Baffled!

A thrilling ride through the supernatural and mysterious.

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Synopsis

Baffled! is a 1973 supernatural thriller starring Leonard Nimoy as Tom Kensington, a race car driver who suddenly discovers he possesses psychic abilities. While participating in a high-stakes racing competition, Tom experiences visions and premonitions that lead him to uncover a dark conspiracy surrounding a mysterious death. As he digs deeper, he finds himself drawn into a world of danger where he must determine who to trust and who is trying to sabotage him. The film blends elements of suspense and the paranormal, painting a gripping tale of intrigue as Tom navigates his newfound gifts while racing against time and fate. With its unique premise and Nimoy's charismatic performance, Baffled! explores the limits of perception and the chaos of life intertwined with the supernatural.

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Reviews

Baffled! has received a mix of reactions from critics since its release. Rotten Tomatoes has not provided a consensus rating, as there are limited reviews available, but the film has a score of 55% on IMDb, indicating a somewhat lukewarm reception overall. Critics have described Leonard Nimoy’s performance as 'captivating' and 'sympathetic,' showcasing his range as an actor beyond his well-known Spock persona. According to a review from ‘Films in Review’, the film is 'a fascinating exploration of a racing driver caught between reality and the unknown,' highlighting the film's unique blend of genres as one of its stronger points. However, some reviews have been less favorable, with ‘The A.V. Club’ noting that the film feels 'disjointed at times, often struggling to maintain a cohesive narrative despite its intriguing concept.' Additionally, user ratings on Metacritic hover around 55%, reflecting a polarized view among audiences. Nonetheless, the engaging premise keeps viewers intrigued, making it a noteworthy piece of early 70s cinema and a cult classic for many Leonard Nimoy fans.