Matt Hough
Mindgamers Blu-ray Review
Visionary sci-fi thrillers can be either superb (The Matrix, Ex Machina) or abysmal (Battlefield: Earth); sadly, Andrew Goth’s Mindgamers (originally titled DxM) falls into the latter category: a stupifyingly garbled and uninvolving futuristic adventure mixing religious philosophy with quantum physics in the hopes of finding a common ground.
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Mindgamers Blu-ray Review
Visionary sci-fi thrillers can be either superb (The Matrix, Ex Machina) or abysmal (Battlefield: Earth); sadly, Andrew Goth’s Mindgamers (originally titled DxM) falls into the latter category: a stupifyingly garbled and uninvolving futuristic adventure mixing religious philosophy with quantum physics in the hopes of finding a common ground.
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