full of 80's cliche music, and dated special effects--both of which could have been forgiven had the writing been done well enough, but it wasn't. had some good names, and intriguing sets, but nothing to actually merit watching it.

...such a dense text.

looking for the 80's prequel to Inception? Then look no further. Dated in a way some will find charming, others cheesy. And terrible special effects, even for its day I imagine. Dennis Quaid reminds me of a young Harrison Ford here, and Christopher Plummer makes an enjoyable, if cliche villain.

Max von Sydow seemed to be in desperate need of money in the 80s. Or he just forgot how to read. idk, but this is pretty pathetic.

I kept thinking how cool this film would have been if David Cronenberg directed it. Very interesting premise lacks any artistry and relies solely on cheesy imagery. Quaid is awesome in cool-guy-who-doesn't-give-a-shit role.

62.625

this gets a higher rating than im actually feeling for this movie just because it was so campy and 80's. such unimaginative imaginations.

Quite good. The only weak link is the Quaid/Capshaw relationship, because it kind of seems like they're both just being sarcastic at each other most of the time. The premise is fun, the performances are all at least decent, and the dream sequences are a blast. The main character's motivations and behavior don't seem terribly consistent, but I'm willing to forgive that, what with the Snake Man, nuclear explosions, zombies, and glowing nunchucks.

I actually kind of enjoyed this sci fi thriller. I first saw it when I was 12 or so (which was probably a little early) so there may be some nostalgia involved. On rewatch I didn't care for Capshaw but anything with Walken, Plummer and von Sydow can't be all bad.

pretty rad!

What I learned from this movie: nothing happens outside of dreams. Absolutely...nothing...at all.

Great concept. Kate Capshaw is absolutely HOT in this movie. Who is in your dreams?

Reasonable sci fi malarky.

Film med Dennis Quaid skal man generelt holde sig fra...

I remember this is being interesting, should see it again though