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Harrison Bergeron (1995)
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Summary: In the United States of the future, everyone is made equally dumb through electronic headbands, and equally skilled at sports and ballet by handicapping the better players and performers with weights, on order of the Handicapper General. Art is banished, so noone can be jealous of anyone, and everyone is a happy consumer. Harrison Bergeron is however too smart to be limited by a headband, and so is inducted into the secret government that keeps things running.
Genre: Sci-fi
Country: Canada
Directed By: Bruce Pittman
More information at the Internet Movie Database
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na Stain
100
T10
One of the best sf films of the '90s, even though it just happens to be made for cable. Funny and sad and thought-provoking
na Etheriel
62
T7
na imdb
73
T9
na Adrien
3
T8
na Barthalen
66
T5
Some interesting ideas, but somehow the setting never convinced me of its internal logic. The made-for-tv production values weren't enough to properly flesh out the setting. The leaders-behind-the-scenes dressing all in black produced a chuckle. Can't our secret overlords wear casual clothes and not work in oppressive buildings for once? Too bad the thought provoking elements only partially shone through.
na Fatchrisb
91
T10
This is a very good movie, and it is too bad that it is not more widely available (since it is made for TV). At some parts, it is a bit silly; however, for the most part is fairly creative and well done. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
na garofalo
0
T5
na DougCollins
95
T8
na abdullah gul
63
T4
na dagda2
90
T9
na wavymouth
59
T1
na Sparwhawk
90
T10
na Johnny Logic
82
T7
na Egregius
95
T10
Expanding on a Kurt Vonnegut short story, this provoked quite a lot of thought in me. What if the government could make us all happy..by making us all equally dumb and clumsy, would that be such a bad thing? But what of art? What of intelligent people? Accessible, yet profound, and that for a made for tv film. One distopian flick you ought to have seen.
na griphon
70
T5
na SirRobbie
70
T6
na lex
85
T7
The best TV-movie I've ever seen. Though it has some flaws you might expect a TV-movie to have (rather flawed production, directing and script) it still stands out to me above most of the big productions I've seen. Very thought provoking material.
na deadsloth
77
T5
na barky
65
T2
Quite interesting and thought provoking. However the acting and the dialogue is terrible, making it difficult to watch.
na ayall
76
T5
na Catt
90
T9
na cardsfanboy
82
T8
na mightysparks
55
T5
na Barraoc
80
T9
na tef
85
T8
na Cloudynow
72
T8
na tutawua
50
T2
na Mazros
76
T8
na Princezz
70
T6
na Jerky
60
T8
na DavidB
78
T9
na Chouinard
75
T6
they messed up a great short story. Has not stood the test of time very well.
na poictesme
60
T8
na ZombieBuffet
60
T5
na moviesinhell
75
T6
na Cronos
90
T10
na Patryk
83
T9
Average Tier 6.95 from 37 Rankings rss