Kill All Others is the final episode of Philip K Dick’s Electric Dreams, although prior to being on Channel 4, all ten episodes have since aired on Amazon Prime where this became the seventh episode. Why? Who knows. Anyhoo, this one begins on October 19th, 2054, in a world where you can talk to, and […]
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Safe and Sound is the ninth episode of Philip K Dick’s Electric Dreams and begins in a world that’s a totalitarian state where there’s checkpoints everywhere you go, and the threat of terrorism is never far away, although are those terrorist attacks real or faked to instill fear in its all? Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, […]
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Autofac is the eighth episode of Philip K Dick’s Electric Dreams and begins with Emily Zabriskie (Juno Temple) heading for work at the titular company when a rocket blows up New York, and life will be very different for any survivors of the war that ensued. Picking up after that, we see a post-apocalyptic world […]
The Father Thing is – on Channel 4 at least, as the series returns after a four month gap, the seventh episode of Philip K Dick’s Electric Dreams, although all ten episodes have since aired on Amazon Prime where this became the final episode. The series has also had a bump to a later, weekday […]
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Crazy Diamond is the fourth episode of Philip K Dick’s Electric Dreams, although it was originally scheduled to be the fifth, as it’s swapped places with next week’s Real Life. Not quite sure why as, while it’s stars Steve Buscemi and Borgen‘s Sidse Babett Knudsen, it’s not as good as those we’ve had already. That […]
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The Commuter is the third episode in Philip K Dick’s Electric Dreams and is set in an era that feels like a mixture of ’60s, ’70s and ’80s, with decor jumping between all three. Having worked in a dank railway ticket office or 20 years, Ed Jacobson (Timothy Spall) knows every stop on each train […]
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Impossible Planet is the second episode in Philip K Dick’s Electric Dreams and is set far into the future when far more is known about the universe than in our present day, opening with Brian Norton (Free Fire‘s Jack Reynor), a fed up interplanetary tour guide, taking people around various star systems – the futuristic […]
Philip K Dick’s Electric Dreams begins the new 10-part series with The Hood Maker, airing on Channel 4 in the UK and Amazon in the US, and feels like their alternative to Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror, whose fourth series is due on Netflix later this year. As you’d expect with the creator of Blade Runner, […]
New Blu-ray and DVD releases August 7th 2017 are as follows: A Lull in the Sea: Complete Series (Blu-ray and DVD) Anthropophagus (Blu-ray 25th Anniversary Edition) Blindspot Season 2 (Blu-ray and DVD) Blindspot Seasons 1 & 2 (Blu-ray and DVD) Bridgend (Blu-ray/DVD Double Play) City of Tiny Lights (DVD) Crashing Season 1 (DVD) Deep Purple: […]
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Electric Dreams proves that whether you’re in the ’80s or the ’10s, computers can frequently be a complete pain in the arse. Described, onscreen by a computer, this movie is described as “a fairytale for computers”. For my first time watching this, I know if I’d have seen it at the time, I would’ve loved […]
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