Written for a limited audience Philip Dick played with ideas in his short stories, many of which obviously resonate with his fans. To me, however, I suspect he would've done better to stay way from drugs and hallucination induced concepts that veer uncomfortably close to Scientology. Translating his ideas to hugely successful films was left to the likes of Ridley Scott who understood how to creative atmospheric worlds and likeable, sympathetic characters. So this story. I honestly didn't care about any of the characters because I couldn't identify with them. The story is dark, depressing and mistaken. Communism and Fascism are opposite sides of the same coin, but they are not synonymous. This is a deflection perpetrated by the far right movement in America today. I suspect it reflects more the film maker's views than Dick's who sadly died in 1982. This film is not even remotely as good as Blade Runner, A Scanner Darkly or The Adjustment Bureau. But if you love Dick's short stories.. this ones for you.

One of the worst excuses for a movie I've ever seen So, you're thinking there aren't many movies out right now and this one might be ok during the lull. If you rent this movie, you will hate yourself in the morning for wasting $4 and minutes of your life (30 for me before I turned the movie off). What's bad - screenplay, cinematography, actor dialog/screen presence/delivery, editing...well, for every category for which an academy award is given this thing gets an "F". Terrible.

Faithful adaptation Great indie with familiar cast and close to the text of the novel with a few pleasant surprises. Dystopian world reminds us of recent developments like NSA revelations.

Terrible Waste of time. Worst sci-fi movie ever.

Has the feel of a 70s soap opera Double super cheese special effects. Did not finish it though, maybe the end was redeeming

Garbage No redeeming qualities whatsoever. Horrible direction...bad acting...made for TV quality FX. Save your money.

Just absolutely horrible... This Sci fi concept needed major adaptation work to become a movie; sadly, that's not what happened. Low-Budget effects, low-budget dialogue, low-budget affect (lines are deliveted very flatly).

Sucks , verry verry much.. verry bad effects and actors.. what a waist of bandwidth. And money

Very good adaptation This was the first book by Philip K. Dick that I ever read (1986). I was expecting far more leeway to be taken with the story line as has been done with other Philip K. Dick stories converted to movie form. I'm glad this was crowed funded an not ruined by Hollywood. Now to go back and read the book again.

Poorly made

SERGIO. BARAJAS

Fantasti!!!