Disembodied brain with telepathic ability
“Donovan’s Brain” is the story of Dr. Patrick Cory (Lew Ayres, “All Quiet on the Western Front”) and a scientific experiment gone terribly wrong. We first see Dr. Cory experimenting with a monkey’s brain. His wife, Janice (Nancy Davis, later Nancy Reagan) wonders whether they could not surgically remove the brain and keep it alive in a container filled with saline solution and electricity.<br /><br />Later, the doctor learns of a crashed plane belonging to businessman William Donovan. Donovan, seriously injured, is brought to Cory’s home. The doctor, assessing that Donovan cannot be saved, removes his brain and places it in a similar solution fed with electricity. The brain survives, but soon demonstrates unforeseen telepathic ability. Rather than being intent on world domination or pure evil, Donovan initially uses his power to get Cory to do his bidding to conduct business as usual. It’s established that Donovan, in life, was successful in business but not very empathetic.<br /><br />The idea of telepathy to control others is a neat plot device but it’s explored so sluggishly here that its full potential is never realized. What begins as a fascinating science-fiction concept turns out to look pretty silly as Cory and Janice try to figure how to put an end to the brain’s dominance. The problem is that too much exposition is presented, which is always the downfall of fantasy films. The more that the screenwriter explains, the more the viewer can see flaws. The image of a disembodied brain causing havoc simply doesn’t compare with a Frankenstein monster, a Dracula, or even a zombie for visual impact.<br /><br />Bonus features on the newly restored Blu-ray release include audio commentary by film historian Richard Harland Smith, “Trailers From Hell” with Joe Dante, and the original theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Newly Remastered in HD! This Brain Has Some Ideas Of It's Own! Prepare to be scared senseless with this shocking horror-fest that's bursting with startling special effects. Lew Ayers (All Quiet on the Western Front) stars with Gene Evans (The Steel Helmet), Steve Brodie..