Cronenberg questions reality but didn't like the story
Existenz was another sci-film by director David Cronenberg. It takes place in a near future where people are directly plugged into virtual reality games via their spinal cord. Jennifer Jason Leigh is a game designer who is on the run after an assassination attempt.<br /><br />Cronenberg’s style is immediately seen in the tech that people use. They are living organisms that look like amoebas and have internal organs which people constantly touch and interact with. The story also has a metaphysical element to it. Leigh for instance talks about how people’s bodies are a cage that they need to escape via virtual reality which will allow them to travel wherever they want. At the same time it’s noted that people don’t physically do things anymore like skiing because they can do that virtually. Ultimately it comes to question what reality is.<br /><br />That’s all interesting but I didn’t like the delivery. I felt like the story didn’t progress enough. Too many times it seemed like the plot was treading water.
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