Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams

Most of the short stories written by Philip K. Dick contain entertainment, mystery, ideas, and messages. In fifty-minute versions, however, perhaps it is only the idea that remains, in some cases annoyingly stretched to an unbearable length, sometimes only material in the first act and then shamefully abandoned. Despite a few successful melodies from Ólafur Arnalds, Electric Dreams remains an unfinished effort, in which only the episode Human Is captivated me, in which Bryan Cranston once again plays Bryan Cranston. Such a charmingly eloquent paradox. (27/06/2018)