The usual Philip K Dick cloned nonsense

Rating: Null/10 (11 May 2020)

Personally I have zero tolerance for the Philip K Dick style -- paranoid incomprehensibility, assumptions that nothing about the world is as it seems, no requirement that the story make sense even within its universe. You want to destroy your mind with drugs, go right ahead, but that's your journey, not mine.
You know everything you need to know about this movie by knowing that it's in that Philip K Dick style...
So what could be an interesting idea dissolves into a paranoid mess. Instead of considering how this very different view of life should change how we view everything, all we get is the usual cop-outs: Crazy secretive military types, hero who has no idea what's going on, all culminating in an ending that implies the world we live in today is the best of all possible worlds, and any change to it is ipso facto bad. Meaning that the best possible resolution is to undo all these possible changes and go back to the way things have always been.
Love conquers all. Death is natural and something we should ultimately embrace.
Family First.
Yawn!