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Prepare to dive headfirst into the surreal and treacherous world of dreams with the 1984 sci-fi thriller, Dreamscape. ??
Starring Dennis Quaid as Alex Gardner, a psychic on the run, this movie takes us on a mind-bending journey into the subconscious. When a government project aimed at entering and altering people's nightmares ropes him in, Alex must confront his own fears and a malevolent fellow psychic to save the day. With Kate Capshaw as the dedicated and intelligent Jane DeVries, the film weaves a tale of psychic abilities, shadowy government plots, and the power of dreams.
From the eerie corridors of a research facility to the heart-pounding chases on a dirt bike, Dreamscape delivers a unique blend of '80s cheese, action, and speculative fiction. The stakes skyrocket when the President of the United States, plagued by apocalyptic visions, becomes the target of an assassination plot within his own nightmares. Can Alex use his powers for good and prevent a national disaster? Or will the nightmares win?
Featuring an ensemble cast including Max von Sydow, Christopher Plummer, and even George Wendt, this film is a rollercoaster ride through a landscape where the line between reality and dreams is as thin as a thread. With a soundtrack that captures the ethereal essence of the dream world, Dreamscape is a forgotten gem that laid the groundwork for future dream-centric blockbusters.
For more explorations of the fantastic and the thrilling, keep your dreams tuned to Sounds Awesome Patreon. If you've got your own tales of psychic encounters or dream adventures to share, we're all ears at soundawesomepatreon@gmail.com. Until our next journey into the unknown, keep your third eye open and your reality in check. ?✨
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(00:00) So, everyone, that aside, that's why we're talking about this on Patreon
(01:16) Scott: We need to skew newer. You know, we've been talking about how
(02:13) Dreamscape 1984 was rated r. I thought this was the first pg 13 movie
(03:58) Scott: There's a lot of discrepancies in this movie. There is. You know what's not debatable, Scott
(05:47) Scott: I love Dreamscape. I had watched it as a child
(10:40) The scientists send thugs to get him because the science. And he goes with them because the real thugs are out
(12:47) Dennis Quaid plays a psychic in this movie
(15:12) Master of the universe is a time travel movie
(15:58) Master of the universe is officially a time travel movie that has less time travel
(18:49) So, everyone out there, it is rude to play another man's instrument without permission
(21:00) Dennis Quaid plays president having bad dreams about a young kid
(24:22) Max von Sydow voted for Carter and Christopher Plummer voted for Reagan
(25:06) This is a movie that would not be okay if it happened today
(26:57) Dennis Quaid doesn't find out about plan to kill president until late
(30:16) Dez says creepy guy is there to kill the president in one dream
(33:24) Tommy Ray goes into a dream sequence that's very psychedelic and surreal
(35:04) Tommy Ray is the dragon in this version of the dream
(38:27) Scott: This is everything you want from an eighties movie
(41:29) Dreamscape is a disappointing film. Dennis Quaid and Kate Capshaw give horrible performances
(43:20) Scott: What time is dreamscape? That's a tough one
(45:30) I enjoyed this movie so much more than Dune. You mean the new one or the old one
(47:22) Patrons, thank you so much for watching dreamscape with us
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