Dream Hacker (2025) Movie Review

Dream Hacker – Movie Review

Initial Impression – Dream Hacker offers an insightful exploration into the potential perils of AI and technology that exceeds our comprehension.

Where to Watch

ON DIGITAL AND ON DEMAND JUNE 10

Director: Richard Colton

Writer: Richard Colton, Sue Kingsley (Screenplay)

Cast

  • Molly Hanson (The Coming of the Martians)
  • Marina Sirtis (Star Trek Generations)
  • Glynis Barber (Point Break)
  • Mark Williams (101 Dalmatians)
  • David Yip (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom)

Storyline: Neuroscientist Jennifer Connelly develops a tool for delving into and controlling dreams. During an initial test, she stumbles upon a shocking revelation: an artificial intelligence entity called “Adam” resides within her dreamscape, paving the way for unexplored territories.

Runtime: 1 Hour 45 Minutes 

There may be spoilers in the rest of the review

Dream Hacker

The narrative unfolds as scientist Jennifer Hanson finds herself compelled to test her groundbreaking dream manipulation technology. As she initiates the experiment, an unexpected event occurs – she is instantaneously transported into a stranger’s body, located miles away across the globe.

Yet, unintentionally, Jennifer finds herself causing issues for the woman she’s transferred into, Candy (Bendz). Eager to rectify the situation, her actions unfortunately seem to exacerbate the problem further. On another note, her mentor grapples with a predicament concerning the machine, which could potentially derail their shared research endeavors.

Verdict on Dream Hacker

Recap

The film traces the journey of a scientist inventing a gadget that penetrates people’s dreams. This device leads her into the form of a dancer, landing her in a tricky situation. The scientist then embarks on a quest to rectify her creation and resolve the issues before it’s too late.

Best Parts

The film offers an impressive portrayal of the tension generated by technology and artificial intelligence. It delivers a multi-layered narrative that places us squarely in the perspective of a female character grappling with a predicament she herself has instigated through her technology. The acting performances are consistently commendable throughout the film.

Worst Parts

This exploration presents an intriguing glimpse into potential tech developments. It could have been even more thought-provoking if it delved deeper into the various possibilities to explain why such choices might not always be beneficial.

Final ThoughtsDream Hacker is an interesting journey through a new technology.

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2025-06-08 18:37

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