“Dr. Brain” is incredibly weird in all the best ways. ... "Dr. Brain" is a tonal rollercoaster that doesn’t quite land in the final two episodes of the season like it promises, but there’s still more than enough to admire in this crazy genre hybrid that’s designed to mess with your head.
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The final two episodes of “Dr. Brain” may frustrate the give-it-to-me-straight-no-more-dream-sequences-please crowd, i.e., my fellow Americans. But as a genre mashup, and craftsmanship, the series is super-sleek, very violent and pretty sharp.
It’s a curious combination of glorious, terrifying genre storytelling with the plodding dramatic rhythms familiar from many other Apple TV+ hour-long series.
For a series predicated on the fantastical, there’s a sense that too much in “Dr. Brain” is meant to play it safe.
Dr. Brain is a well-written exploration of science that perhaps goes too far, especially in the hands of someone so curious. We just hope it keeps that interesting premise and doesn’t become another run-of-the-mill thriller.
Kim’s signature propulsive visual storytelling and other choice spices bring big-screen sensibilities to small-screen material. ... Set an appointment, if you haven’t already.
“Dr. Brain” is left with a mildly twisty detective mystery, marked by fits and spurts of blunted dream logic, a sprinkling of technobabble, and an attempt at retrofitting a family survival story. All three are decently competent in their final form, but this is a show that can’t escape the hints it makes at something far more imaginative.
The one [Apple TV+] have is, in its relatively quiet and only slightly sensational way, better [than Netflix's "Squid Game"]. ... Kim pours on less syrup than the norm, and for most of its run, “Dr. Brain” is a classy and absorbing entertainment.
The writing seamlessly weaves the threads and characters together. Dr. Brain is so compelling, it doesn’t necessarily matter that the final answers to all the twists aren’t very surprising or complicated.
Dr. Brain is a jumble of influences, from Frankenstein and Re-Animator to Inception (to name just a few). Director Kim, however, amalgamates with aplomb, creating something that feels fresh even though the traces of its predecessors are easy to identify.
真的挺引人入胜的,不管看到第几集都会想“不知后面会怎样”,说明悬疑做得不错。 这部剧的终极落着点是夫妻情深和父母对孩子的爱,给我印象最深刻的是男主找到小女孩,第一次露出了有人情味的表情,这是一个观众不容易注意到的细节:男主大脑结构就决定了他这个人是没有情绪的,但因为同步了小女孩父亲的脑电波,把习性癖好什么的也继承过来了,所以这个表情其实是小女孩父亲的,看到女儿平安无事喜极而泣。 男主说不知道握老婆的手这个动作是他的还是情夫的——当然是他的,按我理解他老婆和小女孩父亲就不是情人关系。只是他原先爱老婆却表达不出来,在和很多正常人脑电波同步后拥有了正常人表达爱的能力,把心里本来就存在的那份爱表达出来了而已。对母亲也是同样,妈妈车祸他虽然面无表情,但当即栽倒,就是极度悲恸的表现,如果不爱不会这样的。
问题:主角真的是自闭症吗?是阿斯伯格吗?剧中把丧母到成为博士这段的交待过简。
有老有蠢有贱有自恋有花瓶……这反派组合也没谁了。就前三集,多出来个侦探人格让这个假如记忆可以移植题材有点意思(感觉可以以此开发个不错的推理剧)……但总的来说,比一般的黑镜题材作品差了好一截,主要是因为家庭伦理剧占太多篇幅了(除非把伦理片改成恐怖片)。
剧情蛮紧凑,欲罢不能,一口气看完。文成根和白允植一样,演坏人能演到骨头里,看一眼就成了阴影挥洒不去。其他主演们中规中矩,没有惊喜也没有失望。印象深刻的倒是徐智慧,大概是《爱的迫降》好感延续至今,崔智云太飒了。最后,故事最主要的换脑永生的核心,实在是外行,不懂不敢瞎说。
感觉一般,因为是李善均演的才看完了。最大亮点是男主角同步了猫的能力,看着很厉害。
漫画改编的科幻片,一个父亲为了救自己的孩子,什么都豁得出去,母亲也是。
BUG实在太多了,但简单不带逻辑推理的当悬疑故事看看还行。看完全部来补充一句,前五集还能当故事看看,最后一集简直是胡扯淡到令人发指...
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想看前夫李善均xi演情感认知障碍者能否跟(另一名)前夫曹承佑xi一较高下……看完了,就……算了吧。鬼迷心窍金知云,明珠投暗李善均,非常吃亏金熙顺,苦脸花瓶李裕英。
就…拍成鬼片有必要吗
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不知道原著如何,导演讲故事的能力太弱,剧情支离破碎。另外死尸还能提取记忆,你恐怕要被你们干爹CIA抓走了。
好家伙无聊的一逼,韩国只要拍带有科技感的超前题材,都超难看的,就是悬浮剧情
那么有发挥空间的题材,从节奏,逻辑,连贯性都不太行,就这样还要单集更新
这怎么还有恐怖悬疑的成分...就有点莫名其妙。善均你怎么就突然因为明知的幻觉就开始相信妻子了?脑同步戴个头套隔着头发无创电信号刺激就结束了么,细节有点扯吧。虽然还没展开但节奏和走向有点奇怪。另外虽然明白导演可能想从另一个角度和更具象化的内容表现“幻觉”,但是用这种恐怖片元素就还蛮失败的。故事背景这么老估计为了创新强赋新辞?
悬疑满分💯,就是一周一集差评。韩国最近剧都有点好看哟!
虽然李善均一定会演得很好 但是这个题材太……
真正有钱的来了哈,虽然是剧集但是完全是电影质感,说是电影质感但苹果的剧集都是这样的水平。我想表达的就是苹果来拍就是和韩国公共电视台甚至那几家有钱的有线台的感觉不一样,看着确实舒服多了,最起码没有什么廉价特效了哈
苹果也和韩国合作了啊。似乎恐怖的分量不小,个人觉得科幻加悬疑就够了。记忆冲击造成幻象这个设定挺好的,但也没必要这么玄乎和黑暗惊悚吧。男主人设比较偏向于疯子,没有想看下去的欲望……主要还是最近的剧太多了。
这两年韩剧也太多有情感障碍的主人公了,演员一水实力派但剧情感觉很玄乎,第一集开头以为是犯罪片后来变成科幻片最后又有点恐怖片的倾向,看不出想走什么风格
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