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Overall Rank: 14234

Average Rating: 2.3/4

# of Ratings: 15

Theatrical Release Date: 08/20/2021

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 11/09/2021

Language: English

Genre: Sci-Fi, Thriller

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: Lisa Joy

Actors: Rebecca Ferguson, Hugh Jackman, Thandie Newton, Natalie Martinez, Cliff Curtis, Angela Sarafyan

Plot: Nick Bannister is a PI of the mind - using science to to navigate the past memories of clients. But this darkly alluring world challenges him like never before when he takes on a new client, Mae, and a lost and found case descends into conspiracy and holding on to an elusive lost love. -- Chris Kavan

Matthew Brady - wrote on 12/31/2023

Reminiscence? Well, that's an amusing title for a forgettable movie like this.

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 08/22/2021

"Reminiscence" is an "Inception" and "Dark City" wannabe. None of its ideas are very fresh, the overblown action scenes feel conspicuously out of place, and the superficial themes regarding climate crisis and societal unrest overshadow the characters.

Indyfreak
Movie God

Cool visuals & solid cast help this clunky mashup

Indyfreak - wrote on 12/05/2021

Lisa Joy's directorial debut is a stylish sci-fi noir that is admirable in its ambition. But it's also heavy with exposition. But Hugh Jackman is committed to the weirdness of this near future that doesn't look bright.
So it's appropriate he plays a cynical private detective specializing in memories. Rebecca Ferguson and Thandie Newton are both good as two different women in his life, one a singer with a shady past and the other a loyal friend with conflicted feelings towards Jackman. It's definitely jarring to see this old-school gumshoe story in such a setting, but I honestly dug it better than expected.
The noir elements are fine. But I couldn't help but notice similar plot beats from an earlier dystopian mystery movie called STRANGE DAYS (1995). It's kind of striking how close …

Chris Kavan
Movie God

Film Noir Lite with a Dash of Nolan

Chris Kavan - wrote on 09/03/2021

Reminiscence is film-noir wannabe - a detective tale set through memories - and despite a solid cast, can't quite find its rhythm and ultimately feels too hollow both in terms of story and characters.

Director Lisa Joy is best known for her work on Westworld and seems have brought some familiar faces along as both Thandiwe Newton and Angela Sarafyan have roles. She also tries to bring that Westworld feel to the film, though the translation doesn't quite works as well in this shorter format.

Our story, as it is, takes place in a future where the waters have risen and the heat is on. This means people sleep all day and get things done at night - and also get everywhere via boat for the most part. And memory has become a hot commodity for Nick Bannister (Hugh Jackman) and his partner, …

Chrisd
Aspiring Actor

A blast with only one complaint

Chrisd - wrote on 08/21/2021

Okay so I'll start by saying that I have been looking forward to this movie for awhile now and now that I've had a chance to see it here are my thoughts I'm gonna start by saying this is a incredible movie no doubt you can tell everyone worked extremely hard to make it exactly what it was which was absolutely fantastic there was good action fabulous adventure and good suspense everything that a summer blockbuster is made of right down to the absolutely awesome special effects that were out of this world so much happening so little time to take it all in but while I absolutely loved this movie I must say it wasn't all good I mean yeah ofcourse the part that mattered was good and I highly praise that However there is a scene of sexual interaction that in my opinion could have either been …