Wednesday, August 29, 1934
'Dreamscape'
Continued from Pae 13
The intentions ere mainly pure
and honest, until a third psychic
is needed. Enter Alex Gardner
(Dennis Quaid), a teen psychic
phenomenon who dropped out
of the testing process to become a
wizard on the race track and pick
girls to go after.
It'3 a dangerous life, though,
because the track rats know he
has the knack of picking winners.
Forever on the run, Gardner ends
up back in the laboratory, work
ing on the dreamscape theory
with his former doctor. Paul No
votny (Max Van Sydnow).
Gardner picks up the power to
enter dreams with or without
Novotny's machine. But rival psy
cho psychic, also has the power,
lierivals's government heavy (Chris
topher Plummer) puts him on a
direct life and death course with
Gardner and the U.S. president
(Eddie Albert). The rival psycho
played by David Patrick Kelly, b
uie uesi actor in tne movie.
The makers of Dreamscape want
viewers to think about the possi
bilities of such ability, which the
press release says "is in the not-too-distant
future." If someone
has the power to enter your dreams
the most private part of anyone
what changes could it mean?
Then, if that power falls into the
wrong hands, be they incompe
tent or evil, then what? Also, if it's
possible to kill someone in a dream,
will that person also die in real
life?
If you buy it at all, or Just
enough to sense a danger from
Plummer's character (and the
CIA for that matter) then "Dream
scape" will be a rare adventure. If
not, it will be hard to ignore and
forgive Capshaw's brainless beauty
bit j or the you-know-what-happens
next feeling in the concluding
pivotal dream.
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