eXistenZ
Directed by David CronenbergRefleja una sociedad en la que los diseñadores de juegos son venerados como ídolos y los jugadores pueden entrar orgánicamente en los juegos. Alegra Geller es la autora eXistenZ, el juego más original, que impide a los usuarios distinguir los límites entre la realidad y la fantasía.
eXistenZ Ratings & Reviews
- The Gutter Monkey23 de marzo de 2025It's like the Garbage Pail Kids version of Westworld.
- Thomas Kearney20 de enero de 2026Just can't come , you have to watch it to know what it feels like
- Daniel Gustavsson12 de octubre de 2024I will admit that I was torn here if I wanted to give this a 4 or a 5. The movie is absolutely not perfect, and some of the editing is very confusing. The acting can be... weird for lack of a better word. But I went with a 5 in the end because for some reason this movie really stuck with me. The themes are so great. The risks it takes. Some of the weird stuff (the gun for example). The ending. They are all so brilliant. It's a bit cheesy at times but that just makes the whole thing more geeky (and hence fitting for this). I also think the movie brings a lot of food for thoughts, especially after that ending. I love this movie.
- Jonathan Huighe8 de enero de 2026It was good but the ending twist was very unseen, after seeing tons of memes of the movie and finally watching it, I like it
- NewFilmsAnonymous18 de agosto de 2025Bioweapons, experimental vaginas, parallax multiverses, homicidal developers...and still better than the gaming industry today!
- flavo433 de enero de 2026eXistenZ is a mind‑bending slice of sci‑fi that showcases David Cronenberg’s fascination with the blurred boundaries between technology and flesh. Starring Jennifer Jason Leigh and Jude Law, the film dives into the world of virtual‑reality gaming—but instead of glossy CGI, it embraces tactile, unsettling practical effects that make its bio‑tech creations feel disturbingly real. The story is deliberately disorienting, filled with twists, loops, and shifting layers of reality that keep you questioning what’s genuine and what’s part of the game. Its unconventional ending only deepens that sense of uncertainty, leaving viewers with the lingering unease Cronenberg is famous for. While this is one of his more restrained works—less extreme than his body‑horror landmarks—it’s still a compelling entry in his filmography. eXistenZ remains a clever, provocative thriller that challenges perception and rewards viewers who enjoy narratives that twist themselves inside out.
- Don the Darth Knight CORLEONE19 de julio de 2025A Movie that could melt your brain because it's a real mind twister.
- frankpanduh6 de diciembre de 2025The holes are gross if you have that one phobia. But the director is known for making body horror!
- elven75326 de octubre de 2025I enjoyed the twists and turns throughout
- Tyler Stefansen18 de octubre de 2025Good I think very weird in a good way disgusting and unsettling on purpose
eXistenZ Trivia
eXistenZ was released on 14 de abril de 1999.
eXistenZ was directed by David Cronenberg.
eXistenZ has a runtime of 1h 37min.
eXistenZ was produced by András Hámori, David Cronenberg, Robert Lantos.
Refleja una sociedad en la que los diseñadores de juegos son venerados como ídolos y los jugadores pueden entrar orgánicamente en los juegos. Alegra Geller es la autora eXistenZ, el juego más original, que impide a los usuarios distinguir los límites entre la realidad y la fantasía.
The key characters in eXistenZ are Allegra Geller (Jennifer Jason Leigh), Ted Pikul (Jude Law), Kiri Vinokur (Ian Holm).
eXistenZ is rated 18.
eXistenZ is an Action, Suspense, Ciencia ficción film.
eXistenZ has an audience rating of 6.9 out of 10.
eXistenZ had a budget of 15 MUS$.
eXistenZ has made 2,9 MUS$ at the box office.