Jennifer Jason Leigh

Jude Law

Ian Holm

Willem Dafoe

Don McKellar

Callum Keith Rennie

Christopher Eccleston

Sarah Polley

Robert A. Silverman

Oscar Hsu

Kris Lemche

Vik Sahay

Kirsten Johnson

James Kirchner

Balázs Koós

Stephanie Belding

Gerry Quigley

Tamara Deverell

Elinor Rose Galbraith

András Hámori

David Cronenberg

Robert Lantos

Howard Shore

Peter Suschitzky

Ronald Sanders

Carol Spier

Denise Cronenberg

Deirdre Bowen

Dusty Reeves

Paul Shikata

Paul Renaut

Janet Cormack

Réjean Goderre

Mila Rolicz

Ray Merrin

Mary-Lou Green-Benvenuti

Mark Gingras

Goro Koyama

J. Tracy Budd

Graham Daniel

Doug Rennie

Joe Curtin

John Bannister

Andy Malcolm

Tom Bjelic

Shonagh Jabour

Micheline Trépanier

Carole Lord

John Laing

Nick Watson

Jim Peters

Bradley McInnis

David Moxness

Dug Rotstein

John Nelles

Dan Evans Farkas

Suzana Peric

Debra Beers

Don Retzer

Prudence Emery

Alison Reid

David Evans

James Isaac

Ava Gerlitz

Brenda Gilles

Bradley Adams

Damon Bryant

Sandra Tucker

Michael MacDonald

Brandon Cronenberg

Wayne Griffin

Christopher Geggie

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Thriller

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eXistenZ

Alliance Atlantis

Serendipity Point Films

Natural Nylon Entertainment

Canada

United Kingdom

English

Free will is obviously not a big factor in this little world of ours.

Hee, yet another David Cronenberg picture that divides opinions, not just among the casual film watchers, but also his most ardent fans.

Plot is a little nutty in actuality, as it finds Jennifer Jason Leigh as the world's most high profile games designer. While testing her new virtual reality game out with a focus group, an assassination attempt puts her on the run with an ally of sorts, marketing man Ted Pikul (Jude Law). With the prototype of the new game in their possession, the pair must enter the game's realm to unlock the various puzzles and threats that now confounds and stalks them.

With Cronenberg back to writing something solely from his own head, eXistenZ finds the Canadian auteur happy to be back making a truer piece of work for his kinked visions. Unfortunately the advent of such virtual reality fare and various realist themes was well in filmic swing come the time eXistenZ was released, rendering it in some eyes as a band wagon jumper. That's unfair, because it's still a unique film, as Cronenberg blends body horror with visual invention to create a mind warp of gaming possibilities, a thrum thrum of futuristic verve. He gets top performances out of Leigh (great hair as well) and Law, while the narrative is constantly tricky enough to demand the viewer pays attention whilst being prepared to, perhaps, be surprised.

Not prime Cronenberg, but still smart and funky, twisty and nutty, scary and oblique. So very much a Cronenberg original, then. 8/10

I'm sorry but this low budget disaster got zero interest from me.  The props were horrid. The story was ridiculous; really, it was just so "stupid".  Maybe I should be using bigger words, but this movie was just awful in every way. 
I rarely give up on a movie; I feel like someone shouldn't give a movie a bad review unless they've seen the entire thing. I've seen the entire thing, finally.  It was almost painful to get through.  It is just a cheap and dreadful production.  The SyFy channel makes better quality garbage than this.

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