eXistenZ (1999)
eXistenZ 1999
Antenna Research, which produces the most popular games, is teaming up with its creator and several contributors to try out a new game they think will make a big impact. The most interesting of these is the main creator of the game, smart and sexy Allegra Geller (Jennifer Jason Leigh). As they learn what's new in the game, they prepare for an adventure that blurs the lines between wildest fantasy and reality forever. What makes Existenz so close to reality is that its connections are directly connected to the nervous system of the players. Connected by a hole in the human spinal cord, the game can access players' memories, emotions and fears. The big moment finally comes as aspiring gamers embark on the biggest adventure of their lives. However, a protester against the games suddenly draws his gun and shouts, "Death to eXistenZ, death to Allegre Geller!" It hits and injures the creator of the game.
Antenna Research, which produces the most popular games, is teaming up with its creator and several contributors to try out a new game they think will make a big impact. The most interesting of these is the main creator of the game, smart and sexy Allegra Geller (Jennifer Jason Leigh). As they learn what's new in the game, they prepare for an adventure that blurs the lines between wildest fantasy and reality forever. What makes Existenz so close to reality is that its connections are directly connected to the nervous system of the players. Connected by a hole in the human spinal cord, the game can access players' memories, emotions and fears. The big moment finally comes as aspiring gamers embark on the biggest adventure of their lives. However, a protester against the games suddenly draws his gun and shouts, "Death to eXistenZ, death to Allegre Geller!" It hits and injures the creator of the game.
