What a waste of my time!!!

Admirable film.

There is just so much movie here. For some it may be too much. But in the same secretly sarcastic way most telemarketers say the phrase, the title of this one is particularly apt.

One of those movie experiences that is so good it makes you realize you've been grading everything else on a curve.

This show, like a lot of new shows, uses high pitched tones to indicate trauma to a character, but these sounds are a torture, and, I think, maybe cause tinnitus. Please stop.

Well mastered show with groundbreaking ideas and special a fax. Saying that most of the episodes will leave you empty. They seem to drawl no conclusion and there's nothing really to talk about afterwards or debate. I hope that our worlds don't turn into anything like these issues and the insensitivity and in humanity that is used in the shows to produce unpredictability. But after you Watch a few you pretty much get the gist of what everyone's going to be about hoping that one will be different. But it won't. I'm interested to see where they go in the future with this series. It needs a lot of work.

Brilliant - P.K. Dick one of the giants of twentieth century literature. The direction is excellent, the acting excellent and such varied stories. He wrote so many great stories both short and novels but so much more could be turned into series two and three, etc. I really hope this isn't a one off. Look forward to the next series.

Philip K Dick's Electric Dreams is an ambitious series of one-hour films based on his stories, pulling in big stars with a different cast and crew for each episode. Each varies wildly in tone sharing only a couple of common themes and motifs that connect them to each other. It's difficult not to compare parables with Charlie Brooker's "Black Mirror," which is tough territory to compete with, but having more serious sci-fi storytelling back in the mainstream can only be a good thing.