Right, well I happened to stumble upon this 2016 sci-fi thriller titled "Mind's Eye" (aka "The Black Hole") by random chance here in 2022. I had never heard about the movie, and I wasn't exactly harboring much of any high hopes for it. But still, the movie had Malcolm McDowell in it, so there were hope.
I managed to suffer through 50 minutes of the ordeal that is "Mind's Eye", then I just gave up. The movie was a series of random chaos. It felt like there were 50 different directors filming their own segments and then handing it over to listed director Mark Steven Grove to put together for a movie. The movie was just too much of a scrambled mess to offer any coherent enjoyment for me.
Not only was the movie a chaotic heap of pointlessness, but it was also visually horrible. The special effects looked so bad that it was laughable.
As for the acting in the movie, well don't get your hopes up. Sure, Malcolm McDowell were there to grace the movie with his mere presence and voice, but that was about it.
I have zero intentions of returning to watch the rest of "Mind's Eye", because the movie totally fell short of providing me with anything even remotely resembling entertainment or enjoyment.
My rating of "Mind's Eye" from writer Mark Daniels and director Mark Steven Grove lands on a staggering one out of ten stars.
I managed to suffer through 50 minutes of the ordeal that is "Mind's Eye", then I just gave up. The movie was a series of random chaos. It felt like there were 50 different directors filming their own segments and then handing it over to listed director Mark Steven Grove to put together for a movie. The movie was just too much of a scrambled mess to offer any coherent enjoyment for me.
Not only was the movie a chaotic heap of pointlessness, but it was also visually horrible. The special effects looked so bad that it was laughable.
As for the acting in the movie, well don't get your hopes up. Sure, Malcolm McDowell were there to grace the movie with his mere presence and voice, but that was about it.
I have zero intentions of returning to watch the rest of "Mind's Eye", because the movie totally fell short of providing me with anything even remotely resembling entertainment or enjoyment.
My rating of "Mind's Eye" from writer Mark Daniels and director Mark Steven Grove lands on a staggering one out of ten stars.