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Movie Site : Movie Reviews : Television : Lathe of Heaven

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Title: Lathe of Heaven

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Genre: Television

Release Date: , 2002

MPAA Rating: n/a

Runtime: 91 minutes

Director: Philip Haas

Writer: Alan Sharp, Ursula K. Le Guin (novel)

Distributor: USA Network

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Rogue's Review:

Provocative, highly watchable

I haven't read the book or seen the original film made in 1980, so I have nothing to compare this remake to, and I enjoyed it very much. The story is a fantastic metaphor about how we shape/dream our own realities, and there are excellent performances from Haas and Caan (both with double a's in their names - coincidence?....) I would most definitely want to see the original version now, since it has been recommended so highly by so many.

Wanted to add that I've since seen the original, and I actually liked the new one better, believe it or not - I thought the story evolved with more clarity in the remake and the overall feeling it left me with was more satisfying than the original as well.

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