Negative Space: Philip K. Dick

The Adjustment Bureau: A potentially great movie, The Adjustment Bureau devolves into a chase and a cheap love story in the final third of the film. It’s as if they ended the first Matrix movie with Trinity and Neo settling down in the suburbs of the Matrix.

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Negative Space: Philip K. Dick last modified August 31st, 2011.

Negative Space: Philip K. Dick

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