The Mandela Effect

2019 • 79 minutes

About this movie

A man becomes obsessed with a phenomenon where facts and events have been collectively misremembered by thousands of people. Believing it to be the symptom of something larger, his search for answers brings him to the brink of insanity when a startling revelation forces him to make a difficult decision that, if he is right, could have consequences for the entire world. Starring Charlie Hofheimer, Aleksa Palladino, Robin Lord Taylor, and Clarke Peters.

Ratings and reviews

First half is very good. Good idea, but then the movie goes in a weird direction and breaks its own rules. If you see it you will see what i mean. Sad as this movie had such potential. I dont want to spoil it but the way he winds up changing things up is a head scratcher. Didnt know home PCs could break reailty. Maybe another writer will make a good mandela effect film that makes more sense and does not break its own rules. 🤷‍♂️

Don't read tell u watched the movie.... So far it brings tears to my eye's. How come 10s of thousands of people have basically the same memory. The world may very well be simalated.wow. twist and turns. Makes u feel insane sometimes. Really drags u in. Wishing u can bring back people u just lost.. That would be cool if u can bring back someone u lost this past year. Overall its a pretty good movie. (Doe's make u feel crazy. Sometimes). Good movie.

Over all, not bad for a low budget flick. Believable exposition and good character development riding along a somewhat predictable plot. What this movie does best is in presenting a functional case for simulation theory in a way that stirs up the imagination as 'The Matrix' did in 1999.