The Mandela Effect

It wasn't a terrible movie but it was all over the place with story. Jumping here and there with scenarios and trying to explain what's going on but it's hard to understand some moments. I'd recommend seeing this movie at least once but I'll never watch it again basically. I give it a 5/10

This movie, which is about alternate realities intruding on people's lives in the form of differing memories concerning things and events in the past, is named after the Mandela Effect, which some people claim is a real phenomen about shared alternate memories. It's weird, but I remember the Mandela Effect as being something different...

Narrow audience appeal to living in the matrix + computer and quantum mechanics geeks.

The movie had an interesting premise but went in the wrong direction before eventually losing the viewers interest.

I never review films but felt compelled to because others had given it a low rating. . This movie took me by surprise. You can tell in parts it's low budget but that doesn't mean not well made. I'm not sure if it was supposed to feel like a horror film but that's what it felt like to me in parts, a few scenes really gave me chills...like what if this is real. I recommend it to anybody who likes sci fi. Looney Toons

I don't understand the terrible 1 star reviews. This was a fascinating concept and a solid, watchable film musing on grief, and collective memory. About a grieving father obsessing on the 'mandela effect,' and whether it can being his daughter back.

I had heard of the Mandela Effect for quite a while, so when I saw a movie that dealt with this I had to see it. The movie is okay, and you aren't sure if the main character is crazy or not through much of the film. The ending was very satisfying.

A great premise falls apart half way through the movie, they went in the complete wrong direction.

This movie wants to be a lot more than it is. If the acting wasn't so one note (seriously, they could let the Brandon character comb his hair and stop running around all wide-eyed.) I really can't get into any movie where the best explanation for what is happening is that the character is out of touch with reality. Also, does every single schizophrenic have extremely high anxiety? That seems to be Hollywood's only way of demonstrating a break with reality. Go read some articles about the Effect and save yourself the 80 minutes (that's all it is? felt like two and a half hours.)

The fact critics hated this movie proves we live in a simulation.