I must have been about eight when I saw it. It freaked me out. It took me years to realize it's completely fictional, as brain transplants can't be done that way, yet.
I remember the brown haired woman looking at herself in the mirror after the surgery and not being too happy.
I hope it gets released on DVD someday because I'd like to see it again.
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I totally remember this movie too! I was about 9 or so when I saw it and it definitely made an impression on me too! I remember when the lady went to visit the child of the brunette and they recognized her but since her brain was different, it was a difficult scene for all. I am impressed I am not the only one who remembers it!
shareI remember this movie too although I don't remember too many details. It is the movie I associate Mare Winningham though. She seemed to often play a plain or unstable person. She started out normal and turned out psycho in ER. I have seen her play normal but I just see psycho or someone impaired.
shareThis movie was very disturbing and kinda gross.
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