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Short films made from brain activity of mice aim to show how they see world | Neuroscience  The Guardian

What your favourite movie villain reveals about your brain  BBC Science Focus Magazine

Mind’s Eye Cinema: Reconstructing “Movies” Directly the Brain  Neuroscience News

‘Conscious’ Director on Exploring the Brain Through the Lens of Dementia and How Shakespeare Inspired the Copenhagen-Bound Doc  The Hollywood Reporter

Movies reconstructed from mouse brain activity | UCL News - UCL  UCL | University College London

I Watched a 7.5-Hour Movie in Theaters to Confront My Dwindling Attention Span  WIRED

The Bradley Cooper Horror Movie That Will Break Your Brain  Giant Freakin Robot

Mapping functional homologies between human and marmoset brain networks using movie-driven ultra-high field fMRI  Nature

When your eyelids become a cinema screen: what strobing light reveals about the brain  The Conversation

When Pixar filmmakers venture into live-action, the Brain Trust goes bust  AV Club

Researchers May Have Found the Antidote to Social Media Brain Rot: Experimental Film  The Hollywood Reporter

Me, My Film, and My Massive Brain Tumor  Time Magazine

The cinema lab: brain activity tracked to find secret to creating immersive films  The Guardian

“This Movie Was Soooooo Unsettling”: 17 Times A Movie Straight-Up Changed Someone’s Brain Chemistry Forever  BuzzFeed

Wincing at Movies? Your Brain Might Be Re-Creating the Pain  Discover Magazine

Scientists used Hollywood movies to hack the human brain and they found something wild  The Times of India

The Guide #227: A brain-melting sci-fi movie marathon, curated by Britain’s best cult film-maker  The Guardian

Evangeline Lilly Reveals Brain Damage After Freak Fall: “An Uphill Battle”  The Hollywood Reporter

Your Brain on Movies, Pt. 1  WashU

What the Film Inside Out Can Teach Us About the Brain, the Mind and Ourselves  Columbia | Zuckerman Institute

MIT maps how the brain experiences movies  Popular Science

The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962) ⭐ 4.6 | Horror, Sci-Fi  IMDb

Justified and Unjustified Movie Violence Evoke Different Brain Responses  Annenberg Public Policy Center

Your Brain on the Movies: A Computational Approach for Predicting Box-office Performance from Viewer’s Brain Responses to Movie Trailers  Frontiers

Understanding the magic of movie watching in the brain: The goal of a research led by the University of Oxford and UPF  EurekAlert!

This is your brain on movies  MIT Technology Review

'The paradox of horror': How scary films can soothe your anxiety  BBC

Toward naturalistic neuroscience: Mechanisms underlying the flattening of brain hierarchy in movie-watching compared to rest and task  Science | AAAS