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The Handmaid's Tale (1990)

In a dystopian, polluted right-wing religious tyranny, a young woman is put in sexual slavery on account of her now rare fertility.

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Will S 24 Apr 2010

still awesome, stood the test of time very well. Faye Dunnaway is simply awesomely evil. Classic groupthink movie.

Lee M 31 Jan 2008

I remember loving the movie, and thinking how lucky we are that we don't live in a world like that... It felt eerily real when walking out of the theatre.

Dan M 14 Jul 2017

This is a pretty decent adaptation of the book, which is hard to adapt considering the introspective nature of the book. As this is a vision of the future made in the early '90's, some things don't hold up well. However, the idea of a fundamentalist Christian group taking over is, in the current political climate, a very real and scary possibility.

Jason Bailey 05 May 2017

The early '90s were also not exactly a robust period in political cinema, and the influence of the Moral Majority - so clearly felt in Atwood's text - wasn't as pronounced in the Bush I White House as it had been in Reagan's. But, sadly, it sure is now.

kamyar m 07 Jun 2007

Who was able to think that White House would be captured by the radical right-wingers once again? It's more than an adaptation; it is a prophecy of Pinter and Schlondorff.