[Movie Review] Replicas - Oh! So I'm a clone! That's ok (laughs)

I recently watched the movie Replicas

starring Keanu Reeves on Huanle.

"Replicas is a 2018 American science fiction thriller film directed by Jeffrey Nachmanoff, and written by Chad St. John, from a story by Stephen Hamel. The film tells the story of a neuroscientist who violates the law and bioethics to bring his family members back to life after they die in a car accident. It stars Keanu Reeves, Alice Eve and Thomas Middleditch.. Wikipedia"

Directed by Jeffrey Nachmanoff
Screenplay by Chad St. John
Story by Stephen Hamel
Produced by
Lorenzo di Bonaventura
Mark Gao
Stephen Hamel
Keanu Reeves
Luis A. Riefkohl
Starring
Keanu Reeves
Alice Eve
Thomas Middleditch
John Ortiz

After watching this movie

It really surprised me

In fact, the key point of a good movie should be that its plot should make people feel the same

But it's obvious that the plot of this movie is really stupid

At first it felt like a science fiction film

It feels like Keanu Reeves is going to become a killer again in the end

And the unexpected ending is that everyone is happily together?!?!

And those who could be resurrected were resurrected

This is really exaggerated

(I didn't expect this sentence to mean that if you are sure, you can always bring people back to life... And it's not bringing people back to life, okay? It's copying memories)

I thought there would be some scene about body rejection

Or you see yourself hanging up and you can’t stand it

The result seems incomplete?!?!?

Just accept this reality lightly?!?!?

Or does the director predict the audience's prediction

Knowing that the audience will definitely want such a scene

Deliberately not giving this direction?!?!?!

The people who were resurrected (or should I say the people who were copied) felt, “Oh! So I’m a copy, it’s nothing.”

Just the feeling of continuing to live

That's not to say it's not possible

But I always emphasize that copying is very risky

May have side effects

It's hard to succeed

The result is really like this

And it's surprisingly easy?!?!?

At the protagonist's house

A few culture tanks + stolen car batteries + a headset = clones?!?!?!?!?

(This performance of mind copying really makes people feel... this is too easy...)

And there was no difficulty in adapting to the body in the movie

It feels weird

The first large part of the movie is about how he copes with the aftermath of the protagonist’s car accident

Then how to train clones

And!

It is obvious that the car accident is entirely the protagonist's fault

You can't see clearly but you insist on driving fast

It's not the devil's conspiracy at all

Very blind

Then there was no mention of how to deal with the body

The ending says that the big devil helped to deal with it

This is also blind

Because the corpse of my family member has a clone (new body), the old body is no longer cared about??!?!?!?!?!

Just copy it

(The middle part is about how the protagonist concealed the fact that all his family members were killed. Four people were killed and no one noticed?!?! Where was the little daughter?!?!? No one called the police?!?! Okay, this part can be understood as the devil secretly helping, because the devil is also the driving force behind the cloning plan)

And you can also find one thing

The most powerful character in the movie should be "Ed" (the protagonist's friend)

Help him create a cloned human body

He is the strongest

Although Ed may have helped the protagonist to become a clone because of the big devil

In the end, I was bumped into like this (by the big devil, no sense at all)

Create a human body and choose the age?!?!?!?

The 2005 Jedi Reborn movie also needs to create a fake environment to cultivate clones

Here we go to make it for you

(Create an adult female body... and it's perfect... this... give me a dozen!)

Alice Eve is also very beautiful... wow...

Give me another dozen

Back to the story

Throughout the movie, I feel like Ed is the one who has the key technology

In the movie, the protagonist's reactions are mostly "I don't know" and "How could this happen"

Only Ed acted "slightly like a scientist"

Is it possible that he was forced to be a failure in the end because he had already shared his technology with others?

So he becomes unimportant?

This is the so-called knowledge barrier.

Sometimes you can protect yourself by not handing over your skills easily

It's probably like this

Ed is really the most pitiful character in the whole movie

Helping the protagonist so much (of course there may be reasons behind this)

The ending was just like this

And I was bumped for no apparent reason

The villain at the end didn't even need to kill Ed?!??!

But he was still killed

It's very strange

There is absolutely no reason

There is also a plot in the middle that seems to show that his clone family’s cloned body actually has defects

But there is no follow-up?!??!?!?

Just mentioned it and it was gone (my wife seemed uncomfortable when she touched her chest, and the child had poor hand-eye coordination)

In the middle, the actor also deleted the part about the younger daughter from the child and the wife's memory because he couldn't copy the younger daughter.

It's very tense

Fear of being discovered

The ending was copied to him again

I am speechless

You can also use electric shock to avoid the tracker at the end (when being chased by bad guys)

And!!

The protagonist knew about this tracker from the beginning

Didn't the protagonist already know that the clone's family would definitely be tracked down?

Then just use a stun gun to solve the problem?!?!?!?!?

I feel like there is a line in the middle where I want to play the clone family's physical collapse

But I don't know why It will be a happy ending

This...

It is also meaningless for the family to escape in the final stage

Because you will definitely be caught

Because if they don't catch him, will they just run away?

It's weird too

(The big devil didn't know that he was facing the God of Killers, John Wick...)

And it is such a powerful company

How could there be only these few bodyguards?

Then the protagonist and his family escaped again

Does this mean that escaping was also a plot arranged by the bad company?

In fact, they have been secretly observing nearby and saying, “Wow! Look at how good the clones made by our company are! They have been living normally with humans for several years! So let’s all buy some clones together!” ?!?!?