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Jerrold 2022-01-10 08:01:49
If you ask me, I will be the same as Mona, not wanting to be a clone... But if I have survived, then I will cherish it as always. At the end of the movie, it is a happy ending of a male lead! Then I silently love Kino...
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Patsy 2022-01-10 08:01:49
Just looking at the synopsis, there will be a new version of the illusion of a live jumping corpse. In fact, the protagonist in this film does exactly the same thing, but because of the development of science, with more advanced technology, the protagonist no longer needs to try to resurrect the body. , But just clone a completely new set, and then transplant consciousness. Due to cost factors, the film has weakened the technological scenes in it. It is too easy to clone and transplant these...
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Hollie 2022-01-10 08:01:49
The story is such a cloned story, but the ending is quite worth thinking about. We often say that human cloning violates ethics and morals. In fact, it is quite vague. It is really terrible to see it "realized" in the movie. Looking at the ending is like a dream that cannot be pierced, it is still a beautiful nightmare. , Think carefully and fear extremely. I immediately thought it would be better not to achieve it... I have experienced parting from my favorite life. At that time, it was...
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Sonia 2022-01-10 08:01:49
The rhythm is fairly tight. The torture of ethics is indeed the key to human cloning technology, and the problems left over from the end of the story directly challenge the bottom line of society. Once this layer is pierced, the entire human race will evolve to another...
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Luther 2022-04-19 09:02:37
What episodes of "The Clones" scare you?
It only takes such a simple operation to extract and re-encode the input to clone a human being. It really scared me and the ecosystem collapsed. Manipulate data in a short time, extract information, enter human brain, encode, adapt. God-like operation, when cloning people is like hatching chicks,...
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Isom 2022-01-10 08:01:49
The "hard" science fiction of the protagonist who does not believe in God.
After reading it, I felt that the score was low.
In addition, the basic setting of this film is materialistic monism, not dualism. Those who are entangled in the transfer of consciousness and have no good endings are mostly dualism or idealistic monism.
The end of science is theology, and the general...
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Will Foster: Okay. All right. That just happened.
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Ed Whittle: And if we make a mistake, I need to know you are prepared to terminate.
Will Foster: We just won't make a mistake.
