Originally wanted to give three and a half stars, but found that there are no half stars, so I rounded up to four stars. I've been watching this movie with both curiosity and worry. As a madman of science, Will Foster explores deeper areas in his continuous research on the technology of consciousness transplantation. Ethics as a point of divergence is not discussed here. There are a few scenes in the movie that are impressive. Shot 1: At the first moment when Will's car was involved in an accident, Wil did not indulge in the pain of losing his relatives like ordinary people. He insisted that his family was not dead, because the soul and body could be reshaped, and the male protagonist was in the He showed great sadness when choosing who to clone, knowing that the one he had abandoned was doomed to die and be lost forever. Scene 2: After Mona's resurrection, he gradually realized that something was wrong. After repeated questions, Will chose to be honest with Mona. Mona loved her husband deeply and supported his career, and chose to understand her husband. There is a question here, does Mona really accept her identity as a clone? From the back story, Mona chooses to cherish everything in front of her based on her love for her husband and family reunion. Scene 3: Will was betrayed by the boss and wanted to kill the Will family and seize the scientific research results. Will started the No. 345 experiment (Will uploaded his consciousness in order to complete the experimental task and protect his family from being discovered, which has already been done before) , 345 confronts Jonse in order to protect his "family". In the second half of the film, No. 345 doesn't disagree with Will, I think Will's human kindness and sacrificial spirit keep them on the same page. In the end, the biggest Boss of the movie came to the surface, and the open ending of the movie also laid the foundation for the next one.
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