The first 1/3 was really exciting. It was really hard to see the black man waking up because of insufficient anesthesia and howling as he ran away. I felt that the people in this company were simply demons. However, let's not talk about the various protagonists' halos when the two clones escaped. Just because of these two clones, how many innocent people died. Even if these are not mentioned, apart from the bad character of the male protagonist, does he really need to die? In my opinion, the male protagonist is worse than his main body. In addition, the normal logic should be that the people of the biological company should be punished by law... Most of them were killed by clones. This is really unacceptable. The audience still wants to see the victory of man (law, morality) rather than the super victory of clones... So the street throwing can also explain it.
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