"His" point of view, a great story

Rating: 10/10 (26 December 2009)

I didn't hear anything about this movie before to see it, neither did I read any critics. I just randomly chose this DVD in my usual store. I was immediately captivated. I liked the contrasts between the environment so sterile and this guy, installing chaos, just by being alive and struggling with isolation and solitude. What a beautiful idea to use Kevin Spacey voice for the computer, not anymore a machine but something rather human in its cold and moderate way. Beyond the ethical question of cloning, the confrontation of a man with himself, "In camera", is oppressing first, because of the time difference between them/himself, but it's so much a reflection (!) on individuality and differences as well. At the end there are no clones. I had some good laughs too, as it seems Duncan Jones and Nathan Parker share a good sense of humour. Oh and by the way, we'll have a blue moon soon. Quite rare!