I guess there is an audience for everything..

Rating: 1/10 (11 May 2012)

Another substance lacking attempt at an exploration of the ethical implications of human cloning. The writer of it seemingly unaware of the baker's dozen of other films and episodes of series in the realm of SF in which this theme has been explored so many times now and to a such more interesting extent, I don't believe anyone over 12 can honestly claim this was seriously though provoking to them.
For something like this to work in our wonderful new millennium, you really need to instill the basic story arc with an interesting subplot and then some; i.e. some conflict extending beyond the basic premise which is exactly what this brain sore is so painfully lacking.
The film scores well here and on other movie related websites, which is probably because anyone who has ever seen an episode of Star Trek or dared to read an actual SF book, turned the movie off after 30 minutes and couldn't be bothered to leave a vote.