J. V. Hefner

Just halfway through. Saw the review. Should not review until ending but I think, with stem cell research to cloning, the newer generations "no God and technological advancement trusting over mora's and for a moral compass leading the way sake. I think this movie, because it is emmersed in medical ethics, with an attempt at being realistic and what our future holds, etc. I think they should be showing this in every undergrad social study class on the planet with discussion on why's and why nots. I mean I'm definitely feeling that other countries may have or corporate may have gone over the public hippocratic oath regarding cleaning alone. They have already "cloned over 20 different animals successfully so far". It is bad because what people do not see are the people they snatch and use for these kind of experiments. How about a cloaned person? Who tells it what it is and what it cando. I'm not a cloan and the Progressives are definitely treating me like an owned laboratory specimen here in SoCal, USA. I swear to God, they're psycho. This film is too much and right on time too. It's too late actually it seems. Take a look. I'm about to watch second half. It's more about the ethics than the alien monsters, type thing. But watch it. Of course, you've got to really know the climate inour progressive society today in many cities and colleges and Cupertino, CA campus Corporate "salary jobs" to realize I'm not exaggerating..

Watched with my dad back in early 80s. Thought it was a fine piece of cinematography. Or, was an excellent movie. Well done by all involved for certain.