Archita Mondal

Sometimes it becomes so illogical and forced and stereotypical , that it can get on your nerves. I dont know why girls are obsessed with this, come on, a good comedy needs more than a good looking Jake Peralta. Superstore is 10times a better show than this.

Shot in a single apartment, featuring only two astonishingly spirited actors and presenting the events of one night in monochrome, this film has conversations about so many things, films, politics, race, addiction, love... But it is in its best in uncovering the intense realities about relationships. The power struggle in every relationship, the craving for appreciation, the toxicity of counter-arguments, the deep psychology behind fragile personalities, the ability a relationship of to be innocuous and wounding at the same time... The film beautifully and subtly captures it all... and so much more. Isn't a film for everyone... Watch it at your own discretion. Yes I can watch it again.

Remarkable work by Sam Rockwell. The plot is not doubt intriguing and unique. But I do have some major issues with the plot. Why implant memories in the clones if that can build up problems in the future? If making clones is cheaper than recruiting more astronauts then why not make more robots who can alone work in the lunar field? There was no use of human sentiments in the work as I perceived it, then what is the need of implanting memories?