George MacDonald

I enjoy Rick Stein's obvious enthusiasm for discovering new recipes. He visits places which are off the usual tourist routes. The only small niggle I have is when he refers to how we would do things "back in England" forgetting that the programme is made by the BRITISH Broadcasting Corporation not the ENGLISH Broadcasting Corporation. Only a small thing but it is not inclusive and so easily corrected. I would love to see another series. I have watched them all.

Beautifully acted. Three things puzzled me though. Why would the clones not try to escape their fate and why weren't the organs harvested all at the same time when the body was healthy instead to harvesting only one organ leaving the body less able and ill? The bodies are valuable assets. why were they allowed to wander about freely where they could come to harm in an accident for example. Perhaps I am too practical?

As long as you remember it is a movie and not a factual documentary which employs more than a modicum of "artistic licence" you will find it to be an entertaining, well acted movie which will at times have you angry and despairing of the injustice as the plot unfolds.

Tori Butler-Hart doesn't have the acting chops to carry an entire movie. Full stop.

A real stinker. Save yourself from this total waste of time.

Slow going, unexplained plot. Terrible ending., like they ran out of money to finish the movie.

So many holes in the plot that they should have named this "movie?" SIEVE. I wouldn't know where to begin pointing them out!. Give it a miss.