Andrea LeMusique (NPRVS)

I loved it. Great acting, suspenseful, and the characters had depth. Excellent movie.

I LOVED this movie. The plot was awesome. The acting was very convincing and each character built their role well. And Channin’s monologue of “I’m sorry”??? Real talk, I hope other agents and Executive Producers, etc see that and offer him more serious roles. He always could act, but the level of emotions and the dynamics he put into each “I’m sorry” was incredible acting. Well done. Very very well done. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

The movie was “monotone” on purpose. It seemed to be a part of the dystopian future world it was set in. Let’s be honest, any society that needs to watch killing for a rush clearly has a lack of emotions. It makes you think. Truthfully it makes you think in a lot of different ways. How the original Sarah took her life for granted. How the clone covered something she didn’t really want and never really understood what it meant to make life your own. How the same people we try to please or sacrifice for may only care about their own feelings and perhaps we shouldn’t make decisions based on the wants of others all the time….lots of thoughts. My only reason for 3 stars instead of 4 is the ending. You can easily predict how it’s going to end a couple of scenes before so that’s not the disappointment. I think the cut away to the woods from where the Sarah in the road is seems abrupt and somehow you just want there to be more. Or maybe it’s because you want the original Sarah not to lose. I can’t put my finger on where it lacks but you do feel unfulfilled when the credits come across the screen. Other than that, I liked it.

This movie was awesome in so many ways. It was daring, sexy, warm, funny, sexy and really delved into the aspects of social norms, shames, morality and sex itself. I loved it.