The movie is a great concept of the hidden concept of cloning, it's dark conspiracy, and what is can do in the hands of psychopath wealthy people utilizing hallucinogens. It delves into the minds of ruthless wealthy psychos with access to a cloning technology that is operated by a corrupt government.
The movies concept is like if The Influencer and Hostle had a love child. The movie also has a dark aura to it, which is why Mia Goth is so perfect for the role she plays. Mia Goth is like a dark Goddess of an actress. She is so perfect, sexy, and happily dark. Every film she is in has a dark aura, which is what I noticed most about her. Every movie except for X, that was stupid. Pearl was good though. Even "The Survivor" had darkness blanketing it. I view her as a painting of dark emotion, with a smile. This is all why she fits this role perfectly.
The acting in this movie was quite good, sense 90% (in my opinion) is based on the emotion of fear. I would have to think fear and sadness are the hardest thing for actors or actresses to emotionalize. It was very well done.
The movie leaves you wondering at the end "if that's really him," which I think was it's intentions. The movie throughout is a mixed bag of emotions AND genres. It took me down a path of horror, thriller, crime, and drama. This is unique in itself.
Over all I would recommend the movie, especially if thriller is at the top of your list. 7/10 (changed from 6 after closer analyzing).
The movies concept is like if The Influencer and Hostle had a love child. The movie also has a dark aura to it, which is why Mia Goth is so perfect for the role she plays. Mia Goth is like a dark Goddess of an actress. She is so perfect, sexy, and happily dark. Every film she is in has a dark aura, which is what I noticed most about her. Every movie except for X, that was stupid. Pearl was good though. Even "The Survivor" had darkness blanketing it. I view her as a painting of dark emotion, with a smile. This is all why she fits this role perfectly.
The acting in this movie was quite good, sense 90% (in my opinion) is based on the emotion of fear. I would have to think fear and sadness are the hardest thing for actors or actresses to emotionalize. It was very well done.
The movie leaves you wondering at the end "if that's really him," which I think was it's intentions. The movie throughout is a mixed bag of emotions AND genres. It took me down a path of horror, thriller, crime, and drama. This is unique in itself.
Over all I would recommend the movie, especially if thriller is at the top of your list. 7/10 (changed from 6 after closer analyzing).