Replicas (2018)

From my perspective, this narrative manages to captivate and entertain while raising a multitude of ethical, social and familial questions that would undoubtedly arise if this technology were real.

While the subject matter itself is not groundbreaking in cinema, with "The Sixth Day" being a notable resemblance, the unique situations and ideas presented in this film set it apart from others I have seen, and the way they are all woven together is equally distinct.

In my opinion, the script is not as flawed as claimed, and even those that do exist are not significant or relevant to the central narrative it seeks to convey.

This film does not pretend to be a thrilling or action-packed spectacle with extravagant special effects (which it does not require). It does, however, encompass elements of several genres without fully belonging to any of them.

It is a faithful representation of raw, authentic science fiction, but it does not delve into complex philosophical concepts or leave room for ambiguous interpretations.

The issue at hand, in my opinion, lies in the fact that science fiction tends to please individuals who are not necessarily enthusiasts of the genre solely for its visual effects, action sequences or the unconventional philosophical ideas that often accompany it.

However, this particular film is an excellent example of straightforward, uncomplicated science fiction (not for lack of depth, but for its unpretentious presentation) and will only resonate with those who have a genuine fondness for the genre.