The more I think of it, I think this film is brilliant. It would make him go crying to his momma. You think Oedipus had problems? Hahaha Oedipus never saw SPLICE. Parts of this story seemed ridiculous & comic booky, but just when I'm about to write it off as childish tosh it introduces some incredibly complex themes like a Greek play. You'll see an end to vivisection overnight.
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Like seriously, my hippie brethren, put down your picket signs and just show this movie on street corners. The point being, I'm sure, to show just how morally wrong it is for scientists to engage in vivisection & the creation of life. The whole experience is like a voyeuristic romp, testing the limits of how screwed-up the writers' (and your own) imagination can get. Normally I would say predictability is a flaw, but in this case it's thrilling. I found myself, in the depths of my twisted mind, thinking "woah, wouldn't it be crazy if (such and such) happens." and sure enough it does, only to be followed by "oh but they wouldn't dare let (such and such) happen." and sure enough it does again. Just to throw some words out there: incest, bestiality, rape, science, incest. Like if you thought "Species" was perverse, it looks like "The Flying Nun" compared to this. What makes this story so memorable is that the writers aren't afraid to take it wherever it needs to go.
As you can guess from the movie posters, the story is about an artificially-engineered humanoid who's pretty hot. I'm not sure if you'll love or hate this flick, but if you will definitely NOT forget it. Seriously, what did I just watch? I can't decide if this movie is brilliant, cheezy, profound, juvenile, disgusting or the biggest turn-on since "I Spit On Your Grave".
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