...ok it's a comedy/sci-fi/blacksploitation film. It was meant to be set I think in the mid 90's based on the monitors underground, and the fact people had flip phones.
Now for the small lazy plot holes... 1) The way they infiltrate the underground base is by him faking dead. You think this hi tech operation that deals with predominately violent gun wounds would confirm he was dead with, I don't know, maybe an ekg. Or maybe a couple of fingers to the neck and check for a pulse, before initiating and programming another clone which I'm sure is extremely expensive?
2) They put on the perm cream on yo-yo on a wig, they wouldn't be able to tell as they are applying that her hair is moving all over the place and is fake?
3) The security behind this super underground clone technology is easier to access than a McDonald's after hours. There's not even a fob or access code needed to open all these 'loci' or activate the elevators to seemingly one level?
It just seemed like good initial writing and lazy fill-in writing for how much effort and I'm sure money getting a name like Foxx to costar.
Plot holes aside, the three main actors were phenomenal tbh. Believable in each of their roles, and entertaining to watch.
Now for the small lazy plot holes... 1) The way they infiltrate the underground base is by him faking dead. You think this hi tech operation that deals with predominately violent gun wounds would confirm he was dead with, I don't know, maybe an ekg. Or maybe a couple of fingers to the neck and check for a pulse, before initiating and programming another clone which I'm sure is extremely expensive?
2) They put on the perm cream on yo-yo on a wig, they wouldn't be able to tell as they are applying that her hair is moving all over the place and is fake?
3) The security behind this super underground clone technology is easier to access than a McDonald's after hours. There's not even a fob or access code needed to open all these 'loci' or activate the elevators to seemingly one level?
It just seemed like good initial writing and lazy fill-in writing for how much effort and I'm sure money getting a name like Foxx to costar.
Plot holes aside, the three main actors were phenomenal tbh. Believable in each of their roles, and entertaining to watch.