very good it is a movie about the future when you can clone a human very very interest

make sure that you are not in a strange mind , cause it will make your mind wonder CAN THIS HAPPEN ? KEANU REEVES plays a very interesting person in this movie , keep both eyes OPEN !

Movies are great vehicles to tell the innumerable different stories of people's lives, events, and happenings as a result of some precipitating event. And especially the changes that are brought about by ordinary, even if deadly, car accidents. This movie, "REPLICAS," is such a vehicle. Keanu Reeves convincingly portrays an average-man's emotional psychology, who loses his entire family of four in a car accident. But Reeves as a neuroscientist is MORE driven by his brilliant mind who is on the verge of transferring human consciousness into a computer! Thomas Middleditch is wonderful as he plays a contemporary, "recruited" fellow scientist. Middleditch is pulled into helping to secretly "clone" Reeves' dead family bodies (all 4 of them, except one)! There are unexpected problems, complications, as well as the psychological and intellectual moral issues. (These "replicas" are not clones, AND DEFINITELY NOT ZOMBIES!!) These ambiguous-conflicting issues are all a part of the central plot. And Keanu Reeves is good at showing how the mind and emotions of an ambitious neuroscientist is driven by the tragic deaths from the car accident to create substitute "REPLICAS." And he always is a good actor with charismatic physicality! Again, he is here! This movie is interesting in many ways, just from the above-written underlying tensions, forces, conflicts, personalities, and nascent ideas appropriate to our time, the 21st Century. Alice Eve is a good-looking wife character who is photogenic to add to various scenes that move through the story. I especially like Alice Eve in the few "quasi-cat-and-mouse" pursuit scenes. Keanu still has to command the lead in this film, even in these non-primary "quasi-supporting-role" scenes played by Thomas Middleditch and Alice Eve. The impact of this film on me is similar to the impact on me as in the Keanu Reeves with Morgan Freeman film, "CHAIN REACTION." That impact to me, is that: "It is a good film, but not a great film!" Perhaps it's because such "car-accident-as-set-up" drivers of movie plots seem, time-and-time-again, to be unable to rise out of the innate mundane and topical nature that they are. Even CRASH is an excellent example of this type of topical start-up and set-up for WHATEVER follows -- No matter how unique and original the "WHATEVER that follows to make the developmental plot" IS. Even CRASH, to my mind, mostly won Oscar noms due to it's magnificent fine-actors, large ENSEMBLE cast! To wit, there is no large ensemble cast here in REPLICAS! Nevertheless, I bought this movie REPLICAS because I still enjoy it for a few future repeated viewings. I bought it due to the fine energetic topical performances by Keanu Reeves, Thomas Middleditch, and Alice Eve. This movie just PROBABLY won't ever reach my Top 10 films in any given referential point of my viewing habits and viewing life. Still 4 stars out of five (5) is still a good "like!" And all-in-all, obviously, still beats out 3 stars! Somewhere in time,... deeper than my Top 25 movies....

Keanu Reeves is always a joy to watch - his emotion, or rather, lack of emotion in his acting, adds that extra level of intensity. He always gives a good performance, and this movie is no exception. The subtle fear of the modern science fiction - that we will be replaced.

So many movies these days have a "super hero" or fantasy hero playing the lead. This is another one of those movies. Very similar to "I Robot" starring Will Smith; but, it still was a good movie with good action and had a better plot than most.