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Womb (2010)

A woman's consuming love forces her to bear the clone of her dead beloved. From his infancy to manhood, she faces the unavoidable complexities of her controversial decision.

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Andy T 01 Oct 2011

The long drawn out visuals and slow pace will put off most audiences that expect action and explosions with science fiction. This shows, much as Solaris did, that human centric science fiction is not only riveting, haunting and memorable, but also intelligent, ecouraging discourse into current issues and ideas. This is a movie made for an intelligent audience, one that uncompromisingly refuses to conform to established standards. It is these sorts of movies that are pondered over and studied for decades to come.

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Dylan B 30 Mar 2013

Visually stunning and intense atmosphere.

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Katherine F 04 May 2013

Well I will be honest with you guys if Matt Smith wasn't in this film I wouldn't have even given this film the time of day. I only watched it cause I love Matt Smith and I got to say the film good, not great but okay if you like Matt. The film itself is a bit slow in MANY parts and when I say slow I mean really slow. There are parts where Matt and Eva are basically just staring at each other and you're like thinking "What the hell? Why aren't you speaking." The film itself is a bit weird I am not going to lie and I can't really say why because you have to watch it to understand that it's fucked up. If you've seen it you know what I mean. ;) If you are a Matt Smith fan you will enjoy it but the film itself was a bit blah but okay if you are bored and want to watch Matt without a shirt on. lol

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Maridia B 27 Mar 2012

Cloning. Seriously? And sure, people find cloning scary, but ostracizing someone because they have been cloned? Right.

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Sadaf N 09 Nov 2014

an interesting perspective about the effect of love as a form of possession in relation to the approved and unapproved...

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