The 6th Day
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Movie Reviews of The 6th Day
Movie Review: Very Underrated!
Summary: 5 Stars
I really enjoyed this movie after I watched it again. I remember seeing it a long time ago and hating it. I don't see what makes people hate this movie so much.The characters are nice. Arnold is really cool and is a great guy. You will probably like the cast. The badguy does a good job. He is evil. Arnold is pretty cool. The action does a fair job of being fast-paced. I enjoyed it. Enjoyable. Thats how I would describe this movie. Very Enjoyable.
Movie Review: A movie that is not a clone of another.
Summary: 4 Stars
The 6th Day is great. The plot is intriguing. Adam ? (Arnold Schwrzeneger) is a family man. His birthday is suppose to be joyful until his dog dies. His wife wants him to go and get the dog cloned, but he objects. When he comes home from work, he realizes the family is singing happy birthday when he's not there! Inside is his clone, and along with his wife, daughter, and cloned dog!!! This is a great movie to rent for a Saturday night with twists and turns as well as tons of action. Check it out!Movie Review: Schwarzie power 2 !!
Summary: 5 Stars
Excellent movie; interesting special effects; lots of action; a morale, happy ending; Schwarzie at its best !!Movie Review: COOL
Summary: 5 Stars
I know cloning humans stupid but this film is awesome. Arnold once again delivers a good action movie. He is Adam, a man who was cloned by mistake when a company thought he was someone else. Now the company who cloned him must kill him to hide the evidence. This movie is awesome, filled with gun battles, car chases, and intense helicpter scenes. It's great!Movie Review: A smart action film!
Summary: 4 Stars
How refreshing it is to see a sci-fi film actually taking the science behind it seriously. Aside from seeing how the future might look (I kept thinking of those AT&T commercials from the 80's only to realize most of the stuff in that commercial is available now) I think there were some interesting thoughts on the subject of cloning. If we could stop the world from going hungry from cloning fish and other livestock and replace organs that have failed, where do we draw the line on cloning?This was a good film that was slighted more than was necessary.