Man Invents Cloning & Clones His Daughter To Become His Wife

[@justjoshingya504]

We just going to ignore that he straight up murdered 6 clones, and an insurance agent

[@infinity_crimson4158]

Bro thats what im saying like Tf

[@wamlartmuse]

What clones & what murders?... 😉

[@luvtay8804]

He didn’t murder all of them 😭

[@Realcordy]

That’s like saying he straight up murdered robots

[@justjoshingya504]

@@Realcordy no clones would be made out of human DNA that makes no sense. There's no machines in the body, that's why cloning is ethically banned

[@sandrafunacc1]

His attitude towards the pancakes is his attitude towards the clones

[@SpclOps20]

@Esper - I’m glad I wasn’t the only one who noticed that! 👍

[@tanler7953]

When I was a child it was the story of Robert the Bruce.

[@Ri9e]

No shit, Sherlock Einstein

[@smartlearning6390]

nice observation

[@patrickskahill9348]

​@@SpclOps20😂 12:22 12:22

[@uroborous01]

I was half expecting the lab assistant to also die tragically and that sends him on another cloning spree.

[@Crimson19977]

Lmao me too

[@WikdJester93]

that's for the sequel.

[@Peeps86]

Maybe in a sequel he will.

[@XxTayC94xX]

I think the saddest part of this is when the final successful clone looks at the original wedding photo she says Adam isnt the same, because hes not. His greif and fruitless endeavors changed him in a way she didnt love him anymore but his clone was still the same. Glad it had a somewhat happy ending but wow was that a rollercoaster

[@brandocalrissian3294]

He was just as dead as his wife at that point.

[@jdog929]

Damn I wish I could see the way you do

[@ollieVeroli]

This deserves a sequel, where he clones the entire town.

[@sikpuppet2656]

sounds like The Stepford Wives

[@aliceramdom.s]

lol

[@beraiyen123]

Means he will have to murder the entire town in the sequel! 😂

[@kon.kartik]

whats the name of the movie

[@scousegam3r565]

Execute order… 66

[@sakuradey6271]

I love the complete disregard for death of so many cloned humans🤣🤣🤣.

[@Taospark]

Yeah, they merced like a good dozen innocent people.

[@Realcordy]

@@Taospark they’re not “people”

[@Realcordy]

They weren’t “humans” just clones I don’t know how else to emphasise that! They’re FAKE COPIES OF THE ACTUAL THING

[@Parasolhyena]

​@@Realcordy Well don't forget the actual person he killed. Also that's where things get really weird in real life, Dolly the sheep was a clone, she may not have been the original but she seemed to be pretty happy. I think you might be implying the clone doesn't have a soul, which i suppose would make more sense then you saying it isn't biologically a living creature. If we want to go even further away from clones Human brains can be stopped from blunt force or by other means, the fact is for that split second you are not alive, your consciousness has stopped, when your brain wakes back up it starts telling the body the things it knows but how can you be sure the person you were before you got knocked out is the same person who woke back up and not just the brain doing what it does best and trying to make things make sense. What if that person is gone and it's just the illusion of a continuous existence.

[@eliphas_vlka]

@@Realcordy are you dumb? They are still humans, they still have normal dna

[@abhishekm3752]

The most unrealistic part of this movie was expressionless Angela from The Office becoming a therapist 😂

[@jax422]

Most therapists are expressionless. They have to be because their job is to guide you to your own realizations. If they expressed emotion they could impart too much influence on you.

[@thebluefus]

@jax422 It’s just a movie.

[@Sniperboy5551]

She’s actually a natural at being a therapist. Therapists are emotionless, but they put on an act. I’d know, I have a psych degree 😂

[@ayeRiseAi]

Imagine going to a therapist and you tell them something and they start laughing at it. 👀

[@dude3277]

In this movie he doesn’t clone his daughter. He cloned his Wife.

[@ddougyfr3sh]

That’s such a huge detail lol

[@TyeArtisik]

​@CYTVL technically still not his kid

[@deenapriya3011]

Movie name??

[@whoknows8101]

Gendo ikari

[@ZKEntertainments]

@CYTVL Raising someone doesn't make you father every time.

[@tanler7953]

A story of a man who is not easily discouraged despite numerous setbacks.

[@TheHiroClaw123]

Bro really cutting out some key details there

[@TomasTassell]

If at first you dont succeed, murder another clone. Advice we can all live by.

[@aroguereptilian]

😂😂😂

[@jimmytto]

Truly a story about never giving up.

[@LeviaThanAvatar]

like a stalker or serial killer

[@ExiledSummoner]

This... should not have ended this well 😂

[@kennetherhabor5543]

Yes. I was expecting him to get found out, the police called and he gets a life sentence. The ending is what fantasies are made of.

[@adlan_kacak]

the main story lesson; just accept the fact that the people we love is already passed away

[@kamikazestryker]

So many crimes and he gets away without the authority noticing... Well this is a really scary outcome if ever possible. Adam should be in jail for murder and unethical experiments.

[@SuperYxskaft]

Since when is it illegal to murder your wife because she falls in love with someone else? So agree, like I am so confused about this movie, its litterally about a guy who murders his wife on multiple occassions because she isnt up to his standards. And yet, its framed as an happy ending, its just so weird.

[@deletedwaffles]

@@SuperYxskaft Is it really murder if she's officially dead to begin with?

[@rekcusdoo]

@@SuperYxskaft - And an insurance investigator.

[@SBIMEZM86]

I like how, the first time he suggests cloning the daughter and having the parents raise her, he gets slapped but, for the narrative, they're alright with the idea the second time.

[@pikkagtr1942]

That is one well built and efficient furnace

[@Biotoze]

Bruh this was so wildly messed up. He still straight up murdered that insurance guy!

[@GaiaIbis]

Yeah I like how that's totally brushed over for a happy ending. He cloned the insurance guy and then it's not like he prepared the insurance guy for the real world

[@Taospark]

@@GaiaIbis Don't worry, insurance company can't tell the difference anyway.

[@Realcordy]

@@GaiaIbis yeah that part is messed up Except that guy didn’t even care about the “fact” that he killed his wife (bad person) only money but still 💀

[@justonegreatday]

don't know he kind of deserves it for trying to steal the insurance money

[@Chris-we7hh]

@@Realcordy did he though? Nothing in the recap suggests that he intentionally killed his wife for insurance money, I mean he couldn't care less about it and is more obsessed about cloning her. Most likely he bought it since he proposed to her and they'll be married soon. So not only insurance guy cared about the money more than "murder", he went and accused and threaten the guy after stalking him, thats 3 strikes already. Messed up but eh hes an asshole

[@AntonLennikov]

As a biologist, I can confirm that it is possible to clone a clone from a previous clone. However, there can be issues with the length of the telomeres, which are protective caps on the ends of chromosomes, resulting in a shorter lifespan for subsequent clones. While this may have some implications, it is not a catastrophic problem. Regarding the use of hair for DNA analysis, it is a common misconception perpetuated in movies. In reality, only hair with the root attached, such as plucked hair, contains viable DNA for cloning or paternity testing. The strands of hair without the root do not contain usable DNA. It is perplexing why the character in the movie did not collect more meaningful DNA specimens from the body. It is important to note that clones, like regular individuals, require the same amount of time to mature. There is currently no scientific means to accelerate the maturation process of clones. Considering these scientific aspects, a profound science fiction movie could have been made about a professor's daughter being a clone of his wife. However, instead, got superficial comedy/dramas, with confusing narratives that may not fully explore the scientific possibilities. It is also disconcerting when movies portray murder as an acceptable means of finding meaning in one's life after experiencing loss.

[@AntonLennikov]

@@J040PL7 You can use certain Cas9 libraries to alter several genes. For example you have the cells from the subject with genetic disease. You can fix it by Cas9, to produce a healthy clone. Although these alterations would mean that the clone is not exactly a perfect genetic copy of the original subject, but it’s not exactly like selective breeding is done in dogs. It’s a completely different thing and from biology standpoint it work to humans and it was done in the past. It takes a lot of time obviously, but overall simple process. What prevents selective breeding in humans is the fact that humans now have human rights.

[@ARC.benedict-samson]

Sir can you please explain how clones are different from synthetic Robots like can a female clone give birth think like real human have sex sorry If am bothering you but I like to learn from the people who knows more than I do.

[@studiosempy]

Why did you use ChatGPT to write this? I hope it's only for translation

[@vaakdemandante8772]

can't you make a clone from a cell with a genetic defect that prevents shortening of the telomeres? Basically a clone from a cancerous cell? Just kidding, don't try it, it does not sound "healthy" ;)

[@wokeaf1337]

"It is perplexing why the character in the movie did not collect more meaningful DNA specimens from the body." There was no original body to begin with, it got burned to the ground ...and in the movie's universe u could not use a clone's DNA for cloning.

[@arjundey1814]

7 murders, 1 million dollars (later given as charity) and a side lover... This dude was blessed by the 3rd hand of God.

[@liv3vil-Kei]

Think about his name for a second

[@Dabatman]

@@liv3vil-Kei your hilarious😂

[@GypsyInTheHood]

I don't understand how that is blessed

[@liv3vil-Kei]

@@GypsyInTheHood Bruh... dude got away with literal murder and got rewarded for it.

[@keurikeuri7851]

All I want to know from this movie was how was he able to solve the DNA problem that causes real life clones to have a short life span

[@claudiusflavius2493]

He did not

[@kimistry9533]

Loving someone and being in love is beautiful. But Adam is taking it too far. All this cloning🤦‍♀️... it'll drive you insane. Thanks for the recap! Very interesting movie!

[@itsjeremiahjames]

umm he clone his daughter to become his wife adam is nasty who will clone his daughter to become his wife not me i don.t like incest

[@aliceramdom.s]

ok

[@aliceramdom.s]

its not real life

[@vivekkparashar]

​@@itsjeremiahjames no he didn't clone his daughter...have you even watched the video or you slow in the head? He only cloned his wife and that too a lot of times

[@itsjeremiahjames]

@@aliceramdom.s its still nasty

[@mistermonologue2442]

This is a good lesson. The past is not for us, even one moment to the next we are different people with knowledge and thought processes so different from our old selves there is no going back or anything being the same.

[@samsmusichub]

So the assistant ended up bagging both Adams? Lol.

[@Crispy_DAWG]

You know the ending is sweet and all, but are we just going to ignore the fact that he killed the insurance guy?! 😂

[@k.elysium6819]

The clones were people too. Even a clone has feelings, they aren't robots lol

[@wlev123]

Is he a serial killer yes, did they still give him a happy ending-also yes.

[@Trikormadeinadon]

Also, he's not a serial killing based on our current legal system. Clones don't have rights so he only committed one murder.

[@easyenetwork2023]

@@k.elysium6819He killed 3 of them, which was awful considering they were his wife.

[@lazkid220]

love how they think the furnace is the movie's perfect solution to get rid of the pesky dead clones

[@hussnainkhan6303]

Nobody's gonna notice that Emma doesn't have a washed lab coat 😂😂😂😂 the cloned mouse blood is still on her

[@charlesbullghost5491]

Lovely two clones fall in love with each other. Have a great fabulous wonderful day.

[@bhagatverma4271]

WTF, this movie is more dark than some cold movies 😮

[@Swnsasy]

Cape Fear was a damn good movie for it's time.. Watched it as a teen.. Stays one of the best along with Crush I think it's called with young Mark Wahlberg playing the antagonist..

[@incrimepodcast2020]

Initially I thought that the lab assistent killed Dawn by blocking the door in order to be with Adam😂

[@patela21]

The title should be "Clones his wife to become his daughter"

[@grapeshot]

I think I'm a clone now there's always two of me just to hanging around.

[@mikeperron3362]

'Cause every chromosome is a hand-me-down

[@aliceramdom.s]

ok

[@aliceramdom.s]

​@Mike Perron huh?

[@mikeperron3362]

@@aliceramdom.s Both GRAPE SHOT and mine are lyrics from a Weird Al song.

[@Sylvershade]

No, you are just drunk....

[@ArijitMukhopadhyay]

When a creepy movie gets a sweet unrealistic ending

[@overlord8152]

I was surprised this had a somewhat happy ending. Legit felt some empathy grief at the beginning before the MC became yoo much of a Dr. Frankenstein.

[@ez243]

A Strange story and I felt he is something of a mad scientist. But its more humor and feel good than horror. I like how it explores the ethics of cloning.

[@dayntubee]

love the scene:' remove the vase just to look at her"

[@stanleybannie6044]

They should make another one where he clones a high school, call it, clone high

[@NVOMK416]

Wyatt beat the breaks off of Dawn 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Stylishious1977]

She didn't want to leave the BBC even in old age 😂😂😂😂

[@HobiAI]

Why i keep watching this kind of movie recap? 😂😂

[@aliceramdom.s]

lol

[@ProfessorSteakhouse]

If Alabama was a movie

[@jaylorban]

People really out there sitting more than 60 minutes watching a movie like this. Damn 😂

[@EMOJarvis]

So easy to make clones and dispose them like nothing ahahah

[@46n2ooL]

"Trout blends in to one of his lectures" dude's like 80 lmao

[@rodster811]

I don’t know why people feel bad for the insurance guy, man was corrupt as hell 😂.

[@Sniperboy5551]

That was such a sweet ending, it all worked out for them. I don’t know why he didn’t just get into a relationship with the hot lab assistant from the beginning, but the ending was perfect.

[@silverjeyjey4054]

The ending was so undeserved

[@hp2546]

It is clear that lab assistant did fell in love with her boss. So in order to get a good candidate, she must of decided to clone her boss. He may not have a chance to have relationship with his hot lab assistant but his clone certainly got that shot. So in a way, there is a story where the boss is having a romantic relationship with the lab assistant. It is only the boss clone that gets to have all that. So the original may be the yang boss but the clone boss is her ying boss.

[@Makoto03]

Great recap and a surprisingly sweet ending to the film. :)

[@tomwhone9804]

How can anyone be happy for a guy who is a straight up ruthless multimurderer. The person who wrote this story needs serious therapy.

[@silverjeyjey4054]

Agreed

[@hp2546]

In a movie industry, staff members's job is supposed to suspend beliefs. If their job is to do horror movie, then they have to make it horror movie. If their job is to do rated pg movie where you have to be an adult to watch this movie, then it is their job. If their job is to make funny movies, then it is their job. Writers do not get to control what is right or wrong. Their job is to write stories where there is no such thing as restrictions.

[@dontdeal5518]

Lmao reminds me of the Dunmer who cloned female copies of himself and made them basically be his wives/daughters/maids. Classic Elder scrolls

[@asmokingp3005]

what?

[@aliceramdom.s]

what

[@kaduVIII]

what???

[@dontdeal5518]

Since a lot of people are “What?,” in Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind, Divyath Fyr belonging to House Telvanni cloned himself and created female versions of him, Alfe Fyr, Beyte Fyr, Delte Fyr, and Uupse Fyr, apparently using jars and his own flesh. While he calls them his daughters, they call themselves his wives.

[@DeadricDeadggory]

The ending is actually really sweet tho

[@Attackatyourownrisk]

This is a whole other level of grief and loss.

[@MewsHeart151]

Dear God so many clones died to get the point across

[@SEBASTIV]

Anecdotal with a happy ending. Impressive

[@rekcusdoo]

So....does Emma just never wash the blood off her lab coat like...ever?

[@rahule.s7456]

Sneaky Insurance guy bit more than he can chew 😂

[@notVikkg]

Take a drink everytime the word "clone" is said.

[@aishaazeemah4289]

At what point does he clone his daughter?

[@longebane]

I think the joke is that he had to raise these clones like a daughter

[@joshrybicki]

He could always just prop the dead ones in lawn chairs with sunglasses and rope to move their arms.

[@esantiago837]

The therapist is the girl from The Office

[@Iflie]

Oh yeah that incredibly flammable space...a glas blowing studio, haha. random piles of dry newspaper stacked up. You get molten glass, fire is normal, that;s why it's big open spaces make of concrete. You can get burned terribly of course but the whole place going up in flames?

[@aliceramdom.s]

lol

[@flamingoxebec6336]

😂 the clone fall in love with the clone

[@elvoria]

All those clones death as if they were object rather than living being.

[@FredHerbert999]

4:18 it takes some 1800 degrees F to burn a body to dust. His lil house furnace would not be hot enough.

[@pirotessc1811]

So technically he made suffer and die many human (clones), but got to live happily and without any legal actions against him...

[@SuperYxskaft]

Such a sweet story right ! haha, im so confused about this recap, i almost have to see it now just to see if we are intended to like him in the movie, or if its more shot like with a comedy/horror angle.

[@yeasir_arafat]

"Man Invents Cloning & Clones His Daughter To Become His Wife" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@daryldulaogon7846]

WTF, the clone won! 🤣🤣🤣

[@NightWolfXVI]

I actually liked this ending.

[@Faisaldegrt]

About half way through I realized this was a comedy

[@paramountains693]

nothing like a movie on the ethics of cloning to trigger a existential crisis on the future of cloning and that its probably already happening

[@wolf-pc7tw]

Never let them know your next move Clone ur crush if they can't be with u

[@Ilikefrogs..]

The tone of this movie should have been way darker than it was.

[@Strange_Armour]

Q : What do you get for a serial killer who has everything? A : Cloning lab and a furnace obviously.. This bloke is Dexter Plus. 😈

[@CreamYycoffee123]

Seeing the title I was about to comment atleast its a clone! but...watching the video I realized its not actually his daughter!💀

[@lhommevivant7344]

That's a solid Divayth Fry speetch right there

[@badrtravels]

plot twist, he was a clone too, he cloned himself so he can go to work and clone things while the real him goes to the bar. This whole movie was the clone's life.

[@deejay4837]

That furnace was warming the house very well...

[@BrightCityKids]

Dude killed so many people lmao

[@Shakarajahoni]

I 10000% believe the lab assistant locked the wife in the studio and set it on fire so she could get with the professor!

[@jimmyquick]

So Adam was trying to clone his dead wife but had another Woman (Lab Asst) that wanted him all along? Blind as a bat. Smh 🙄

[@papa_rambo]

Holy Furnace😂😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@AyratHungryStudent]

It's so weird seeing Angela from Office as a shrink.

[@grayblack7506]

This reminds me of the madtv Arnold Schwarzenegger clone.

[@DaneOrschlovsky]

Is that the sweetest serial killer movie ever?

[@Spartan11117777]

Legend has it that he's still Cloning to this day.

[@keithw4920]

I need a furnace in the house too!

[@meekmeek9884]

I have a vase just like the one he bought lol

[@howardlam6181]

you can clone genetics you can't clone years of experience.

[@nikushim6665]

Wait how does a small stack of news papers set a glass working studio on fire......................... Have the writers never actually been in a glassworks before?

[@yudhajitmanna2005]

Bro was able to hire the same lawyer after losing 7 times..

[@rendzis]

Girlfriend not daughter🤣🤣🤣

[@Birch55]

wow i love how wholesome it ends

[@lredhulk340]

Enough internet for today 😅

[@kyamyutsu235]

To be honest, I didn't think this would've gotten a happy ending.

[@masterpunk7205]

That guy has a sick fantasy to clone his daughter. It's like that basement shit i remembered.

[@ismailchoudhary7441]

Damn! Dawn got the jungle fever 😂

[@lukejarvis3409]

the therapist is Angela from The Office

[@quizmember1126]

Honestly, that was just mad.

[@noahbawdy3395]

Yeah. Never worked out all that well for me either. Ended up filling up a well with all of the bodies. I had well wishers stop buy from time 2 time. Made a small fortune from all the pennies they tossed in the well. I had the well insured. Good thing after it caught fire during that drought we had... sort of a built in crematorium. I put the ashes into an urn. I had earned the money 2 buy the urn via the well. Every now and then I would use the urn as an ashtray and think 2 myself... looks like she's gaining weight.

[@sunkiis]

HELLO, NAME OF MOVIE PLEASE ?

[@Adam-ix1gv]

His wife is death magnet 😂im surprised that she didn’t also died in that bouncy house

[@Fhuru09]

Wtf did i just watch!? Way better than blockbusters.

[@timngim583]

He gets his student in the end. Me jealous

[@bennyboy5374]

great for him got to marry his own student, couldn't have ended better

[@ostarakonrad9907]

Alt title: serial killer gets a rom-com ending