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Sunday, December 7, 2025

The Sixth Day (2000)

This was a philosophy packaged in an action, sci-fi movie.  Is it ok to clone humans?  Is it ok for the original and the clone to coexist? What happens when the clones die?  I was surprised that this movie got me thinking the deep questions while enjoying Arnold kicking ass.

This movie also predicted a lot of things:
  • Refrigerator telling us we’re out of milk.
  • We touch one button to reorder milk.
  • Self driving cars
  • Remote control helicopter (think drones)
  • Zoom call
  • Virtual lawyer and psychologist
  • Effing annoying phone trees
If I watched the movie in 2000, I probably didn’t feel as much.  Now I have had 25 years(!) to experience these things, they are actually very scary.

I’m pretty sure someone somewhere is cloning humans.

A Call to Spy (2019)

This was a difficult movie to watch.  This was not a James Bond movie. This did not have a happily-ever-after.  The entire time I was worrie...