The premise was interesting, the follow through was not. The original had no personality what so ever, I swear she's an early robot prototype. The clone is like a kid trapped in an adult body. The real question isn't what will happen when they dual, but why isn't she suing the hospital for guaranteeing her death so she decided to clone herself only to find out she isn't dying and that 2% actually rolled up and now she faces a 50/50 chance of being murdered because of them. Why is it even a law that if two people exist they have to dual to the death? If someone has identical twins, do they have to dual to the death at adulthood too? Pretty silly if you ask me. This movie dragged on in a lot of parts, only the curiosity of who won in the end kept me going...I was even going to fast forward to the end but didn't want to miss anything exciting if it happened...and no I didn't miss anything at all. Time not well spent. As for the ending...complete let down. I wish I didn't watch this movie at all.
Review of Dual
Dual
(2022)
I thought double the Karen Gillan would double the fun...boy was I wrong.
23 April 2022
Warning: Spoilers