‘Replicas’ (Trailer II) – Keanu Reeves Starrer Sci-Fi

Keanu Reeves, SCI-FI, REPLICAS

The Keanu Reeves starrer science-fiction thriller ‘Replicas’ has dropped a new trailer, one year after the release of the first trailer. Even though it sounds strange about this kind of delay, at least this makes it clear that the film is alive and will soon hit cinemas.

Let’s watch the new trailer which looks much better than what we saw a year ago. Nevertheless, we know Keanu Reeves is a wonderful actor and we should give it a go when it finally reaches the theatres.

Watch the movie trailer for ‘Replicas’

Compared to the one we watched a year ago, this new trailer looks darker and more intense. Now, the character of Reeves – a synthetic biologist, who goes all-out in exploring possibilities to bring his family back to life after they are killed in a car accident, looks interesting. However, it’s difficult to talk more about a film with little details we have.

Plot Outline – ‘Replicas’

A neuroscientist Will Foster (Reeves) is on the verge of successfully transferring human consciousness into a robot when his family is killed in a horrific accident. Determined to save his wife and children by bringing them back to life with modern cloning technology, Will and his fellow scientist Ed Whittle (Thomas Middleditch) secretly tried to clone the bodies and create replicas. In the process to achieve his Frankenstein kind experiment, he is up for violating all the possible laws and principles but must face some bigger challenges.

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‘Replicas’ is directed by Jeffrey Nachmanoff who has earlier written the screenplay for the 2004 successful science fiction film “The Day After Tomorrow” and has also co-written the script of “The Tourist” (2010). Previously, he had also written and directed the 2008 film “Traitor”.

The movie also features Alice Eve, John Ortiz, Thomas Middleditch, Emily Alyn Lind, Emjay Anthony, and Nyasha Hatendi.

Where to watch Replicas (2018)
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