William

It was an ok movie but the ending was horrible. There was too much left for the imagination. Did he die at the end? The child at the end was clearly a child of william and the fathers girlfriend but that is all we know.

Long and short of it all... It makes you think. It causes the viewer to question certain aspects of their existence, society and allows them to empathize with the main character because of how it is written. For those wondering if you should watch it---, it's worth a look!

William (Will Brittain) is a cloned Neanderthal and a moody teen who wears a hoodie. Like most teens he feels out of place, has father issues, and has trouble with metaphors. He doesn't try out for Geico commercials and Klingon parts and has no idea what he wants to do. It is a family drama that was only watchable because one of the actors had ridged eyebrows. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

Although this movie is full of science stuff, especially in the beginning, it's by no means a science fiction film, but doesnt pretend to be one either. It's a drama, plain and simple.....a family drama more accurately. There's plenty to like about this film so it was worth the watch. Yes it sped through and glossed over plenty of parts which may have seemed liked missed opportunities for character and plot development and explaination, maybe, but it hit on all the important aspects of family, friendship, parenting, bullying, intolerance, love, isolation, and some science too. I didn't much care for the ending though and I really don't think it was even an accurate depiction of reality.....without spoilers, so I'll stop there. You'll have to see for yourself to find out if you agree or not. The acting was good from everyone, and direction, editing, location all worked well. Rated a 7, a fair movie, worth watching.

Very short review here. This story was building up to have some kind of an amazing conclusion and then it's like the writer just ran out of money or time and was told that the story needs to end by noon today, so it was rushed. Very big let down for having invested my time.

This is an excellent piece of art. Why complain about a deeper plot or lack of character development when it's great? It doesn't over do anything and has great balance of the science fiction and emotion based plot. I personally love a movie that leaves holes for you to think about things. I guess some people prefer everything to be specifically explained, to not use there imagination, or not to focus on what's there. This is a great movie and one of my favorites this year. Very underrated movie so maybe just not for everyone but for me it's a gem. The ending is abrubt but it shows you exactly what happens. It's very clear what happens at the end and the song to start the credits is beautiful.

A very interesting movie.. I'm not much into anthropology. But if does touch some anthropological discussions in a very subtle but thought provoking way. The director laid out the premise very well but then had to squeeze the rest with a 100 minute time limitation in mind while not forgetting to add some relational issues into the mix. As for the ending, it would have probably be different if the story was set in any other country than US. Can you imagine why??

No sex or nudity in this movie. There is a scene where a lady is having a baby, nothing seen. Some kissing, not much. A scene where sex was implied but children won't catch on. Small bit of violence, nothing to be to concerned about.