3 jujubes. Why, you ask? Not sure I have a good answer for you other than I did watch it all the way to the end. The genre is SCI-FY so I gave it a chance.

Here’s the novel twist of the movie’s concept, “Recognizing the need for young workers to support an aging populace, the government has established a novel insurance program called Premium 3, for parents of three children or more: If you or your spouse die during your child-rearing years, a clone will take your place. One with all the memories and knowledge required to raise those kids. And to sweeten the deal for your grieving partner, he or she has the option to do a little “tailoring” of the replacement, making the new you better looking, more attentive, or smarter.”

As it got near the end it had a chance for a more interesting ending. The way the rest of the movie was going it was more of a surprise that they didn’t go with that which is too bad because it could have dramatically changed the whole movie.

Hey, not every movie can be great…or even good.