In The Future You Can Clone Yourself When You're About to Die & Have The Clone Replace You

Sarah is a depressed alcoholic who's terminally ill. Because of this, she decides to get a replacement, to get a clone so that her loved ones won't have to grieve. However, she miraculously gets into remission, so she decides to decommission her clone. But when the clone retaliates, she now has to comply with a court-mandated duel to the death.

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[MichaelHarto]

Oh the irony.. she doesn't know herself well enough to realize her clone is trying to kill her too.

[seclife]

Why clone yourself when all you have is a bf and mom who don't care about you? Seems to be a commentary on how we cling onto a bad life for no reason.

[tempbauer]

I assumed the double was gonna poison her. What I don’t understand is why Original didn’t see it coming.

[yourimaginaryfriend]

If I was Sarah, I'd use the double to fake my death and live a new life with a fresh start.

[arnoelful]

A clone is like an identical twin. Same genes, but both have a separate desire to exist.

[apierre]

The fascinating part about this movie is that she wants a clone at all. It seems like she leads a pretty lonely life with a mother she doesn't get along with, an inattentive boyfriend and no friends.

It's not like she has a husband, kids or other family members that she needs to take care of. She seems pretty miserable on a day-to-day basis, why would you want to subject her clone to this life that she's unhappy with?

[Wartgodz]

So she trained all that time how to fight and to never trust the clone but the clone killed her? She deserved it then with that dumb mindset

[stolennimbus]

If I know I am going to die, I would use my money to enjoy life and not on a clone to replace me.

[khalborg]

I see this isn’t the first time Nebula got cloned.

[landonhagan]

It's funny how situations like this dominate clone stories in fiction even though the supposed conflict between clone and original is entirely arbitrary. Clones are separate entities from the original and cannot replace them, and what's weird is that we have no reason to even think otherwise in the first place. So why is that concept so commonly attached to the idea of clones?

[jeremythevirushuang]

So the double tricked the original and poisoned her. Moral lesson here. Follow through with your mission!

[Andropov-lw]

they cloned her in an hour 😮 that's some crazy tech.

[chadkirk]

I really enjoy these recaps. It makes me glad that I can rush through a movie that is absolutely dumb, and I don't have to pay for it.

[NormanYapEK]

Why in the heck is the thumbail of Karen Gillan in Jumanji? lmao

[flamefierce]

"Is this an emergency?"
Patient: No
Patient: *proceeds to vomit blood*
Patient: Well... that's awkward

[exrmx]

This really takes kill or be killed to the twin level

[clemont]

a doctor who says the only option is “to choose what type of funeral” she wants LOL

[_cmoreno_]

this kinda feels like what a new black mirror episode should’ve been!

[OceanLily]

What’s the point of cloning yourself if you can’t download your conscience in to it or at least use it for spare parts.

[Ohmargod]

I would always be the boy who waited for Karen Gillian. Multiple centuries are nothing compared to her.