So he has his consciousness inside a criminal. So consciousness of both men is present at the same time and the one controlling the body keeps switching. So the people who were killed there were actually done by that criminal's consciousness.
I wouldn't say that this experiment was a success with the exception that the person who received the new body had some level of soldiering morality. Welcome to 21st-century plus technology. Is it sci-fi or Sy-Real?
Soldier's mind is put into the executed body of the inmate who was on death row. But the mind of the murderer remained and thus the soldier, in the new body, had blackouts, and during the blackouts, the inmate's mind took over the bod and murdered more people in the complex.
This is one bad script. They're offering a soldier a 2nd chance in new body, but without stating anything about the conditions of the deal, not even its purpose. They have all the money for this ground-breaking technology, but can't even afford a reasonable comfortable room for the "patient" to wake up in. Instead he finds himself in a barren concrete vault. Now he isn't carefully guided into his new life, involving monitoring him and his progress, doing tests, helping him get familiar with the new body, nothing. Just a "good night", the lights turned off and he's left alone. Instead he finds himself attacked by guards, to the point where they're trying to kill him. He kills them instead, or so it seems. Now we learn that the designers of this trial didn't even end the original solider's life before transferring his mind to a new body. Finally, it turns out that he has the body of a murderer, and that is *somehow* supposed to explain why "he" blacked out while killing those guards, while *somehow" the murderer's mind took over to do it. Hunky-dory. It's just that we still don't have any idea why the whole gig was performed. Needless to say that the characters don't have much of a chance to grow on you in such a mess.
Oh FFS! What is the point of making these f film's if we can't hear what the guy's saying?? Full volume & he's still muffled while she's yelling in my ear. Useless!!
Only God knows the kind of military experiments that go on with humans that we may never know about
Zombies !
So he has his consciousness inside a criminal. So consciousness of both men is present at the same time and the one controlling the body keeps switching. So the people who were killed there were actually done by that criminal's consciousness.
It would appear they took the mind of the paralyzed man and put it into the criminal man's body but who was in the paralyzed mans body then?
Cloned consciousness if that even makes sense
The killer when he’s not in his original body.
I have no idea what I just watched. Can someone please explain?
Why are some movies vanishing from your site?
I wouldn't say that
this experiment
was a success
with the exception
that the person
who received the new body
had some level
of soldiering morality.
Welcome to 21st-century
plus technology.
Is it sci-fi or Sy-Real?
Reminds me of Self/Less with Ben Kingsley and Ryan Reynolds.
This was well executed :D
Well, besides that this one wasn't that selfless ;-)
And it rather reminds me of "Get Out" or at least a combination of both
Enjoyed it but would have been even better with audible audio. Mumbling with an accent on top.
wait, wtf happened
I'm so confused
Soldier's mind is put into the executed body of the inmate who was on death row. But the mind of the murderer remained and thus the soldier, in the new body, had blackouts, and during the blackouts, the inmate's mind took over the bod and murdered more people in the complex.
@@xander1756 thank you, I was very confused 🔥
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@NatetheNorthman no, that was still the original soldier
Not as confused as the soldier. Lol
This is one bad script. They're offering a soldier a 2nd chance in new body, but without stating anything about the conditions of the deal, not even its purpose. They have all the money for this ground-breaking technology, but can't even afford a reasonable comfortable room for the "patient" to wake up in. Instead he finds himself in a barren concrete vault. Now he isn't carefully guided into his new life, involving monitoring him and his progress, doing tests, helping him get familiar with the new body, nothing. Just a "good night", the lights turned off and he's left alone. Instead he finds himself attacked by guards, to the point where they're trying to kill him. He kills them instead, or so it seems. Now we learn that the designers of this trial didn't even end the original solider's life before transferring his mind to a new body. Finally, it turns out that he has the body of a murderer, and that is *somehow* supposed to explain why "he" blacked out while killing those guards, while *somehow" the murderer's mind took over to do it. Hunky-dory. It's just that we still don't have any idea why the whole gig was performed. Needless to say that the characters don't have much of a chance to grow on you in such a mess.
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That was confusing!
That's a feature, not a bug!
Oh FFS! What is the point of making these f film's if we can't hear what the guy's saying?? Full volume & he's still muffled while she's yelling in my ear. Useless!!
There is this thing known as "the volume button" and I'm sure it's on everyone's phone, but I'm just not sure if you know how to use it
Yea the paralyzed guys accent was very strong. Couldn't understand him at all.
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I do not enjoy those eating noises