Clone Cops

Clone Cops is a hidden gem of a sci-fi comedy, appears to be set in the 1980's, blending cheesy action, absurd humor, and a sharp satire of law enforcement and technology. Director Danny Dones and Phillip Cordell delivers a story that has over the top sensibilities that makes the movie silly and fun with catch phrases like "Do Not Contaminate the Sauce!" and singing the Spin Gin jingle. Director of Photography, Corey Allen, did a masterful job with blending of lights and shadows to convey emotion and scale. The film never takes itself too seriously, and that's its biggest strength. And after watching this, I ran out to go get soft serve.

I can't really describe much of the movie without giving it away. It was refreshing to see this original and fascinating plot. There are definitely some interesting and unique twists.

Loosely, a small group of criminals fights for their survival as they are hunted down. However there is much more to it than this. The movie is at times funny and at others disturbing. While generally light-hearted, it does bring up some interesting questions of ethics.

In my non-expert opinion, I thought the movie was well produced. The characters were believable. I do enjoy sci-fi, but I think the film is approachable even for those who aren't fans of the genre.

I sincerely hope no one involved with making this movie, the script, or even the actors, actually thought people would like or laugh at remotely anything in this movie. Just take your paycheck and move on knowing that audiences and critics around the world have somehow lowered their respect for you further. As a matter of fact, I might just flush it down the toilet right now. It can't get worse than Clone cops.

Every single rating here on this mivie above 1 is a fake.

Not every bad movie has a cult following in its future. Some of them are just kinda bad... and in this case its as bad as it can possibly get.

I can make a better movie on my phone filming the neighbours cat for 90 minutes.

Judging by the the other reviews, its clear that the movie makes you feel something. I really enjoyed it and found the acting to be super solid, with the gang members turning in some great performances which I wasn't really expecting from the movie based on the trailer. The main clone guy was great too.

The plot at first seemed all over the place, but it ended up coming together really nicely with a LOT of super quotable lines in there. Thongdaddy in particular has some zingers.

And I acgtually found the underlying themes of surveillance and the replacement of the middle class with replicants super timely and on point.

Though it's clear this wasn't a $100m movie, it does look really great for whatever they spent on it. The camera work, color, sound and score all fit the movie perfectly. And i definitely hope to see a sequel, perhaps with a larger budget.

Cuz that helmet is ICONIC.

This pathetic excuse for a film plunges though the bottom of the barrel as the WORST movie I have ever seen in my entire life !!!

It looks like something a bunch of drunk high school kids shot on the weekend with an iPhone. Almost all the interior and exterior scenes look like they were filmed in an abandoned warehouse. That ,is only two room of and abandoned warehouse - making the cinematography monotonous.

The acting is atrociously amateur. The story and dialogue is completely nonsensical. Clone Cops is about as funny and entertaining as a wet floor mop. I suspected this might be anemic on a $300,000 budget. But not nearly as bad as I could ever imagine. You get what you pay for.

Any spoilers? No. The film is spoiled from start to finish.