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[Frodo]

Juni Ori, on Dec 24 2007, 09:58 AM, said:

You fool. You wanderer. You challenged the Gods and... hmm... you win... Your turn Fordo.

Here's another film.

A couple lose their son when he is knocked down by a car.  A mysterious doctor tells them he can basically clone their son, so they can have him back.  It would be like they never lost him.

[A. J. Raffles]

The Third Twin? That wasn't a film, though, was it?

[Frodo]

No       


HINT 1
The son was killed when he was 7.  But the couple don't get a cloned 7 year old back.  They have to start from the begining, giving birth to him again.  

The cloned should have no memory of his previous life.

[Frodo]

HINT 2
The cloned son seems to be fine for the first few years.  But when he reaches the age where he originally died, things start to go wrong.

[chumloofah]

Multiplicity!  

[Frodo]

No  

HINT 3
The doctor who tried to help them (by cloning their dead son) has his own selfish reasons for doing this.  

[Juni Ori]

Nobody knows your ultra-wierdo movies.

[chumloofah]

This one actually sounds a bit familiar, but I'm pretty sure I've only seen it once.
Probably only half of it.
Years ago.

[Frodo]

Juni Ori, on Dec 26 2007, 03:05 PM, said:

Nobody knows your ultra-wierdo movies.

So how did you get Labyrinth from the previous page then?  

[Juni Ori]

I'm mister Nobody.

[Frodo]

Juni Ori, on Dec 26 2007, 06:32 PM, said:

I'm mister Nobody.

Who knows ultra-wierdo films.  

[chumloofah]

Labyrinth isn't weird.
You're just saying that because Bowie has those freaky eyes.  

[Frodo]

Labyrinth is a brilliant film  

But that is not this current film  

[Havell]

The Sixth Day?

[Frodo]

No  


HINT 4
Cloning humans (like what they have done) is highly illigal.  They had to move away from their family, their friends, their jobs, and anyone who knew their son Adam.  

So the couple moved to a very isolated town (so they could raise their cloned son) where the doctor runs his special fertility clinic.