Every guy on campus wants a copy of Kate. Weird Science enters the Twenty-First Century in this laugh-out-loud tale of cloning gone mad! Young geneticist Max Fleming may be brilliant enough to have created the world's first cloning machine but when it comes to women he's a moron. So when he accidentally clones the girl of his dream he seizes the opportunity to create what he feels will be the perfect woman - one who acts just like a guy. But Max soon realizes that the differences between men and women are what makes it all worthwhile!
A young science genius creates a cloninig machine, but when he accidently clones a beautiful young girl, he and a friend relise that the cloned girl is a like a blank canvas, and can be influenced on how to behave.
However their plan goes fine at first, but then takes an unwanted turn with very funny consequences.
This film is from the producers of American pie 1 & 2, and the comedy is often what you might expect , but with a Sci-Fi twist.
I think this is well worth a watch if you enjoy this type of geeky far fetched sci-fi tongue comedy.
I do and find my self watching this again and again.
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play When journalist Kate (Ali Landry) comes to research a story at a West Coast genetics lab she makes quite an impression on scientist Max (James Roday) But then a bizarre scientific mishap inexplicably replicates Kate leaving the overwhelmed lab workers wondering just what should they do with a clone of a beautiful female journalist Max is quick to come up with the answer why not program her to love beer sports and frat parties and thereby create a woman who is a lot more like a man?
When journalist Kate (Ali Landry) comes to research a story at a West Coast genetics lab she makes quite an impression on scientist Max (James Roday). But then a bizarre scientific mishap inexplicably replicates Kate, leaving the overwhelmed lab workers wondering just what should they do with a clone of a beautiful female journalist. Max is quick to come up with the answer: why not program her to love beer, sports, and frat parties and thereby create a woman who is a lot more like a man?
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