Up to this point their greatest achievement has been two slug-like creatures that seem to be a pair of genetic Fort Knox's in terms of drug producing potential.Not satisfied with slugs, however, Elsa urges Clive join her in adding human DNA into the mix. Who have built their careers upon creating new genetic hybrids for their pharmaceutical employer, which seeks to patent new medicinal compounds from the organisms. "Splice" and the characters portrayed by Polley and Brody capture the dilemma which all scientists face, and the ensuing attempts to find merit and redeeming qualities in the results when rules are broken to achieve certain ends. To what degree we are willing to go to achieve that success is a measure which government may attempt to regulate, but is, in large part, a scientist's own moral responsibility. We want success, and our livelihoods and reputations depend on that success.
Like the film's characters, however, all of us work under significant pressure with limited budgets. I don't want to imply an immorality on the part of scientists which even approaches the portrayal in the film. We all take risks in science, willing to fight against time, budgetary constraints, and supervisors and inject our own personal stake into our work to see a project come to fruition.In that sense, then, I found "Splice" a fascinating film. Or it may be as large as injected one's own DNA into a genetic hybrid. It may be as small as overlooking the necessary IRB paperwork for all researchers involved in a study. I think it happens to all of us to one degree or another. Most of us choose to fight, and that fight means injecting a personal stake into the work one does, even to the point of bending the rules, perhaps, to make things happen. This pressure to discover and create may result something of a "fight or flight" response in the scientist. My experience has certainly not been on the level which these scientists felt, but it has had its similarities. A scientist feels a certain pressure to discover and to publish. But the real accomplishment of Natali, Polley, and Brody in this film was to capture the ambition of science without falling too much into the caricatures which often result from these attempts.As I watched the film, I thought to my first year in a medical faculty position. Yes, it had the creation/monster component, which carried a certain novelty and uniqueness. In brief it is a surprising movie that can be see with your wife not with your kids and you will have a lot to talk after. The creature is something so realistic and present all over the movie, that the creators of "Prince of Persia " and "Clash of the Titans" should take note. She is able to show all emotions from innocence to sensuality to fear to hate with under a heavy make-up and special effects. They able to carry the most difficult roles and this movie is not exception but the big surprise is Delphine Chanéac as Dren. Brody and Polley are excellent as always. Luckily there are three outstanding actors. What follows is the process of Elsa becoming Dren's mother and all the behavior changes in all three main characters and things get very very bad. Clive is against all this but follows her wishes afraid of how their careers will be ruined if somebody find out. Obviously Elsa does not want to stop the experiment and for personal reason we later discover she creates a creature she will later call Dren mixing her DNA with other animals' species.
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After been able to create new live forms out of playing with genetic code they want to introduce human DNA in the mix but the private company is more interested in recover the investment which will delay their investigation. Without giving away too much, the story is about a couple of scientists Elsa and Clive working on genetics and DNA splicing for a private company. Some very tense moments and a few bloody ones but it is far from horror, unless you consider our own inner madness something terrifying well, we really should.
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