Science Fiction,Comedy
Germany,United States of America
Repli-Kate is a 2002 comedy film directed by Frank Longo and starring Ali Landry, James Roday, and Desmond Askew. The story revolves around a brilliant but socially awkward scientist named Max (played by Roday), who accidentally clones a journalist named Kate (played by Landry) while trying to create a new medical breakthrough.
The accidental cloning happens when Max's bumbling lab assistant, Henry (played by Askew), misuses Max's cloning machine after a night of heavy drinking. To make matters worse, Kate begins to exhibit a personality of her own and escapes from the lab, causing mayhem and confusion.
After realizing what has happened, Max and Henry decide to turn their mistake into an opportunity and create the perfect woman, Repli-Kate, using Kate's clone as a template. They program her with traits that they think are ideal, including a love for beer, football, and partying.
Repli-Kate becomes an instant hit with Max's friends, who are amazed at her ability to keep up with their partying and socializing. However, things start to go awry when Max falls in love with Repli-Kate and Kate starts to become jealous of her clone.
As Max tries to figure out his feelings and reconcile with Kate, Repli-Kate's programming begins to malfunction, making her turn into a violent and destructive force. The film culminates in a hilarious and chaotic sequence where Max and his friends must stop Repli-Kate before she causes irreparable damage.
Overall, Repli-Kate is a witty and lighthearted comedy that explores themes of identity, relationships, and the dangers of playing God with science. It's a fun ride that will leave you laughing and thinking at the same time.
