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Self/less

Self/less

“God Created Man. Man Created Immortality.”
6.4 /10 (3,334) PG-13age 2015 1h 57m
Science Fiction Action Thriller
Director Tarsem Singh
Screenplay Àlex Pastor, David Pastor
Tarsem Singh directs this body-swap thriller starring Ben Kingsley as a dying billionaire who transfers his consciousness into a younger, engineered body, played by Ryan Reynolds, only to be plagued by intrusive memories that reveal the host body wasn't grown in a lab but stolen from a living man. What starts as a slick science-fiction premise about cheating death curdles into a chase thriller once Reynolds' character starts hunting down the truth. Visually polished but narratively conventional, it's a competent B-movie elevated by its willingness to take its unsettling premise to a genuinely dark conclusion.
Release
Jul 10, 2015
Budget
$26M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$32M

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Who stars in Self/less? The main cast of Self/less includes Ryan Reynolds, Ben Kingsley, Natalie Martinez, Matthew Goode, Michelle Dockery.
Who directed Self/less? Self/less (2015) is directed by Tarsem Singh.
How long is Self/less? Self/less has a runtime of 1h 57m. It was released in 2015.
What genre is Self/less? Self/less is a Science Fiction, Action, Thriller film. It has a rating of 6.4/10 with 3,334 votes.

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Tarsem Singh directs this body-swap thriller starring Ben Kingsley as a dying billionaire who transfers his consciousness into a younger, engineered body, played by Ryan Reynolds, only to be plagued by intrusive memories that reveal the host body wasn't grown in a lab but stolen from a living man. What starts as a slick science-fiction premise about cheating death curdles into a chase thriller once Reynolds' character starts hunting down the truth. Visually polished but narratively conventional, it's a competent B-movie elevated by its willingness to take its unsettling premise to a genuinely dark conclusion.

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