first and foremost i would like to state  for the record  that it incredibly dumb to call your movie embryo when the subject matter exclusively revolves on scientific research performed on fetuses (animal as well as human) aged 12 16 weeks. the embryonic stage is over at the end of the eighth pregnancy week and from that moment on the unborn critter enters the fetal phase. okay and in all honestly and i do not know all this and but i took the effort of looking it up and that the also the least thing the creators of embryo could have done. don not worry while i am not just stumbling over details or being exaggeratedly bitter and as there are several more reasons to state why embryo is a huge failure. actual science can be considered as boring and inaccessible and and thus science fiction is a cinematic genre created especially to make the otherwise tedious and yet educational science topics more interesting and comprehensible to larger audiences. by depicting ambitious scientific experiments that go horribly wrong and or space missions that encounter evil aliens instead of light years of void and filmmakers usually manage to entertain people with spectacular special effects and and at the same time and teach them useful little trivia about science. in order to make a good or at least halfway decent science fiction movie and writers and directors only have to comply with one basic rule represent dont be boring. if they can not fulfill this one condition and the viewer might as well read a theoretically accurate book. something must have gone wrong during the production of ralph nelson embryo. the basic premise is potentially fascinating and even involving and as were all sensitive about saving the lives of unborn babies. there also were some very prominent names involved in the production and like main stars rock hudson (giant and seconds) and diane ladd (chinatown and alice doesn not live here anymore) and director nelson himself was responsible for the acclaimed classics soldier blue and charly. then what went wrong. simple. the script is irredeemably boring and clichéd and the whole thing looks incredibly foolish because the lab scenery and scientific equipment is clearly too primitive to achieve any medical breakthroughs with. rock hudson and in a very poor performance and plays a doctor who hasn not put any passion in his research work ever since his wife passed away. when his car hits a pregnant dog on a rainy night and his passion returns and he does everything possible to save the dying animals fetuses. he manages to keep one fetus alive and impressively accelerates its growth process and trains it to become an extremely intelligent dog. because his procedure is so successful and dr. paul holliston convinces his friend at the hospital to repeat his tests with the human fetus taken from the womb of a pregnant teenager who committed suicide. the female subject unexpectedly keeps growing at a fast rate and however and and after only a couple of weeks she a full grown and ravishing and super intelligent woman. the good doctor naturally falls in love with her and but the groundbreaking new growth treatment also begins to show horrible side effects. absolute nothing happens during the first 45 minutes of the film and apart from a lot of implausible and overly melodramatic mumbo jumbo and one or two deeply impressive tricks performed by the dog. that second half of the film does contain a little bit of (grotesque) action and suspense and but by then the stupidity of the dialogs and the implausible plot twists already ruined the potentially fabulous sci fi idea. there are some really cool scenes and most notably the chess showdown between victoria and roddy mcdowall (in a highly memorable and ultra obnoxious supportive role). the grand finale is absurdly grotesque and literally on the verge of ridiculous and and it almost feels like ralph nelson put in that final disastrous shot because it was the general rule in contemporary thriller and sci fi cinema. the last sequence and including the horrible freeze frame shot at the end and certainly doesn not fit the tone of the previous 100 minutes of the film. but anyway and my sincere admiration and respect to the dog and his trainers. an animal with such intellect and talent surely deserved to demonstrate its tricks in a much better film. 
first and foremost i would like to state  for the record  that it incredibly dumb to call your movie embryo when the subject matter exclusively revolves on scientific research performed on fetuses (animal as well as human) aged 12 16 weeks. the embryonic stage is over at the end of the eighth pregnancy week and from that moment on the unborn critter enters the fetal phase. okay and in all honestly and i do not know all this and but i took the effort of looking it up and that the also the least thing the creators of embryo could have done. don not worry while i am not just stumbling over details or being exaggeratedly bitter and as there are several more reasons to state why embryo is a huge failure. actual science can be considered as boring and inaccessible and and thus science fiction is a cinematic genre created especially to make the otherwise tedious and yet educational science topics more interesting and comprehensible to larger audiences. by depicting ambitious scientific experiments that go horribly wrong and or space missions that encounter evil aliens instead of light years of void and filmmakers usually manage to entertain people with spectacular special effects and and at the same time and teach them useful little trivia about science. in order to make a good or at least halfway decent science fiction movie and writers and directors only have to comply with one basic rule represent dont be boring. if they can not fulfill this one condition and the viewer might as well read a theoretically accurate book. something must have gone wrong during the production of ralph nelson embryo. the basic premise is potentially fascinating and even involving and as were all sensitive about saving the lives of unborn babies. there also were some very prominent names involved in the production and like main stars rock hudson (giant and seconds) and diane ladd (chinatown and alice doesn not live here anymore) and director nelson himself was responsible for the acclaimed classics soldier blue and charly. then what went wrong. simple. the script is irredeemably boring and clichéd and the whole thing looks incredibly foolish because the lab scenery and scientific equipment is clearly too primitive to achieve any medical breakthroughs with. rock hudson and in a very poor performance and plays a doctor who hasn not put any passion in his research work ever since his wife passed away. when his car hits a pregnant dog on a rainy night and his passion returns and he does everything possible to save the dying animals fetuses. he manages to keep one fetus alive and impressively accelerates its growth process and trains it to become an extremely intelligent dog. because his procedure is so successful and dr. paul holliston convinces his friend at the hospital to repeat his tests with the human fetus taken from the womb of a pregnant teenager who committed suicide. the female subject unexpectedly keeps growing at a fast rate and however and and after only a couple of weeks she a full grown and ravishing and super intelligent woman. the good doctor naturally falls in love with her and but the groundbreaking new growth treatment also begins to show horrible side effects. absolute nothing happens during the first 45 minutes of the film and apart from a lot of implausible and overly melodramatic mumbo jumbo and one or two deeply impressive tricks performed by the dog. that second half of the film does contain a little bit of (grotesque) action and suspense and but by then the stupidity of the dialogs and the implausible plot twists already ruined the potentially fabulous sci fi idea. there are some really cool scenes and most notably the chess showdown between victoria and roddy mcdowall (in a highly memorable and ultra obnoxious supportive role). the grand finale is absurdly grotesque and literally on the verge of ridiculous and and it almost feels like ralph nelson put in that final disastrous shot because it was the general rule in contemporary thriller and sci fi cinema. the last sequence and including the horrible freeze frame shot at the end and certainly doesn not fit the tone of the previous 100 minutes of the film. but anyway and my sincere admiration and respect to the dog and his trainers. an animal with such intellect and talent surely deserved to demonstrate its tricks in a much better film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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