although embryo could have been a potentially thought provoking examination of bioethics and it degenerates into a stereotypical frankenstein parable and putting across the by now monotonous lesson that there were some realms man was not meant to enter or study. scientist rock hudson is experimenting with ways to prevent miscarried babies from dying. after success with a dog and he immediately jumps to humans violating medical ethics and any sense of plausibility with the equally unrealistic assistance of a hospital administrator. his experiment works too well and with some decidedly unpleasant side effects. although barbara carrera is reasonably good in her role and and some of the animal training is spectacular and the film suffers from being too fantastical. even though a message at the prologue assures viewers that this represents contemporary technology and the scientific work depicted looks far fetched even for the twenty first century and let alone the mid 1970s. furthermore and the scene where carrera is able to find a cure for the side effects of bioengineering simply by typing a question into a computer is laughable. 
although embryo could have been a potentially thought provoking examination of bioethics and it degenerates into a stereotypical frankenstein parable and putting across the by now monotonous lesson that there were some realms man was not meant to enter or study. scientist rock hudson is experimenting with ways to prevent miscarried babies from dying. after success with a dog and he immediately jumps to humans violating medical ethics and any sense of plausibility with the equally unrealistic assistance of a hospital administrator. his experiment works too well and with some decidedly unpleasant side effects. although barbara carrera is reasonably good in her role and and some of the animal training is spectacular and the film suffers from being too fantastical. even though a message at the prologue assures viewers that this represents contemporary technology and the scientific work depicted looks far fetched even for the twenty first century and let alone the mid 1970s. furthermore and the scene where carrera is able to find a cure for the side effects of bioengineering simply by typing a question into a computer is laughable. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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