6th Day, The (2000), PG-13, Runtime: 2 hr 3 min
Title: The 6th Day
Runtime: 123 minutes
Age Rating: PG-13
Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
Franchise Name: None
Franchise Position: N/A
Tagline: Cloning is the ultimate crime.
Ratings
My Rating: 6/10
Dove Organization: 2/5
IMDb: 5.9/10
Rotten Tomatoes: 39%
Metacritic: 37/100
Plot Summary
Adam Gibson, a family man and helicopter pilot, is illegally cloned without his knowledge. When he discovers a conspiracy involving cloning technology, he must fight to reclaim his identity and protect his family. The film explores ethical dilemmas around cloning and the consequences of playing God.
Critics Review
Critics gave mixed reviews, praising Schwarzenegger’s action performance but criticizing the screenplay for being predictable and uneven. The film’s sci-fi concepts intrigued some but were overshadowed by formulaic action sequences.
Christian Perspective
The movie raises important moral questions about cloning, the sanctity of human life, and the ethical limits of scientific advancement. It portrays cloning as a violation of God’s creation, aligning with Christian views on the sacredness of individuality and life.
Family Friendliness
Contains action violence and some intense scenes. Suitable for mature teens and adults, but parents should exercise caution for younger viewers due to themes and action content.
Notable Scenes
Adam’s shocking discovery that he’s been cloned.
The high-stakes action chase scenes involving futuristic technology.
The moral confrontation between Adam and the corporate villains.
Notable Quotes
Adam Gibson (Arnold Schwarzenegger): “You’re not a copy. You’re the original.”
Dr. Harris (Robert Duvall): “You can clone a body, but you can’t clone a soul.”
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