Just because there are seven fertilized eggs doesn't mean all of them have to be carried to term (they do commonly freeze excess fertilization in IVF treatment). I'm only about 30 in, but going to call it. Their father was a horrible person who sacrificed his wife and the happiness of all his children rather than abide by the law and be happy with a sustainable solution.
I was right.
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@w13rdo within the first 5 minutes of the movie >>> the woman made the decision to go full term and died, at that point, the doctor called her contact , which was her father who agreed to care for the children instead of freeze 6 out of the 7 already born babies - the doctor specifically asks the woman's father where the babies' daddy is and he says he didn't know - so the issue you have is, basically, invalid
Was going to give it an 8 but I presume they all had the "finger job" and I spent most of the film looking for which twin had it and which didn’t. And at the end “the eye” suddenly appeared back in place. Whoops!
But overall it was quite entertaining and for that I will give it a 7.
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@johnanne Of course they all had the finger, hence why they showed their grandad cutting Monday's off.. which would be followed by the others. "What happens to one of you, happens to all of you."
And they explained at the end that Terry got a new eye.
