Wren was dead for 178 minutes. When she came back, she was a physically better version of herself. She had become the perfect soldier. The trailer, real people acting out a scene with "Wren's" voice explaining the situation, is nicely put together. The music sets a tone and the facial expressions do the rest. I was very impressed by how compelling so simple a trailer could be.
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Why is Christian Science in our name?
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