The best thing you can say about this film is that it surprises. It starts out with a mischievous comedic tone but quickly turns into a mix of science fiction, social satire, and conspiracy thriller that doesn’t resemble much else released lately. That originality, in a landscape full of recycled formulas, is already a major strength. The leading trio—John Boyega, Jamie Foxx, and Teyonah Parris—are the key to its success. Their chemistry makes every scene work, even when the script gets tangled or runs a bit too long. Boyega brings solidity, Foxx steals scenes with his trademark flair, and Parris balances everything with charisma and freshness. Visually, the film plays with a retro style that pays homage to blaxploitation, but with a modern, polished finish. That aesthetic, combined with fast, witty dialogue, gives it a unique atmosphere that pulls you in from the start. Not everything works equally well: some twists feel forced, and the runtime could have been tighter. Still, the energy of the cast and the blend of genres keep things engaging and make the experiment worthwhile. In the end, They Cloned Tyrone is a distinct, entertaining project with more substance than it first appears. Proof that original films can still thrive within commercial cinema.