Sara (Sunny Mabrey), the daughter of Eve (Natasha Henstridge) begins her mission to mate with humans, while a specialist military team hunt her down to kill her before its too late.
While being transported in a military ambulance and supposed dead, Eve delivers an offspring and is killed by a half-breed. The baby girl is abducted by Dr. Abbot, and a couple of days later she grows up, reaching adulthood and becoming a gorgeous young woman called Sara. Dr. Abbot expects to develop a perfect DNA using Sara's eggs and win the Nobel Prize, and invites the student Dean to be his assistant and share his research and future awards. But while Sara unsuccessfully chases a perfect mate for her to generate a perfect being, the flawed half-breeds led by Amelia try to reproduce with her to survive their species.
Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Executive Producer Frank Mancuso Jr. wanted this sequel to be aimed more at young adults so the characters were written to be younger than what was originally planned.
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Goofs
Revealing mistakes:
Despite never having any human contact, adult Sara clearly has pierced ears.
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Quotes
Dean:
Come on, she can't be that hot and be a bio-chemist at the same time. Hastings:
Who cares what she is. Dean:
What are you doiing? Hastings:
[types e-mail to her]
I'm going to see how crazy this chick is.
[sends it and gets a quick response back]
Hastings:
Dude, there's already an answer. Amelia:
[voice from computer]
Hi, this is Amelia. Hastings:
Get out your credit card. Dude, I'm in love already. Amelia:
[voice from computer]
Before we speak directly, I need to ask you a few questions. Have you done unusual lab work in protoplastic cell suspension, specifically any kind of transmembrane conducity and permiability diffusion? I'm looking for a for a man whose pro-coefficence is greater than 10A minus 16 meters squared per second. If you're that man, please submit some sample data in the response body of an e-mail to me. If I like what you write, we can meet. I promise you won't be disappointed.
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