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The Stepford Wives (2004 film) and doesn't notice. Joanna wants to leave and calls the camp for her kids but she finds out that they were taken by Walter. She goes back to the men's association and finds that in her family picture she now looks like a Stepford wife. Walter has gathered with the other husbands and confesses that after marrying Joanna, he has felt undermined and all the husbands feel the same. Mike shows how they insert nano chips into their wives' brains and turn them into Stepford wives. The men corner Joanna and Walter and force them toward the transformation room, but