James Cahill

The first 10 minutes was great. The plot is set and the closing is presented. I stayed with it though still don’t know why. Back in the 80’s the movie “the Day After.” That was more realistic and interesting. After 10 minutes of this it was just repetitive. The ending is nonsensical. Unless you’re hoping response is good enough you’re going to make a sequel or series. You sharing the story of 5 people and the sprinkling of the Barrack and Michelle (basketball and her haircut) and the press lady Jenn S is back. What about the 10 million people in Chicago? Just a poor effort to create thought provoking film.