Michael Smith

In 70 years of movie-going, the worst I’ve ever endured. A lame edenic horror effort, the writing, wretched; the music, awful; the acting, laughable in a bad way. Tatum, Slater, Davis, what were you thinking?😵‍💫😳😵‍💫😳😖😖

Our fondest for apocalyptic,end-of-world , zombie movies continues to fatten box office receipts and streaming services. We seem to love chaos, probably because chaos is simple: it’s just about survival. No nuance or analysis necessary. Just kill and be killed and hope your people prevail, snag the power and reproduce. We’re just fancy animals.

I’m all for honoring war correspondents, but were I a soldier in this, I would have shot them. No way would their “money shot” obstruct my shot.

Like Stanley Kubrick films, for me, hard to forget, which is to say, uniquely memorable. It creates a strangely promising imaginative atmosphere, irrespective of characters and plot, which, also for me, is the acme of cinematic art.

Usually distrust cheap sentiment, but this earned every tear — and laugh. Well played.👍

Wasn’t expecting this to be such a period piece. Got a kick out of Ray Liotta as a jailhouse Buddhist. Also the guy who played early Van Zant. Never heard of BEEP baseball for the blind. Soundtrack was great. And Leslie Odom — didn’t see that coming. But my enjoyment was ultimately nostalgic. Not very objective I’m afraid.

Wasn’t expecting this to be as engaging as it was. It asks difficult questions and supplies no easy answers. Understandably, it could not go into depth with every character, but it provided a sense of loss and sorrow felt by so many different classes of survivors. Acting top notch as well as pacing. Highly recommend.

Fun if you’re 4. But I am a big fan of the La Brea tar pit.😉

Did what all good satire does: highlights the hypocrisy of extremes.