Don't touch me. And I am not touching you. Or the phone. Or that keyboard. It has been awhile since a virus epidemic movie has been released, and the paranoia is now back. Not as exciting as Outbreak, or as disturbing as Blindness, this film nonetheless makes you think twice when the person next you coughs. Overall the movie was a little flat, lacking the ups and downs that most movies need to keep their momentum. There was no true sense of urgency, so the excitement was sapped. You just leave the theater feeling dirty, and hoping that if enough of these apocalyptic-scenario movies get released maybe the government will eventually form an effective plan for dealing with those kinds of situations.
Most important reminder from this movie (besides to wash your hands)? A person is smart, but people are dumb.
I cannot imagine life without movies, but am in no way what one might typically think of as a film student. I admit to watching and often enjoying foreign films, but to be perfectly frank I love nothing more than your down n’ dirty cheesy Hollywood action flick. Generally I watch all sorts of films so have a recommendation for almost anyone; except horror (no point with my eyes shut) or anything depressingly sad (film is for fun, not tears). This is raw “real me to real you” film feedback.
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