Ok, the fact that the Obamas produced this is the most disturbing part, did the deep state show him the plans for destroying this country in this manner? Does he think it will happen, or is unfolding? We all know surely left and right that the cia/deep state has an agenda of its own, and is unaccountable to anyone, and has been. Manipulating the media, mind and agenda of the empire for 40 years. Maybe I've said too much...
@@jbhk7977Exactly. It's called predictive programming. Just like the White Noise movie with train the chemical explosion in Ohio. Not to mention this movie is produced by the Obamas.
At the end, Kevin Bacon told them to go to Thorne's bunker where Rose already was. In the car, G.H. confirmed to Clay they needed to go to that bunker. Amanda also saw the Thorne's residence and was going to find her daughter there before witnessing the explosion in the city. Rose heard her mother calling for her and was heading towards her mother before being distracted towards the bunker. So the movie gave us all the clues that they will all meet Rose in the bunker.
That sounds about right to me. What about that poor Spanish-speaking woman? She thought that the drone dropping red cards was an aeroplane spraying red gas.
Rose was the first to notice various things - the oil tanker, the deer, the Thorne mansion - so it's no surprise that she was the first to find the bunker. I'm sure the others will follow.
The most believable part is what happens after an EMP knocks all Wi-Fi, navigation and eventually electricity out. In reality the city folks will lose their minds.
@@markyaus2011 investment bankers do not list their vacation houses on Airbnb. I manage people's properties, investment bankers keep their vacation houses for themselves only. Airbnb you need to take pics, hire cleaning team and tenants damage things inside property often, so you need to message back and fort a lot. Rich people can afford nice properties without strangers in their empty vacation house.
for me.. i liked the movie one thing i felt was really a real thing was george’s behavior to protect his daughter and his way of thinking. why did he let the family come back in the home and then they went back to the basement 😒 and then george left his daughter at the home by herself to go help another man’s family, any thing could have happened. i really appreciated when the neighbor Danny told basically said to him that he needs to be thinking of his self in this moment because would they really do the same for george if the roles was reversed?
Someone else made a comment that kinda explains it to me. He was already worried that this was the 3-step plan his client described to him - he just didn't say anything until he knew that's what it was. Given that he knew what the 3rd step was - that civil war and isolation was what was gonna kill them - he may have felt it was important to work with others now instead of it just being him and his daughter trying to survive on their own. That's why he looked out for them in a way that never would've happened under normal circumstances. Because he pulled a gun on Danny to save Clay's son's life, their family is indebted to him. But also, now GH is indebted to Clay for preventing him from getting shot, and they're both indebted to Danny for the info about the bunker. They managed to quickly build a little community because GH knew what was coming and acted on that info. I think he was more methodical than we're giving him credit for.
The only part I didn’t really like was the ending. I get it, that rose being kept in the dark meant that she wasn’t really in a rush to get anyone to the bunker and that she wanted to finish friends because it was the last bit of comfort she could get, but for it to just end there with no closure for the fates of the rest of the characters they built up didn’t make it satisfying at all. Or maybe that was the point. Maybe it wanted us to care about all of these people enough for it to sit like this. Maybe the movie did this intentionally and I’ll give it that, but I still don’t really like it.
Remember her brother's words? He Instructed her to "find something else to care about." She also said she was tired of waiting. She also said that no one listens to her. Everyone else is running around paralyzed in fear, and she took action. She found a mission (her own survival and taking care of herself) and was "the last one".
@@ipenguin3918 only to people that have to be ushered through every plot development in every movie they watch. They should insert Michael Bay endings for such peeps. Or at least hand them s participation trophy.
I think it signifies our reality of the younger generations not giving a “shite” and being obsessed with sex, electronics, and vanity. All because we adults (Boomers and Gen-X’ers) horded our wealth and lived such a carefree lifestyle while teaching them nothing about the world or responsibility.
I am still reeling over this movie! So many people are upset with the ending but I figured the finale would end with unresolved drama. I think we have been brainwashed by Hollywood -or religion- to think there’s eventually a happy ending to every situation. We don’t want to accept reality that there won’t be a “happy ending” simply by us sitting around anticipating it to happen. We created this doom through our actions perpetually reinforcing ideas and beliefs.
Wasn't as great or funny as Don't Look Up, but it was well shot and I thought it was interesting. Oh no, people didn't get their 'resolution' and bullshit happy ending. It's almost like we're delusional, spoiled brats who act like a virus destroying everything on this planet and even each other.
It kinda was happy, if you consider that the kid just wanted to leave the world behind and watch a finale to a show she loved, thirteen year old me would have had the same priorities during a similar crisis
"The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" is episode 22 in the first season of the American television anthology series The Twilight Zone. The episode was written by Rod Serling, the creator-narrator of the series. It originally aired on March 4, 1960, on CBS. In 2009, TIME named it one of the ten best Twilight Zone episodes. Source Wikipedia
I really enjoyed this movie. And I was very relived to see that the lovely Julia Roberts doesn't have unnaturally fluffy face or duck lips or other strange face modifications. Whenever I see actors with obviously unnatural face work, it just takes me out of the show or movie unless it works with the story line.
I disagree. Like I don’t have a lot of faith in America, but I do have faith in the idea that they want to protect their own interests and that trillion dollar military budget has a plan for this. Not to say it couldn’t happen at all, but I’m more inclined to believe that a climate related disaster would get us before that.
The stylish use of color is really neat too. Alot of blue, then spinkles of red, then alot of red. It was very visually striking and a fun thriller ride.
The movie was thought provoking and a horror movie without the blood and guts. Very scary how this world is so dependent on cyber. There's a potential apocalypse luming and it's not zombies.
The way the music would play along with the angles and the way it forced you to focus on things you didn't know were apart of the scene or not made it very intriguing
They aren’t… if they do it’ll be a Hollywood money grab. There was no second book and the book left the story less explained than even the movie did. The point of the movie wasn’t to get closure or a happy ending.
The people were so myopic. George sees a watch in the sand dune, not the wreckage of aircraft all around. The daughter says “that boat is coming towards us”, everyone is like no, must be a dock around here when a look around the beach would show no dock. Constantly not seeing the bigger picture at all. Which makes the prepper’s statement “haven’t you been paying attention to what is going on?” all the more poignant. The answer is- either they haven’t or they just don’t want to see it until it is jammed in their face. Kind of like what is going on RIGHT NOW. I have seen the commentary that Amanda must be racist because she was suspicious of George initially- when he was caught out lying all the time. Even when he went to the neighbour- he lied about why he was there initially. Who wouldn’t be defensive about strange people demanding entry to the home you were renting. In the middle of the night. Obviously lying about why they were there. With little Miss Completely Obnoxious. Forget the basement. You’d want to make her sleep in the car for being so rude hahaha. I have liked this movie more post watching than I did at the time as it has been quite thought provoking.
You cant take the movie seriously. At the beginning it's reasonable to be weary, by the morning (after cyber attack mesages, emergency broadcasts, etc). They really should start getting their shit together. Instead, they waste valuable time, get lost, etc, etc. For some reason, they don't warn the son (who is 16 so he should have at least some neurons to understand the situation) that there is a national emergency, and they should stay together They started stockpiling water at the night of the second day, several hours after WITNESING FREAKING PLANES FALLING OUT THE SKY, AND DRONES SPREADING TERRORISM PAMPHLETS. Even then, they smoke weed and play music instead of making inventory and hiding in the basement. Then, the owner daughter complains about sleeping in the basement but it didnt seem like anybody forced anybody, the renters where sleeping all together (so at least one room in the upper floor is available), and in this situation I wouldnt be against sleeping all together in the same room. George pulls out a gun against danny who is holding and aiming a shotgun towards them. Danny is almost willing to kill his neighbour/friend over medicine when there are worse threats lurking (you dont know if a ground invasion is happening, you need all hands on deck, militia time). He is protecting his stock so it is understandable, but even then it's kinda exagerated.
Saw it last night. My initial impressions were that it was a very well made film, with excellent camera work, great performances from top notch actors, and a suspenseful, gripping story that kept my interest throughout 2.5 hour movie. Yet, something was missing and it had greater potential than the pay off. My initial criticisms were that the characters were either dull, assholes, or both, and were behaving unrealistically dumb when it was very clear fairly early on that the country was under attack. They should be focused on gathering non perishable foods, clean water, shelter, keeping everyone together. And I get it that their behavior IS THE POINT. They're isolated by social media, etc, they're unprepared for something like this, but I found they're behavior over the top dumb. Another critique is that the film was too on the nose at times with it's messages, instead of using subtlety. But ultimately, I saw the movie last night and now the next day I can't stop thinking about it, which in any case is a success for a film. I initially gave it a 6.9 out of 10, but I have a feeling that this film might grow on me, because as I said I still can't stop thinking about it.
Yeah feel the same pretty much. What's super thought provoking about the film is we know something like this could happen. It happened on 9/11 in a different capacity and it could happen today on more of a technological level. So the movie very much capitalized on the fact that this is not so much a "si-fi" concept but in fact a very real scenario that makes the movie so haunting. Do I believe something like this will happen? Not to the magnitude of the film but definitely on a smaller level which of course could still prove to be extremely destructive. The bottom line of the movie is we are super vulnerable and pretty much helpless. The line from Ethan Hawk's character when he was standing in front of the gun at the end summed up the movie for me. He said something like "I'm a useless man, I don't have navigation, and my phone doesn't work".
Overall I did like this film quite a bit, I give it a solid B+ to A-. One thing I did like was it did not dissolve into a “racial” contest, at first I thought it was going to have a WOKE explosion of the white family being total racists and the black family being smart and heroic. But NO it became much more nuanced even though there were some overtones of it but it went in a more realistic direction in my opinion. The film kind of keeps you guessing almost to the very end about what is going on and even then there’s some ambiguity. Julia Roberts character was played brilliantly I thought I mean I’ve seen people like that executives that are used to being catered to, and are used to yelling at their subordinates. She immediately starts to DEMAND answers where none are possible.Her character is not likable for the most part, but then they have her intelligence come through and take over . She is somewhat heroic in the end like wise the Ali-Scott character. Although he seems to be way more informed of the possibilities causing the events. So yeah I thought it was well done, and borderline plausible. I kept thinking what is this an ALIEN ATTACK when the kept having shots in Space! Then it went a different direction. It’s almost setup for a sequel .
I don't know. I saw the film but it kind of not completely got me into the plot. I found it somewhat weak. I do not feel that the movie addressed issues of mistrust, for instance. I think that Julia Roberts' character was just a bitch, as the daughter of the owner of the house also was. Kevin Bacon character was just a crazy guy. Yes, the parts of the ship, the planes, and the Teslas were impressive, but that was it. As I said at the beginning, it was somewhat compelling and interesting, but weak. Performances were OK. And, really?, do you think he writing was brilliant? I think that, like everything else in the movie, it was OK, but weak.
If you’re watching a movie for entertainment, I agree that it could have been better. However, this is a topic that many people need to start thinking of a bit. “If something happens, do we have everything that we need to get by? Are you paying attention to what’s happening to the world?” Kevin Bacon’s character wasn’t crazy at all actually. He was paying attention the entire time to what was happening in the world while the main family enjoyed being distracted (listening to music, playing video games, watching TV, etc). It would be frustrating that you take precautions just to start having a bunch of people use you as a cop out. However I feel like his flaw was to initially not give them SOMETHING they could use to ease their minds. It is somewhat realistic, but fail to demonstrate just how much WORSE a real situation would be.
Amanda mentions more than once that her children are in the house. When you are a mom and strangers show up out of nowhere unannounced at night, it doesn’t matter what color they are, moms go into protect their children mode.
I thought what amanda did at the beginning was pretty reasonable. I wouldn't allow strangers in, nor would I leave my children alone in that situation. However, the next day when planes started falling, emergency boradcast and all that is when I throw all suspicions out the window and go into tribal survival mode. "We are in this together, no more secrets or lies, we are a team, stick together, what do we know, what do we do?"
They could have at least met up and got in the bunket together. Leaving it open makes it possible that Rose was the only one who made it. The son dies from whatever he had. The men get shot by vigilantes, the women get killed by animals in the woods. Rose dies alone in the bunker. Im a pessimist so thats how i imagine it ended
Oof. I am optimist. Maybe the boy dont make it because they have no appropriate cure, but the Amanda and Ruth are surely going to the house next and witht he bike in front of thw house, they will find the bunker quickly. The area seems super rural, so low chances of meeting looters anywhere there. The dads are safe.
Now that it's been a couple days since I saw this movie, I really liked it. The director deftly handled both the social aspects of the two families and the creeping nature of what was happening in the world. The information drops which all happened while the people in the movie were conveniently absent served as a way of giving the audience just enough information about the chaos outside of the part of Long Island they were staying at. George's monolog and the films final spoken words really hit home about the societal dysfunction that exists nowadays......and how an actor whether inside the US or outside could exploit that dysfunction to bring down the country. The movie does limit the cyber attack to the US which is understandable and also makes for even more tension but the book has this happening to the rest of the world too. If this kind of thing happened to the US only it would be catostrophic for the rest of the modern world too....namely the west. The younger me would have been impatient with the ending but the older me loves that the end really does leave it up to the viewer to interpret the who/why/what now train of thought. Great Movie! Reminded me of a show that aired on CBS about 17 years ago named Jericho.
Not sure why people are bent about the ending. It seems completely obvious they will all meet up again. I love the irony that the girl wanted to know the ending just like the viewer is left hanging. Is it a coincidence that there are 6 friends and 6 main characters? 3 boys and 3 girls? This movie is better than people think.
The movie is horrible. Makes no sense. So, technology fails, and the world falls apart in a couple of days? Might I remind whoever wrote this that there are some of us still alive when there were no cell phones, No GPS (I went to flight school in the 80s and the best we had were VOR stations). No G1000 displays, all steam gauges. Low end planes still do not have auto pilots. Cars had no fancy electronics; distributor cap no on-board computers. My Suzuki Samurai didn't come with a radio. I had to install one after market. I remember using something called a map and compass for land navigation in the military and my wife always had the map and was the navigator on our vacation trips. TV was analog with rabbit ears, no cable and we had NBC, CBS, ABC, WOR, WPIX and PBS (NYC). AM/FM analog radio of the air. No VHS, DVD. Everything was hard wired, no digital switching and nothing was connected to one another. TVs were Black and white and worked on tubes. Then U turned them on they took a little while to heat up and come on. In college I used a manual typewriter to do my papers. No word processors. Research was done by going to the library and checking out a thing called a book. My point is we lived in the 60s and 70s without the technology we have today and still went about our daily lives. It is so stupid to think that in a few decades we have become so dependent on technology that if it failed the world would instantly fall apart. FYI, even on newer fancy airplanes with all the G1000 modern glass cockpits, U still have old traditional steam gauges as backup in a emergency. If my autopilot started to misbehave, I would simply pull the mechanical circuit breaker and shutdown the autopilot or any other computer system that acted up. If U want to see a perfect movie on what happens on an aircraft when the world goes to crap, I highly recommend Apollo 13 with Tom Hanks. A 100% better movie and a true story. Kevin Bacon is in that one also. Don't waste ur time with Leave the World Behind. A waste of some very talented actors. I am a fan of all of them. The only reason I tuned in.
Well, its more a coordinated attack, but I understand what you mean. The oiler crashing because of a "navigation error", a bajilion teslas coming out of nowhere to clog an arterial road (not even a highway). Planes falling out the sky is all exagerated. In reality most lf this system have ways to prevent this, but in this movie everything is stupider than reality Heck, they dont even stock up water until AFTER THE SECOND DAY, where they saw: Rumours of blackouts Emergency broadcasts x2 Lost communication Desperate people on the road DRONES SPREADING TERRORISM FLYERS PLANES FALLING OFF THE FUCKING SKY (family tries to leave, still not stockpilling resources) Find out all exits are blocked by autonomous cars (Return, wait until night, fill just 1 bathtub and dont even make an inventory of food). Peak stupidity is geroge aiming shotgun wielding danny with a pistol.
I do not like being around people for the same reason Amanda did in this movie. I know there are decent people in the world But I’m sick of wading through the rest of them to find the decent ones. My area is particularly bad for selfishness and an inability of taking responsibility for anything.
I think it's quite interesting that everything blue in this movie is portrayed as safe or good, even the blue lighting indicates a happy ending. And I also find it ironic that the Lahaina fires in Hawaii wiped out everything except the color blue, anything with the color blue including umbrellas, buildings, blue roofs and vehicles did not burn. Which some people speculate means that a laser burned Lahaina and that this It must have been a Chinese laser , because in test runs it does not affect anything colored blue. I don't know why but I find that very suspicious And I definitely associated that to this movie. Which made it even more creepy for me. I liked this movie and I felt like it really associates to the time because younger children really are oblivious to everything around them except what they see on social media and that includes television. The fact that the friends series was a part of this movie is also a little Easter egg considering Julia Roberts dated Matthew Perry and Matthew Perry died on Julia Roberts birthday. No conspiracy theory there just a coincidence. Also I like that this movie indicates very subtly that it could have been AI that took over even with the reports in the bunker that said small armed forces are attacking government buildings that could be the chaos , when people turn on each other. I thought it was a good movie My partner did not like the ending but I didn't hate it. I think it's a real eye-opener that tells us society is doomed because the younger generation would not have a clue and even Ethan hawke's character says I know nothing I am useless. The world really needs to wake up and see what is truly in front of us not depend on a small device in our hands , I mean he got lost without GPS lol. Get your face out of your phone and pay attention to your surroundings and landmarks for that matter lol.
The most terrifying force of death comes from the hands of Men who wanted to be left Alone. They try, so very hard, to mind their own business and provide for themselves and those they love. They resist every impulse to fight back, knowing the forced and permanent change of life that will come from it. They know that the moment they fight back, their lives as they have lived them, are over. The moment the Men who wanted to be left alone are forced to fight back, it is a form of suicide. They are literally killing off who they used to be. Which is why, when forced to take up violence, these Men who wanted to be left alone, fight with unholy vengeance against those who murdered their former lives. They fight with raw hate, and a drive that cannot be fathomed by those who are merely play-acting at politics and terror. TRUE TERROR will arrive at these people’s door, and they will cry, scream, and beg for mercy… but it will fall upon the deaf ears of the Men who just wanted to be left alone.” - Author Unknown
When I was an undergraduate in the late 60s, many of my friends talked of the brilliance of Bob Dylan's songs. He was such a talented and socially enlightened wordsmith (never mind his awful voice). And so, I listened and listened, but I never got it. Same for this movie. I read comments by many who think the movie was great, with brilliant acting and an engaging nuanced plot. But, like with Dylan, I somehow missed it. The plot is full of holes and the acting seemed very substandard considering the caliber of actors. I think the most convincing performance was delivered by Kevin Bacon in his brief appearance. For me, not a great movie.
My wife and I enjoyed this film. I found the dystopian Tesla scene quite disconcerting because the film is set in the present. However the character tension is what kept me engaged in the story.
In a world where silence echoes louder than words, the unsaid truths linger like shadows, shaping destinies and.... 🤔 🗣️ Open ending! How do you like it! 😡 😠
My issue with this movie is that the red herrings aren't used properly. Yes, there's an underlying message but an underlying message doesn't make a movie good. This was red herring the movie
Essentially: Her car broke down Is trying to return home Hasn't seen anybody Saw drones dropping weird red chemicals (the pamphlets) Asked for a phone to call someone cause hers ran out of battery Then begged to not be left alone I watched the movie in spanish so I didnt understand why he didnt help her, then I realised she spoke spanish and him english (in my version they both spoke spanish)
By the way, I dont think the father is completely in the wrong. He cant communicate with the woman, they barely understand each other with gestures and context. If he took her in, she wouldnt realise where they are headed, and likely panic Perhaps you should learn the language of the country were you live (she mentioned walking to her home so it must be nearby new jersey). Since I dont live there, are there people unable to speak english at all in new jersey? And would they be alone?
While I don't doubt the subtle racism implied by Roberts' character; I do find it a bit of a stretch, she wouldn't (considering her high-powered job in NY advertising) believe that a Black family could afford this house. Presumably, she's come into contact with more than one PoC, wealthier than she and her husband.
I Have no idea how to rate this movie. I will tell you that Julia and her daughter in the movie, were so worth it for me. I have no idea, the movie blew my mind. I will have to watch a few times. The daughter in this movie is so captivating. I know we will see her again. She just has that pop value.
I just was not in the mood. Too serious and real. Great technically, irritating realistic characters. I dont need to see it in my movies, the world is already ugly.
That is the whole point of this movie though. Its not something you sit back and relax too. Its a reflection piece as to how people like you and me would turn out in an event like this.
@@Stivichannelnow the ppl who wanted to create chaos ... the russians, the koreans, the chinesss, the movies give hints but basically has a opend end for ur own imagination - till a second part come out...
The movie is basically a remake of Obama's favorite Twilight zone episode called the Monsters. It's about a rural community that turns against each other during a power outage. Obama added all of the kabal symbolism to push the idea that the democratic party is trying to tip off the American people to prepare themselves for a coming apocalypse.
Good movie, great cinematography, cast , lots of hits. BUT always have to race involved, gets old, not surprised when have the Obamas as executive Producers
Sorry, but I thought this film was garbage. Over 2.5 hours of my life wasted - and for what? Worst performance of Julia Roberts' career. Some nausea inducing camera work. Casually unchallenged racism. Poor CGI. I haven't read the book, but I have no intention of doing so after watching this. Naughty China, North Korea and Russia? Self-drive cars crashing? Internet down? This is all so arch, trite and obvious. And to top it all, a girl fixated upon seeing the final Friends episode when the world is coming to its end? Come on, Hollywood, you have got to do better than this. Awful.
0:53 Anybody decipher that last notification from The Washington Post that has a bunch of random characters? Could actually just be random, but I am seeing the word cyber for the first 4 characters.
Basically it's a soap opera about relationships withing a genre of a disaster flick. I thought the film was a bit silly, they through in every prepper's wet dream. But what's more eerie is that the Obama's were producers on this thing. Now, what does that say?
Great Movie .... Sad Google let all those fake Google Accounts leave copy and pasted BAD Reviews. The ending pissed me off tho ..lol... I highly recommend
I was thinking the white teselas represented the wgite horse 🐎 of the apocalypse. Death. But it doesn't mesh as well with the better theory ive seen that the sign represent and spiritual death and rebirth of society and going back to depending on each other in smaller groups like the hunter gatherers .
Propagandist simple minded film making. This movie has so many problems. The writing was derivative, the characters are contrived. It’s like some city dwelling lib milennials wrote how they thought people would act. Which isn’t how anybody would act. The message hits you over the head like a club and all subtlety and nuance is thrown out the window as characters tell you what the message is, rather than the plot showing you. 2/10. Absolute waste of your time. And from the comments I can see anybody will eat up anything that the machine will spoon feed you. If you want a well made disaster film, without all the political nonsense, go watch Melancholia.
Deer = represent good omen check 16:15 movie they talk about it 😮 only rosie follow the deer the why she was the only one that is safe its like following jesus and you will be safe also in movie harry potter the deer appear and help him from dementors😮
I thought this movie really sucked. Decent cinematography felt like it was just a distraction from the horrible writing. Don't feel like explaining any further but just need to put this out there... this movie was really, really not good.
Predictive programming aside, overall decent movie. Disappointed in the almost zombie looking alpha deer..bruh, all that flexing n two screaming girls scared you???
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Ok, the fact that the Obamas produced this is the most disturbing part, did the deep state show him the plans for destroying this country in this manner? Does he think it will happen, or is unfolding? We all know surely left and right that the cia/deep state has an agenda of its own, and is unaccountable to anyone, and has been. Manipulating the media, mind and agenda of the empire for 40 years. Maybe I've said too much...
This is a documentary for the near future.
@@jbhk7977Exactly. It's called predictive programming. Just like the White Noise movie with train the chemical explosion in Ohio. Not to mention this movie is produced by the Obamas.
Bottom of barrel.
At the end, Kevin Bacon told them to go to Thorne's bunker where Rose already was. In the car, G.H. confirmed to Clay they needed to go to that bunker. Amanda also saw the Thorne's residence and was going to find her daughter there before witnessing the explosion in the city. Rose heard her mother calling for her and was heading towards her mother before being distracted towards the bunker. So the movie gave us all the clues that they will all meet Rose in the bunker.
That sounds about right to me.
What about that poor Spanish-speaking woman? She thought that the drone dropping red cards was an aeroplane spraying red gas.
Rose was the first to notice various things - the oil tanker, the deer, the Thorne mansion - so it's no surprise that she was the first to find the bunker. I'm sure the others will follow.
The most unbelievable part is the open bunker. Any good bunker builder would hide the entrance.
The most unbelievable part is an investment banker who needs to rent his house to someone.
The most believable part is what happens after an EMP knocks all Wi-Fi, navigation and eventually electricity out. In reality the city folks will lose their minds.
@@juliajulia2714it’s his rental house; he lives in NYC. Probably just AirBNBs or similar regularly.
@@markyaus2011 investment bankers do not list their vacation houses on Airbnb. I manage people's properties, investment bankers keep their vacation houses for themselves only. Airbnb you need to take pics, hire cleaning team and tenants damage things inside property often, so you need to message back and fort a lot. Rich people can afford nice properties without strangers in their empty vacation house.
lol my thoughts too. And where is the family who invested in it
The two men were certainly more ready to level with each other and cooperate than the two women.
i was thinking the same thing while watching...
Especially the teenager girl who just hates the "invaders"
I thought she was just extremely annoying from her first scene
for me.. i liked the movie one thing i felt was really a real thing was george’s behavior to protect his daughter and his way of thinking. why did he let the family come back in the home and then they went back to the basement 😒 and then george left his daughter at the home by herself to go help another man’s family, any thing could have happened. i really appreciated when the neighbor Danny told basically said to him that he needs to be thinking of his self in this moment because would they really do the same for george if the roles was reversed?
Someone else made a comment that kinda explains it to me. He was already worried that this was the 3-step plan his client described to him - he just didn't say anything until he knew that's what it was. Given that he knew what the 3rd step was - that civil war and isolation was what was gonna kill them - he may have felt it was important to work with others now instead of it just being him and his daughter trying to survive on their own.
That's why he looked out for them in a way that never would've happened under normal circumstances. Because he pulled a gun on Danny to save Clay's son's life, their family is indebted to him. But also, now GH is indebted to Clay for preventing him from getting shot, and they're both indebted to Danny for the info about the bunker.
They managed to quickly build a little community because GH knew what was coming and acted on that info. I think he was more methodical than we're giving him credit for.
It was gripping.
It scared the shit out of me.
And it feels like a warning.
Well done✔️
I said the exact same thing 😅
I said it was predictive programming.
I totally agree… this is a warning…
The only part I didn’t really like was the ending. I get it, that rose being kept in the dark meant that she wasn’t really in a rush to get anyone to the bunker and that she wanted to finish friends because it was the last bit of comfort she could get, but for it to just end there with no closure for the fates of the rest of the characters they built up didn’t make it satisfying at all.
Or maybe that was the point. Maybe it wanted us to care about all of these people enough for it to sit like this. Maybe the movie did this intentionally and I’ll give it that, but I still don’t really like it.
Of course it did. No one's life comes in a gift box with a ribbon around it.
Remember her brother's words? He Instructed her to "find something else to care about." She also said she was tired of waiting. She also said that no one listens to her. Everyone else is running around paralyzed in fear, and she took action. She found a mission (her own survival and taking care of herself) and was "the last one".
The ending S*cked.
@@ipenguin3918 only to people that have to be ushered through every plot development in every movie they watch. They should insert Michael Bay endings for such peeps. Or at least hand them s participation trophy.
I think it signifies our reality of the younger generations not giving a “shite” and being obsessed with sex, electronics, and vanity. All because we adults (Boomers and Gen-X’ers) horded our wealth and lived such a carefree lifestyle while teaching them nothing about the world or responsibility.
I have heard we are 9 meals away from anarchy. Which means if we miss 9 meals in a role we are capable of anything! Yes all of us!!!
I‘ve also heard seven days without electricity in our society would erupt chaos.
@@mermaid9422With all the net withdrawal that would be going on, we’d be lucky to make it to three.
I am still reeling over this movie! So many people are upset with the ending but I figured the finale would end with unresolved drama. I think we have been brainwashed by Hollywood -or religion- to think there’s eventually a happy ending to every situation. We don’t want to accept reality that there won’t be a “happy ending” simply by us sitting around anticipating it to happen. We created this doom through our actions perpetually reinforcing ideas and beliefs.
Wasn't as great or funny as Don't Look Up, but it was well shot and I thought it was interesting.
Oh no, people didn't get their 'resolution' and bullshit happy ending. It's almost like we're delusional, spoiled brats who act like a virus destroying everything on this planet and even each other.
Agreed
We don’t know it’s not a happy ending
It kinda was happy, if you consider that the kid just wanted to leave the world behind and watch a finale to a show she loved, thirteen year old me would have had the same priorities during a similar crisis
Nah, they just ran out of Budget Funds!
"The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" is episode 22 in the first season of the American television anthology series The Twilight Zone. The episode was written by Rod Serling, the creator-narrator of the series. It originally aired on March 4, 1960, on CBS. In 2009, TIME named it one of the ten best Twilight Zone episodes. Source Wikipedia
I really enjoyed this movie. And I was very relived to see that the lovely Julia Roberts doesn't have unnaturally fluffy face or duck lips or other strange face modifications. Whenever I see actors with obviously unnatural face work, it just takes me out of the show or movie unless it works with the story line.
At the scene where she's loading up her groceries to the car. She looks like a meth head really.
This is really close to the truth and exactly how it would happen
That's how I feel. To me it feels like it's already happening just much slower.
I disagree. Like I don’t have a lot of faith in America, but I do have faith in the idea that they want to protect their own interests and that trillion dollar military budget has a plan for this.
Not to say it couldn’t happen at all, but I’m more inclined to believe that a climate related disaster would get us before that.
It’s already happening slowly when you think about it, look how divided we are in America. All it needs is someone to lite the match….
The stylish use of color is really neat too. Alot of blue, then spinkles of red, then alot of red. It was very visually striking and a fun thriller ride.
Not one person in this movie acted like a real human being. I thought it was awful but I know everyone has different tastes.
That bunker was giving Dharma Initiative 😂😂😂❤
Yeah there was quiet a few scenes that reminded me of Lost
I absolutely loved it! One of the best I've seen in the last few years.
Loved it!
The movie was thought provoking and a horror movie without the blood and guts. Very scary how this world is so dependent on cyber. There's a potential apocalypse luming and it's not zombies.
The tension never lets up. The ending is the only way it logically could end: there is no resolution. There can't be.
I enjoyed it very thought provoking. I also thought of the twilight zone in a few of the scenes.
The way the music would play along with the angles and the way it forced you to focus on things you didn't know were apart of the scene or not made it very intriguing
i hope they will release a second part... i really enjoyed this movie!!!
I hope they do
They aren’t… if they do it’ll be a Hollywood money grab. There was no second book and the book left the story less explained than even the movie did. The point of the movie wasn’t to get closure or a happy ending.
The people were so myopic. George sees a watch in the sand dune, not the wreckage of aircraft all around. The daughter says “that boat is coming towards us”, everyone is like no, must be a dock around here when a look around the beach would show no dock. Constantly not seeing the bigger picture at all. Which makes the prepper’s statement “haven’t you been paying attention to what is going on?” all the more poignant. The answer is- either they haven’t or they just don’t want to see it until it is jammed in their face. Kind of like what is going on RIGHT NOW. I have seen the commentary that Amanda must be racist because she was suspicious of George initially- when he was caught out lying all the time. Even when he went to the neighbour- he lied about why he was there initially. Who wouldn’t be defensive about strange people demanding entry to the home you were renting. In the middle of the night. Obviously lying about why they were there. With little Miss Completely Obnoxious. Forget the basement. You’d want to make her sleep in the car for being so rude hahaha. I have liked this movie more post watching than I did at the time as it has been quite thought provoking.
You cant take the movie seriously. At the beginning it's reasonable to be weary, by the morning (after cyber attack mesages, emergency broadcasts, etc). They really should start getting their shit together. Instead, they waste valuable time, get lost, etc, etc.
For some reason, they don't warn the son (who is 16 so he should have at least some neurons to understand the situation) that there is a national emergency, and they should stay together
They started stockpiling water at the night of the second day, several hours after WITNESING FREAKING PLANES FALLING OUT THE SKY, AND DRONES SPREADING TERRORISM PAMPHLETS.
Even then, they smoke weed and play music instead of making inventory and hiding in the basement.
Then, the owner daughter complains about sleeping in the basement but it didnt seem like anybody forced anybody, the renters where sleeping all together (so at least one room in the upper floor is available), and in this situation I wouldnt be against sleeping all together in the same room.
George pulls out a gun against danny who is holding and aiming a shotgun towards them.
Danny is almost willing to kill his neighbour/friend over medicine when there are worse threats lurking (you dont know if a ground invasion is happening, you need all hands on deck, militia time). He is protecting his stock so it is understandable, but even then it's kinda exagerated.
Saw it last night. My initial impressions were that it was a very well made film, with excellent camera work, great performances from top notch actors, and a suspenseful, gripping story that kept my interest throughout 2.5 hour movie. Yet, something was missing and it had greater potential than the pay off.
My initial criticisms were that the characters were either dull, assholes, or both, and were behaving unrealistically dumb when it was very clear fairly early on that the country was under attack. They should be focused on gathering non perishable foods, clean water, shelter, keeping everyone together. And I get it that their behavior IS THE POINT. They're isolated by social media, etc, they're unprepared for something like this, but I found they're behavior over the top dumb.
Another critique is that the film was too on the nose at times with it's messages, instead of using subtlety.
But ultimately, I saw the movie last night and now the next day I can't stop thinking about it, which in any case is a success for a film.
I initially gave it a 6.9 out of 10, but I have a feeling that this film might grow on me, because as I said I still can't stop thinking about it.
Yeah feel the same pretty much. What's super thought provoking about the film is we know something like this could happen. It happened on 9/11 in a different capacity and it could happen today on more of a technological level. So the movie very much capitalized on the fact that this is not so much a "si-fi" concept but in fact a very real scenario that makes the movie so haunting. Do I believe something like this will happen? Not to the magnitude of the film but definitely on a smaller level which of course could still prove to be extremely destructive. The bottom line of the movie is we are super vulnerable and pretty much helpless. The line from Ethan Hawk's character when he was standing in front of the gun at the end summed up the movie for me. He said something like "I'm a useless man, I don't have navigation, and my phone doesn't work".
Overall I did like this film quite a bit, I give it a solid B+ to A-. One thing I did like was it did not dissolve into a “racial” contest, at first I thought it was going to have a WOKE explosion of the white family being total racists and the black family being smart and heroic. But NO it became much more nuanced even though there were some overtones of it but it went in a more realistic direction in my opinion. The film kind of keeps you guessing almost to the very end about what is going on and even then there’s some ambiguity. Julia Roberts character was played brilliantly I thought I mean I’ve seen people like that executives that are used to being catered to, and are used to yelling at their subordinates. She immediately starts to DEMAND answers where none are possible.Her character is not likable for the most part, but then they have her intelligence come through and take over . She is somewhat heroic in the end like wise the Ali-Scott character. Although he seems to be way more informed of the possibilities causing the events. So yeah I thought it was well done, and borderline plausible. I kept thinking what is this an ALIEN ATTACK when the kept having shots in Space! Then it went a different direction. It’s almost setup for a sequel .
I thought solar winds, up until the drone scene
glad they didn't go woke, but damn the ending of the movie sucked, I felt good at the start at the end felt like wasted time
The only person who deserves to survive there is 13 years old girl -a deep character. So she found the banker and survived.
They were all converging on the bunker.
But who was the person snooping in the cabin in the woods?
Leave this movie behind...please
it was enticing but so disappointing.
I don't know. I saw the film but it kind of not completely got me into the plot. I found it somewhat weak. I do not feel that the movie addressed issues of mistrust, for instance. I think that Julia Roberts' character was just a bitch, as the daughter of the owner of the house also was. Kevin Bacon character was just a crazy guy. Yes, the parts of the ship, the planes, and the Teslas were impressive, but that was it. As I said at the beginning, it was somewhat compelling and interesting, but weak. Performances were OK. And, really?, do you think he writing was brilliant? I think that, like everything else in the movie, it was OK, but weak.
If you’re watching a movie for entertainment, I agree that it could have been better.
However, this is a topic that many people need to start thinking of a bit. “If something happens, do we have everything that we need to get by? Are you paying attention to what’s happening to the world?”
Kevin Bacon’s character wasn’t crazy at all actually. He was paying attention the entire time to what was happening in the world while the main family enjoyed being distracted (listening to music, playing video games, watching TV, etc). It would be frustrating that you take precautions just to start having a bunch of people use you as a cop out. However I feel like his flaw was to initially not give them SOMETHING they could use to ease their minds.
It is somewhat realistic, but fail to demonstrate just how much WORSE a real situation would be.
Still better than watching another Marvel hot garbage movie.
This movie was low budget hot garbage. The writing was simply terrible.
The comments section on YT is straight out of this film! We are f#%ked🤦♂️
Amanda mentions more than once that her children are in the house. When you are a mom and strangers show up out of nowhere unannounced at night, it doesn’t matter what color they are, moms go into protect their children mode.
She was also a nasty shrew but they all became better versions of themselves at the end.
I thought what amanda did at the beginning was pretty reasonable. I wouldn't allow strangers in, nor would I leave my children alone in that situation.
However, the next day when planes started falling, emergency boradcast and all that is when I throw all suspicions out the window and go into tribal survival mode.
"We are in this together, no more secrets or lies, we are a team, stick together, what do we know, what do we do?"
This could've been a much more interesting film but they had to waste half of it on *the message*
and the upsetting thing is what the hell was the message anyway?
Great watch. Very eye opening. Here’s hoping that this isn’t a prediction. Because honestly we are not to far away from this as we speak.
They could have at least met up and got in the bunket together. Leaving it open makes it possible that Rose was the only one who made it. The son dies from whatever he had. The men get shot by vigilantes, the women get killed by animals in the woods. Rose dies alone in the bunker. Im a pessimist so thats how i imagine it ended
Oof. I am optimist. Maybe the boy dont make it because they have no appropriate cure, but the Amanda and Ruth are surely going to the house next and witht he bike in front of thw house, they will find the bunker quickly.
The area seems super rural, so low chances of meeting looters anywhere there. The dads are safe.
Now that it's been a couple days since I saw this movie, I really liked it. The director deftly handled both the social aspects of the two families and the creeping nature of what was happening in the world. The information drops which all happened while the people in the movie were conveniently absent served as a way of giving the audience just enough information about the chaos outside of the part of Long Island they were staying at. George's monolog and the films final spoken words really hit home about the societal dysfunction that exists nowadays......and how an actor whether inside the US or outside could exploit that dysfunction to bring down the country. The movie does limit the cyber attack to the US which is understandable and also makes for even more tension but the book has this happening to the rest of the world too. If this kind of thing happened to the US only it would be catostrophic for the rest of the modern world too....namely the west.
The younger me would have been impatient with the ending but the older me loves that the end really does leave it up to the viewer to interpret the who/why/what now train of thought. Great Movie!
Reminded me of a show that aired on CBS about 17 years ago named Jericho.
As a U.S. military Veteran I’m thankful for my military training.
six separations of Kevin Bacon.
IT's real man. My Brother in law met him. lol
Didnt recognise him.
@@nomadicolours
Despite the pedigrees of the other actors, Bacon's brief performance was the best.
Not sure why people are bent about the ending. It seems completely obvious they will all meet up again.
I love the irony that the girl wanted to know the ending just like the viewer is left hanging.
Is it a coincidence that there are 6 friends and 6 main characters? 3 boys and 3 girls? This movie is better than people think.
Hollywood is becoming far too predictable!
Dreadful movie
The movie is horrible. Makes no sense. So, technology fails, and the world falls apart in a couple of days? Might I remind whoever wrote this that there are some of us still alive when there were no cell phones, No GPS (I went to flight school in the 80s and the best we had were VOR stations). No G1000 displays, all steam gauges. Low end planes still do not have auto pilots. Cars had no fancy electronics; distributor cap no on-board computers. My Suzuki Samurai didn't come with a radio. I had to install one after market. I remember using something called a map and compass for land navigation in the military and my wife always had the map and was the navigator on our vacation trips. TV was analog with rabbit ears, no cable and we had NBC, CBS, ABC, WOR, WPIX and PBS (NYC). AM/FM analog radio of the air. No VHS, DVD. Everything was hard wired, no digital switching and nothing was connected to one another. TVs were Black and white and worked on tubes. Then U turned them on they took a little while to heat up and come on. In college I used a manual typewriter to do my papers. No word processors. Research was done by going to the library and checking out a thing called a book. My point is we lived in the 60s and 70s without the technology we have today and still went about our daily lives. It is so stupid to think that in a few decades we have become so dependent on technology that if it failed the world would instantly fall apart.
FYI, even on newer fancy airplanes with all the G1000 modern glass cockpits, U still have old traditional steam gauges as backup in a emergency. If my autopilot started to misbehave, I would simply pull the mechanical circuit breaker and shutdown the autopilot or any other computer system that acted up. If U want to see a perfect movie on what happens on an aircraft when the world goes to crap, I highly recommend Apollo 13 with Tom Hanks. A 100% better movie and a true story. Kevin Bacon is in that one also. Don't waste ur time with Leave the World Behind. A waste of some very talented actors. I am a fan of all of them. The only reason I tuned in.
Well, its more a coordinated attack, but I understand what you mean. The oiler crashing because of a "navigation error", a bajilion teslas coming out of nowhere to clog an arterial road (not even a highway). Planes falling out the sky is all exagerated. In reality most lf this system have ways to prevent this, but in this movie everything is stupider than reality
Heck, they dont even stock up water until AFTER THE SECOND DAY, where they saw:
Rumours of blackouts
Emergency broadcasts x2
Lost communication
Desperate people on the road
DRONES SPREADING TERRORISM FLYERS
PLANES FALLING OFF THE FUCKING SKY
(family tries to leave, still not stockpilling resources)
Find out all exits are blocked by autonomous cars
(Return, wait until night, fill just 1 bathtub and dont even make an inventory of food).
Peak stupidity is geroge aiming shotgun wielding danny with a pistol.
Honestly? This movie was absolute trash.
I was sitting on the edge of my seat the whole movie…. Most things on TV bore me now- but NOT THIS MOVIE!
Actually thought Julia Roberts’ acting was terrible
She can’t dance that’s for sure
I do not like being around people for the same reason Amanda did in this movie.
I know there are decent people in the world
But I’m sick of wading through the rest of them to find the decent ones.
My area is particularly bad for selfishness and an inability of taking responsibility for anything.
Maybe it’s you. You run into one jerk, that’s bad luck. You run into a jerk every day…
@@reichjef no the people are shit here.
@@reichjef I am capable of taking responsibility for my actions.
I’m not taking responsibility for others actions.
I think it's quite interesting that everything blue in this movie is portrayed as safe or good, even the blue lighting indicates a happy ending. And I also find it ironic that the Lahaina fires in Hawaii wiped out everything except the color blue, anything with the color blue including umbrellas, buildings, blue roofs and vehicles did not burn. Which some people speculate means that a laser burned Lahaina and that this It must have been a Chinese laser , because in test runs it does not affect anything colored blue. I don't know why but I find that very suspicious And I definitely associated that to this movie. Which made it even more creepy for me. I liked this movie and I felt like it really associates to the time because younger children really are oblivious to everything around them except what they see on social media and that includes television. The fact that the friends series was a part of this movie is also a little Easter egg considering Julia Roberts dated Matthew Perry and Matthew Perry died on Julia Roberts birthday. No conspiracy theory there just a coincidence. Also I like that this movie indicates very subtly that it could have been AI that took over even with the reports in the bunker that said small armed forces are attacking government buildings that could be the chaos , when people turn on each other. I thought it was a good movie My partner did not like the ending but I didn't hate it. I think it's a real eye-opener that tells us society is doomed because the younger generation would not have a clue and even Ethan hawke's character says I know nothing I am useless. The world really needs to wake up and see what is truly in front of us not depend on a small device in our hands , I mean he got lost without GPS lol. Get your face out of your phone and pay attention to your surroundings and landmarks for that matter lol.
The most terrifying force of death comes from the hands of Men who wanted to be left Alone. They try, so very hard, to mind their own business and provide for themselves and those they love. They resist every impulse to fight back, knowing the forced and permanent change of life that will come from it. They know that the moment they fight back, their lives as they have lived them, are over. The moment the Men who wanted to be left alone are forced to fight back, it is a form of suicide. They are literally killing off who they used to be. Which is why, when forced to take up violence, these Men who wanted to be left alone, fight with unholy vengeance against those who murdered their former lives. They fight with raw hate, and a drive that cannot be fathomed by those who are merely play-acting at politics and terror. TRUE TERROR will arrive at these people’s door, and they will cry, scream, and beg for mercy… but it will fall upon the deaf ears of the Men who just wanted to be left alone.”
- Author Unknown
When I was an undergraduate in the late 60s, many of my friends talked of the brilliance of Bob Dylan's songs. He was such a talented and socially enlightened wordsmith (never mind his awful voice). And so, I listened and listened, but I never got it. Same for this movie. I read comments by many who think the movie was great, with brilliant acting and an engaging nuanced plot. But, like with Dylan, I somehow missed it. The plot is full of holes and the acting seemed very substandard considering the caliber of actors. I think the most convincing performance was delivered by Kevin Bacon in his brief appearance. For me, not a great movie.
I saw it 2 weeks ago....and we loved the whole unknown...and nothing over the top .....creepy vibes ❤
My wife and I enjoyed this film. I found the dystopian Tesla scene quite disconcerting because the film is set in the present. However the character tension is what kept me engaged in the story.
In a world where silence echoes louder than words, the unsaid truths linger like shadows, shaping destinies and.... 🤔
🗣️ Open ending! How do you like it! 😡 😠
Bad, bad, bad
My issue with this movie is that the red herrings aren't used properly. Yes, there's an underlying message but an underlying message doesn't make a movie good. This was red herring the movie
Does anyone know what the hysterical Mexican lady was saying?
Something about red things (the pamphlets) falling from an airplane.
Essentially:
Her car broke down
Is trying to return home
Hasn't seen anybody
Saw drones dropping weird red chemicals (the pamphlets)
Asked for a phone to call someone cause hers ran out of battery
Then begged to not be left alone
I watched the movie in spanish so I didnt understand why he didnt help her, then I realised she spoke spanish and him english (in my version they both spoke spanish)
By the way, I dont think the father is completely in the wrong.
He cant communicate with the woman, they barely understand each other with gestures and context. If he took her in, she wouldnt realise where they are headed, and likely panic
Perhaps you should learn the language of the country were you live (she mentioned walking to her home so it must be nearby new jersey).
Since I dont live there, are there people unable to speak english at all in new jersey? And would they be alone?
While I don't doubt the subtle racism implied by Roberts' character; I do find it a bit of a stretch, she wouldn't (considering her high-powered job in NY advertising) believe that a Black family could afford this house. Presumably, she's come into contact with more than one PoC, wealthier than she and her husband.
Just popped on my feed - quality review thanks a lot
I Have no idea how to rate this movie. I will tell you that Julia and her daughter in the movie, were so worth it for me. I have no idea, the movie blew my mind. I will have to watch a few times. The daughter in this movie is so captivating. I know we will see her again. She just has that pop value.
I just was not in the mood. Too serious and real. Great technically, irritating realistic characters. I dont need to see it in my movies, the world is already ugly.
That is the whole point of this movie though. Its not something you sit back and relax too. Its a reflection piece as to how people like you and me would turn out in an event like this.
This had a Summer wars 2009 and Goodbye world 2013 vibe
I just noticed the crack in their NYC bedroom wall, right through the center of their bed!!! 🤔
What I am most curious about is who dropped those fliers with the different languages?
thats the point
@@Stivichannelnow the ppl who wanted to create chaos ... the russians, the koreans, the chinesss, the movies give hints but basically has a opend end for ur own imagination - till a second part come out...
The TV in the bunker mentioned rogue forces. Also, there was a lot of blue and red in the movie.
@@teabagNBGa US rebellion is also a posibility
The Moon moved closer and messed up gravity✌🏻😉
The movie is basically a remake of Obama's favorite Twilight zone episode called the Monsters. It's about a rural community that turns against each other during a power outage. Obama added all of the kabal symbolism to push the idea that the democratic party is trying to tip off the American people to prepare themselves for a coming apocalypse.
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Stay Humble / It's Never Luck !!!!!!! Amen
Good movie, great cinematography, cast , lots of hits. BUT always have to race involved, gets old, not surprised when have the Obamas as executive Producers
Sorry, but I thought this film was garbage. Over 2.5 hours of my life wasted - and for what? Worst performance of Julia Roberts' career. Some nausea inducing camera work. Casually unchallenged racism. Poor CGI. I haven't read the book, but I have no intention of doing so after watching this. Naughty China, North Korea and Russia? Self-drive cars crashing? Internet down? This is all so arch, trite and obvious. And to top it all, a girl fixated upon seeing the final Friends episode when the world is coming to its end? Come on, Hollywood, you have got to do better than this. Awful.
deadpool -
this movie is just lazy writing it goes NOWHERE
acting is good the visuals are great but it goes nowhere
worth watching yeah
what director/producer watched this and decided it was good? That's the scariest part.
0:53 Anybody decipher that last notification from The Washington Post that has a bunch of random characters? Could actually just be random, but I am seeing the word cyber for the first 4 characters.
Basically it's a soap opera about relationships withing a genre of a disaster flick. I thought the film was a bit silly, they through in every prepper's wet dream. But what's more eerie is that the Obama's were producers on this thing. Now, what does that say?
That the Obamas have a message and good taste? 🤷🏼♀️
If people can get over that Trump was a reality show star, then they should be able to get over the Obamas working with Netflix.
Best review I’ve seen so far. I liked LTWB. I thought it had a “Signs”(2002) level of creepiness.
Your review....was excellent. You're a smart man. Well done.
Not sure what the thing was that bit the boy and made him lose his teeth, and what it had to do with anything?🤷♂️
The ending was disappointing! I thought come on that cant be the end🤨
It wasn't the end. It was the beginning of a whole new world.
@@ebooboo6784 stfu you know exactly what he meant.
Ruth was not rude.
Cheers to flix for making a film where, for the first time ever i can stand Ethan Hawk
The two men in this movie were weak and somewhat useless
Unsettling in every way! Good stuff.
Loved Lil Yachty’s Paradigm song during the credits at end
Brilliant review! Well done.
Great Movie .... Sad Google let all those fake Google Accounts leave copy and pasted BAD Reviews. The ending pissed me off tho ..lol... I highly recommend
Can someone tell me about the animals? Especially the deer
Great review mate ❤
It reminded me of the birdbox and the purge combined
i think its the AI
Thank god I live in Texas I’m armed to my teeth
I said Monsters on Maple St and Shelter as soon as I saw it.
I was thinking the white teselas represented the wgite horse 🐎 of the apocalypse. Death. But it doesn't mesh as well with the better theory ive seen that the sign represent and spiritual death and rebirth of society and going back to depending on each other in smaller groups like the hunter gatherers .
The people who took the jab about to have there teeth fall out via the noise
Wow i just read "teeth fall out via the NOSE" LOL
AAAAAaaaaaaa
She never mentions race. We insinuate because of our hang ups and assumptions.
Actually, she does...don't trust anyone, especially white people. No judgement; I really don't care or interpret this, but she did say this.
I love the ambiguity. Everybody knows something but lit it all together abd you still have no clue. Creepy and bizarre. ❤
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I thought it was Benedict cumberbatch
Propagandist simple minded film making. This movie has so many problems. The writing was derivative, the characters are contrived. It’s like some city dwelling lib milennials wrote how they thought people would act. Which isn’t how anybody would act. The message hits you over the head like a club and all subtlety and nuance is thrown out the window as characters tell you what the message is, rather than the plot showing you. 2/10. Absolute waste of your time.
And from the comments I can see anybody will eat up anything that the machine will spoon feed you. If you want a well made disaster film, without all the political nonsense, go watch Melancholia.
Well it wouldn’t be a dishonest review!🤣
For Baby Boomers, the Ending will ;leave you with One Thought, I Could have Had a V-8!
Deer = represent good omen check 16:15 movie they talk about it 😮 only rosie follow the deer the why she was the only one that is safe its like following jesus and you will be safe also in movie harry potter the deer appear and help him from dementors😮
As soon as I heard that the Obamas had something to do with this - I wrote this. Hope you love the movie and it may be the best ever, but I'm out!
If i was dumber, that would be a very good movie! Hélas!
I thought this movie really sucked. Decent cinematography felt like it was just a distraction from the horrible writing. Don't feel like explaining any further but just need to put this out there... this movie was really, really not good.
Julie Roberts can’t dance or was she pretending she couldn’t dance? I think she can’t dance 😂
Predictive programming aside, overall decent movie. Disappointed in the almost zombie looking alpha deer..bruh, all that flexing n two screaming girls scared you???