Quite intense, and I liked it.

Rating: 7/10 (7 April 2018)

The movie was good. Thought it would blow my mind taking into account what reviewers had been saying and it certainly didn't, but I still enjoyed it.
If I had to stand out something, i'd probably highlight Blunt's performance and the visual effects regarding the creatures (though I would've liked them to be a little more mysterious by not showing up so explicitly).
However, there are two things i'm quite disturbed by, and those are: given the environment and the world they're living in, why would they want to take the responsibility of bringing a new boy into the world? Maybe it wasn't intentional, but if that's the case, it isn't explained. Could've been that they don't want to let the human race extinct (I read that somewhere) but a little boy who cries is literally the way in which you can extinct humanity. I don't know, but it seems to me as something key to be explained, and quite illogical to be wanted given the situation.
Another thing I might have dismissed is why their daughter isn't allowed to go to the basement. I just didn't get it.
To sum up, I think the movie fulfils its role as a horror movie and, even though I don't consider it a masterpiece at all, I would never say it's a waste of time.