Simple, yet full of tension.Satisfying ending.

Rating: 9/10 (4 April 2018)

This film is definitely Emily Blunt's best performance, and the child actors delivered it well as well. The chemistry between John Krasinski and his wife is so strong that you don't even need dialogues to feel it. John Krasinski puts his wife in the worst situations possible, and Blunt delivers an Oscar-worthy performance.
There are plenty of emotional moments as well, even tender and pleasant ones that make you think that this isn't just a family that survived the apocalypse, but also thrived under it. Many thought that the parents are making the stupidest decision to have a child under this hellish situation, and I thought of that as well, then when you realize how well-prepared they were for the delivery is also when you realized this family is not just only smart, but resilient, defiant and determined. They know the risks, they still decided to have a child anyway, and they were meticulous in making it possible.
Once poop hits the fan, the tension doesn't end until the end of the film. And when the last frame before the credits rolled, I found myself smirking along with Blunt as well.