I regret watching this

Rating: 4/10 (27 January 2019)

The movie is kind of Twilight-Zonish, nobody-knows-why-anything-is-possible. Too early the movie starts being clear about its premise, something is changing our environment.
Every Sci-Fi movie is reflecting our fears mixed with out expectations. This one is, well, just practicing it all. There is no real question and there is no real answer. The idea is good but it is neither introduced properly nor resolved, it is just hanging in there from start to finish.
Why did I watch this movie? I do not know. The long scene where Natalie has something to fight off, is bad in every sense: meaning, execution, scenography, costumes... I had to switch from rich visuals to TV mode at one point, not being sure what I am looking at exactly, and it was not magical in any sense, it was real 3D something.
The movie does not give a purpose to itself, so it remains a student experiment, an unfinished book. What is the director saying in the movie? Overall - nothing.
The movie must have much firmer ground than this. The actors cannot just perish as in some sick video game. It all must have some meaning even if it is hidden.
This movie is even repeating couple of times that it all has no purpose, no intention, no desire, no ulterior motive at least not the one we could understand but it keeps destroying it all, the life as we know it. Accidentally malevolent force!? Highly developed virus?
I am really not sure what to make out of this movie. The only feeling I have is that I am sorry that I have been tricked into watching it.