Suicidenado

Rating: 5/10 (19 January 2019)

I watched the Movies because of the memes!
Yes.
So now the Plot is told within ten minutes, but the Film is stretched into more than two hours. I waited for it to become horrifying and scary so that I won't sleep at night, as the reviews told me. But the only terrifying thing was Sandra Bullock not giving love to her, at least one one of them, children and calling them boy and girl. Of course not bonding to the children, means it is easier to let them go if they die, seems logic .. but in a world full of mystic winds that makes people kill themself, a bit of love and affection may helped them to develop.
Anyway the movies leaves us with lots of questions: most of all where the suicide storm came from and where does it go?
It seems the writer of the story made themself an easy job for creating just the middle part of a story. Shouldn't there be.. a beginning .. and an ending? Other things questioned me too:
Why was this gale of dark thoughts especially strong in the forest? Why should these birds stay next to the blind school on the trees, build up a mystic trail for others and not.. like fly alway? Stupidest thing I've ever heard.
Why do the blind ones have endless food rations and resources?
In the Flashback: Why did they not use sticks or canes and a blindfold to go next door - if they are neighbors for ages they surely know the area by heart! Why take a car to the supermarket first?
I found the brutality very strong and often looked away. I had the feeling a good story doesn't need so much gruesome deaths. The hard ways of killing themself shook me a lot and woke me up between endless scenes where characters made stupid decisions and the repeatatly river montages.