"There are three classes of people: those who see. Those who see when they are shown. Those who do not see." - Leonardo da Vinci

Rating: 7/10 (28 January 2019)

Netflix successfully launched content production. Their main feature is the qualitative implementation of new interesting ideas. The picture is always juicy, decent camera work, the actors play well and are perfectly matched, an unusual and often non-linear plot. All these advantages apply to the movie "Bird Box".
The narrative is built around a pregnant woman who is not eager to become a mother. From the conversation of the Jessica and Malorie at the beginning, we can correlate the main character Malorie with a bird in a cage (the studio in which she paints).
Malorie has to be strong and closed, especially in the expression of emotions, she deliberately sets up barriers and she is quite tough. Unfortunately, this dramatic line is not fully disclosed.
By the way, Sandra Bullock miraculously plays her role, but viewer don't empathize her, because the movie don't show us why she became so and what she had to go through, therefore the movie finale doesn't play a big role.
A more important place in the film is the message that people need to clearly see the reality: murder, violence, terror and hopelessness. In such conditions, only mad people can live normally, who became so because of the cruelty of the outside world and people.
What to do the rest? How to raise children in such conditions? Is there any hope? Of course, these questions also give a direct answer: in order to correct the situation, we need to love and protect each other, be able to listen and support, be near during difficult times and even sacrifice yourself if it necessary.
In my opinion, "Bird Box" is deeper and smarter than it seems at first sight.