Worst movie I've ever seen

Rating: 1/10 (4 January 2019)

In an attempt of creating a hopeless pastiche on Children of Men and Blindness this boring flick destroys all hope in a future for the post apocalyptic genre. It's pretentious, boring, pointless and awkward. It's really an embarrassment to watch. The worst thing this "movie" does is pretending to be serious, because it might have survived as a comedy. Because that's what it ends up being. It has no relevant allegoric message on the problems of society, the script reveals characters that are either horribly one dimensional, pretentious or outright stupid. Sandra Bullock is playing a kitsch artist with sociopathic tendencies, stumbling around in a world where a strange wind forces "normal" and "ordinary" people to kill themselves, because they witness some sort of "truth", while all the "insane" and "crazy" people are able to survive, because they thrive in this situation. It doesn't get more banal. All the symbols are worthless, the dialogues are gruesome and the photography is less than mediocre. You can see that everything is a film set. Badly lit. Boring. In the end it is revealed as a poor man's rip-off of The Road, but with an obvious and ridiculous happy ending. That I see people online wearing blindfolds and stumbling around on social media inspired by this bucket of waste makes me cringe. The future of film is grim if we're going to let blowhard hogwash like this slip through, even if it's in the graveyard of cinema: Netflix. Watch this if you want to fall asleep and wake up angry.