Plot holes galore

Rating: 1/10 (7 January 2018)

You know it's a bad film when you spend most of your time trying to work out why a character or a story proceeds on some logic defying course.
Some head scratchers for you, but by no means all:
All/most of the kids survive and make it across country to a point a few miles from the Canadian border. If Canada is such a safe option (and why would it be considering you've got ruthless killers after you who already operate with abandon in Mexico) why not just meet in Canada?
If what look like 12 year old kids whose only previous existence has been in captivity make such an arduous trip seemingly alone and unscathed, how can an adult with life experiences with 20 grand in her hand make such a balls up of everything.
The kids were to be exterminated yet now they must be captured alive? Then you go after the kids with lethal weapons yet you tell your mercenaries not to shoot, why not have non lethal weapons etc?
The only noticeable nod to the future I saw were driverless trucks, yet these trucks had no hazard perception or means of avoiding an accident other than the sounding of a horn?
There are many more plot holes and stupidity evidenced in the film. People giving this 10 stars with Oscar gold plating must be either mad or getting paid well for writing it.