Honestly I don't understand what all the hype was for.

Rating: 2/10 (28 May 2015)

This is all my own opinion and it will contain spoilers. Since last week my brother (older than me) has been nagging about how much he would like to see the film. The trailer itself as a video ad did not get any attention and got skipped as soon as possible, I knew it was not worth it yet we eventually went to see it as we did not have anything else to do. From playing around with umbilical cords of a dead woman and (a now dead) baby, to the creepy deformed talking pile of flesh that I think was supposed to resemble a child yet had a beard, this f**k-fest had it all. Using 150 million dollars to show what the world would be like without water seems rather excessive. Not only that, how about we add every single dumb idea that comes into mind and call it a film, including killing grannies, shooting bullets at the eyes of grannies, having a human as a "blood bank" connected to the driver of the car, and my personal favorite, driving over a pregnant woman, then slicing the woman open to check if the baby is "all right". Don't get me wrong, the scenery was wonderful, especially the canyons, but all of it is completely destroyed by the modernization of a film that had none of the "brilliant" ideas that were described earlier. The cast have also made a significant change in the good way as they played their role perfectly, but that was not enough to cover up the tornado of horrible, horrible ideas thrown into the film. In general, this film is a typical Hollywood production with a completely ruined sense of entertainment and if no one is going to say it, it will only get worse. By all means, if you want to throw your money into a puddle (hah, get it?) go see the film. If you actually value your time, go and spend some time researching actual problems about droughts and everything, instead of wasting it watching people getting trampled over by cars.