dantonstl So some things that stuck out here. The humans survived a holocaust. we see a woman and her dog living in a church.she has on a hazmat suit, but why did it come off? were there only certain areas where there was airr quality to allow that? so, she goes out hunting with an air rifle and finds a lame camper in the middle of the road....and a crazy diabetic in a space suit. They bond almost instantaneously. Chemiki Okafor becomes excited and bossy at the same time, remember when shes on the tractor, and hes like get off the tractor come hang out with me, and she was like, no thats okay im gonna do what i want to... then he got drunk at a local supermarket and could identify which snacks and sodas she liked and didnt like by what was surplus in the store? very creative. At that point, he became a lil abusive....but they ended up getting sexual anyways. So, then they find chris pine....oh boy....and some weird love triangle happens.It was cool...cuz chimeki okafor was like its cool to like him, we arent married....and the conniving spirit visible in chris pines character was all like, well instead of taking ownership of this chick and making me feel like it might be time to move on...it was BOOM i got your girlfriend.(see that scene where the next morning after they had sex in the bathroom chris pine all drapes his hand on her hair and sits down next to her eating breakfast?) but she gets remorseful and proclaims her love and commitment to the black character...weird. so this dude, chemiki okafor can make electricity if they build a wheel to get water to generate it...margot robbie is all like, how are we gonna pay chris pine to do hard labor and work with chimiki? and of course, chimiki takes on the stance well im the boss and he should work for free if hes gonna be apart of our circle.. whatever....so the ending happens...its a lil spooky because chris pine left once the project was done and the electricity got turned on.DID HE LEAVE? or did he get killed? then we are left with...um black dudes a killer and can be abusive when he drinks...maybe...is she gonna get raped for the rest of her life? or is this gonna be a gratifying experience for the both of them etrnally with a missing person...being chris pine...OH yeah and i forgot chimiki tell margot robbie that he in fact killed her brother, and what does she do....gets the sniffles and says its okay..its okay? so this chick is mentally ill. but so is the diabetic....obviously.

LeonLouisRicci A Post Apocalyptic Mood Piece. A Little Film with Little on its Mind about Exactly What Determined the Fate of the World that Left Planet Earth with a Radioactive Patina. Well, not All of Earth.There seems to be a Garden Patch in a Valley that is "Immune" or somehow "Blessed" with Protection. A Rebuilding "Starting Over" Place, just in case, Humanity is Worth Saving.The Science vs Religion Debate, or "Point of View", is Immediately Front and Center as Margot Robbie Plays a Young Adult that was Raised as a Preacher's Daughter (and it took) that Plays the Church Organ and Defends "God's House" and "God's Way" with a Soft Spoken Spellbinding Character and Performance.Chiwetel Ejiofor is also Soft Spoken but His Words and Deeds are more Earthy and based on Scientific Training and Education. He is Obviously more "Worldly" than the Rural Virgin Girl, but the Two Work Well Together and make for a Productive and Healthy Couple.Enter Chris Pine, also a Young Adult who Exudes Manly Charms that Robbie's Ann Finds Irresistible. That's the Sci-Fi making that Giant Sucking Sound as it is Replaced with Soap.Overall, the Movie is Well Acted from the Trio and it Looks Great. Based on a Popular Teen Book from the Early 1970's by Robert C. O'Brian but "Liberties" have been Taken.It's a Slow Burn, Talky Affair with an Ambiguous Ending and a Calm, Subtle Approach to a Devastating Development that Reduced Earth's Population to Near Extinction.Recommended for those that can Appreciate its Laid-Back Tone and Rather Shallow Sermonizing about Life, Love, Spirit, and Survival.

Ahmed Okasha In my modest opinion it is an underrated movie. Of course it has it's mistake but still had shown us some good things. you will go through the interesting life of three characters who have fallen in love triangle which was pretty exciting and interesting for me and this was introduced by many great ways.To start with the soundtrack which was great and made us blend with the events. Then we cannot deny the great performance by both Margot Robbie who proved to me that she is a great actress and Chiwetel Ejiofor who is one of my favorite actors, Chris Pine wasn't bad but he wasn't as good as them. The Maestro of this piece is Craig Zobel who has shown to us his own personality in his work and he has a respectable view who I totally loved.You live 90 minutes of love struggling which ended in the best way it could by showing us that love is always the same whatever the world is.

thekarmicnomad The world is covered in radioactive ash and the dregs of humanity fight cockroaches over the last tins of spam. But that is happening beyond the isolated, wooded valley we find ourselves. Ann is living here well, but quite miserably until one day a guy in a radioactive suit appears to cheer her up.What follows is the story of them rebuilding their lives and their relationship blossoms. As PA films go these guys have it very easy - do not expect giant scorpions or raiders with necklaces of human ears.One day another guy does turn up. Everyone goes out their way to be amicable - but three is a crowd.I enjoyed this movie, it is slow with very little action and the Post Apocalyptic theme is pushed way into the background.All the characters are essentially good people and try their best. This was very refreshing.What give the film plausibility and appeal is Margot Robbie. She is absolutely gorgeous! She squeezes every ounce out of her performance as naive Southern Belle. To the point that part of me did think the world ending wouldn't be so bad if I was stuck on Walton's mountain with her.Good acting and characters all around, good production. The only snag is the ending - a little abrupt and unfulfilling.