#Saraitda

The prologue to this movie really sets the story going without hesitation. It quickly gets you into the story with enough information that you need.

The music was good throughout the whole movie and were played at the right moments.

I would say that the characters were interesting and played by good actors/actresses. They used the tools they had to their advantage, their actions/reactions were realistic and for the most part they think logically, unlike stereotypical zombie movies/shows.

There are some occasions where there are flaws in the story such as the main female characters fear of heights.

Overall it was an entertaining movie with an interesting story that I really enjoyed.

Nothing new or aspiring, plot was just average. Just a one time watch movie out of curiosity. Zombies were kinda cool.

Minor pet-peeve, but if you're going to decide to give your main character a dyed buzzcut and have a long pasage of time, it's going to REALLY show on such a haircut.

This is a good movie to watch and just be entertained. Are there plot holes and cliches? Absolutely! Overall the acting, zombies, cinematography, and action make this movie very watchable in my opinion.

I rather enjoyed #Alive, it didn't feel like the average zombie movie. There seemed to be some parallels between the imagined threat here, and the very real threat, Coronavirus. There's a great scene where our man looks outside fearfully, and then looks at his food rations, something many people have done in 2020.

It's very nicely acted, nicely shot, it feels very fresh and current. The moments of horror were very nicely done, and never became too silly. Some nice twists, it's never predictable.

It has a real sense of doom, and terror about it, the way things gradually collapse, that said the action begins quickly, they don't hang around.

It's good, 7/10.