Survive

So this is the first show I watched on the Quibi app and it's pretty good. Starts off at a slow pace but then the show takes a whole new turn. Have some patience after the first episode because the show so far changes genre from what it seemed to be a mental issue related genre to a survival related genre.

This show was great a solid 8.5 to me. Sophie and Corey killed it and the ending was heartbreaking. Definitely recommend, the better half of quibi

And they make you pay for it too! Quibi has some money behind it and it will probably last, but Survive has to set the tone for this new "network," and they haven't done so yet. Users have voted this a 6, and I must concur. Apparently, this series (or rather a movie with an interruption every 8 minutes) is supposed to be about plane crash survivors, but early on it's about a suicidal drug thief who ditches her young sister. She isn't very likable. I guess we're supposed to feel for her and she'll turn into a hero? Eh. Maybe this would be better if we could watch it on a television, but Quibi's braintrusts decided to offer this on phones only. Also there are 2 entire episodes in the middle of this series that consist of the drug thief and the bossy stalker sitting in a cave talking. Talk about slowing down the action! (It's also a cliche because every Lost-in-the-woods story has the scene where they "just happen" to discover a nice warm hunting lodge or a convenient cave.)

Great movie! The acting were breathtaking! Sad ending! But overall great movie. Starts slow but give it a chance

A nice, but ultimately pointless show. It's basicly a remake of "The mountain between us" for people with the attention span of a gold fish. And that's just sad. The story is good (it made for a hell of a movie), the acting is solid (hence the two star rating), it's the notion of breaking down a story into 8-10 minute bits and then offering it exlusively on small screen that ruins it for me. I know everyone has bills to pay but this show ought to have been turned down by both actors, 'cause it sure as hell won't further their respective careers.