After the Pandemic

Okay, this may be a low budgeted, pretty bad acted film that isn't amazing. But the moment that short haired chick picked up the gun of the you she killed I decided I'd give it at least a 6/10. How many movies have you watched where the character needed a weapon, kills or disarms the bad guy and just leaves the weapon?? Far too many multimillion dollar budgeted films, that's how many! Listen, I am not even really sure how this showed up on my Amazon Prime to begin with but it did and I pressed play for some reason. It really isn't the worst movie but it is far from the best movie. I doubt another review will be posted but she picked up the gun and that was good enough for me.

Watching this movie was absolutely excruciating. My wife and I watched it and I was screaming at the TV set every 3 or 4 minutes. Totally ludicrous and unbelievable, preposterous, absurd, separated from any believable behavior. This girl who is the lead character is very very unlikable. Very dumb, hopeless moron. Does the stupidest stupidest things you can imagine. She doesn't go out the first and second day to get all the food, water and medical supplies and guns to protect herself, she just walks around like a bimbo and keeps running from the government cars. The directing is atrocious it's like an artsy-fartsy garbage movie. Maddening. Truly maddening. Could have been good.

"Five years" after everyone has supposedly died from a virus, the lawns are all still neatly mowed, the corpses have not rotted and still stink .. total amateur hour.

Ok, granted, it's low budget with younger, not so seasoned actors and a simple plot. But nowhere near as bad as some people have posted.

To be honest, it's refreshing. In fact it's kind of endearing and pretty well put together, totally fine to have on in the background while working on the computer.

The story is no less sophisticated than an episode of the walking dead.

The characters were endearing and believable enough for the viewer to overlook any obvious simplifications or shortcomings.

If you enjoy pandemic movies with a slow pace and don't mind low budget you might get a kick out of this movie.

I enjoyed it, having found both girls quite relatable.

How is it possible to make such a bad movie in 2022? With such good video editing software freely available this is pathetic. Did a teenage make this movie with their mobile phone for a school project or something?