A few plot holes like how the grandmother got COVID when she never left the apartment, but overall entertaining. Not sure that this is quite the right time to release this film. Possibly after the vaccine for COVID 19 would get better reception from general public without causing mass hysteria.

I think it's exceptionally captivating how the creators and writers of this film took our present day reality and perceived what the near future could reflect, seemingly in efforts to awaken us to the corruption that is all around us, disguising itself as our protection. At the same time I love how this film helps us to understand in depth that there are still real threats to our health that we face among the corruption as well.

I liked the movie overall. I liked the romance aspect and that it didn't end on a depressing note. I wish they had spent another 10 mins with plot development.

This is a dim view of the current pandemic we are in. The story felt like a reasonably possible scenario and something we can all relate to. The story moved along and was a enjoyable popcorn flick.