It was terrible, and I don't know where the title came from. I have so many questions - but I don't want to post them here as to not spoil the film for anyone who intends to see it. Seeing how we have all lived through the actual COVID-19 pandemic, I felt the film to be extremely disrespectful of the thousands of REAL people who have been killed, or families impacted by this disease. Criticism aside, I do love how STX is pivoting with their free screenings. I am a huge film buff and this is the first free moving screening I have attended since the pandemic began. I appreciated being able to watch the film - even an awful one - in the comfort of my own home. Thank you STX!

I would probably have a different opinion of this film if it was released a year from now. But, the depiction of efforts towards fighting covid-19 in this movie feels actively irresponsible and exploits the real fears and anxieties that so many people are feeling right now.

This was boring !! We are currently in a pandemic I feel like so much more could have been said and done.

The movie itself was very boring to me and I am getting sick and tired of hearing about Covid and the pandemic. I would rather watch a joyful movie not a movie that has a pandemic or want me to keep thinking about the pandemic. I would have rated this as a ZERO if there was an option.