Story played out more of a virus love story more so then a pandemic. I was expecting a story centered around a world pandemic that effected the people, business, world power.

This movie easy to get caught up in. Has you on edge rooting for the heroine as well as the demise of the department of sanitation. A scene or two seem thrown in randomly, without explanation, and don't add value to the film. Some shaky camera work. Great acting and obviously semi-relatable which adds an extra layer of thrill. Overall enjoyed the film!

For something that dramatizes what we’re dealing with, it can seem a bit over the top, but it does a fine job of keeping itself in the middle ground. It’s entertaining and interesting, but at times a little flat on the story.

Excellent actor's performance. Amazing script. Worth seeing it. Each of us is isolated at this moment, which brings this movie a connection between the character and the viewer together. Relatability and concerns about the progress or decline of the virus are eminent in this film. Also, pointing out that in a set of circumstances if a virus became a permanent component in our existence; would've become a total discomfort in our day-to-day lives. The ideological contrasts leading to how we as humans in indecisive and difficult predicaments of life, love, and death in a pandemic world is off-putting but not hopeless. And in the end, the joy of freedom, liberation, and relief; or the unshackling of bonds that the virus has put on each character; is what we all want and even myself.