Great context and great message. The acting and editing at times were just ok, however I could see this be a major viral hit. I would love to see this be the first ever major motion movie release outside of a movie theater.

It's similar to what we have with the covid we have now and the scary side if we don't take this serious.

The movie wasn't bad. It's a curious consideration as to what our current COVID situation might look like, just a few years into the future. Interesting action scenes. Storyline was OK. I'm a fan of AJ Kappa, and this was a different role for me to see him portray. The biggest downer to this film was that the platform to view the screener had lots of buffering. I have Gigabit internet, and I don't typically have problems watching streaming video. But this film was laggy/jumpy, and often the video had to catch-up with the audio track. It was distracting to watch.

I thoroughly enjoyed the diverse cast, and the main female lead being a hispanic young lady! It's about time!! I thought the way all the lives were connected in some way was pretty clever as well. Almost reminded me of the film CRASH. However, I wish there could have been more scenes on the virus itself, and the effects of it on the human body, and I really wish there could have been some insight on this "Q-zone". I kept wondering what was so bad about this place that everyone dreaded going there. What was happening in there? What is life like in there? lol Overall, I thought it was refreshing to see an authentic perspective from a diverse group of people.