Cubussoli Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

FeistyUpper If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Stoshie I'm not as enthusiastic about this film as other reviewers here are, though the low overall rating shows I'm not alone in my feelings. Part of the problem was that I guessed the "reveal", the twist, early on. It was pretty well telegraphed, if you paid attention to the start of the movie. As short as the movie was, I actually started to get bored with it at about the 1 hour mark, probably because of that.One thing I didn't quite understand, though. At the end of the movie, the daughter sees the sunrise and says, "302 days", since they were counting the number of days they had been in hiding, and the mother replies "Not 'days'". Maybe I'm reading too much into it, looking for some deeper meaning. I guess it's as simple as she meant they preferred the dark over daylight, since they were hiding from the "Breathers". And because of, well, that other thing?

Michael Ledo A virus breaks out which effects the human population. Zoey (Emily Alyn Lind) and her parents are in a bomb shelter hiding from "The Breathers" as the film opens. There are some flashbacks, but it is light. The first 45 minutes introduces the characters and their life as we wonder about the "Breathers." At 45 minutes or so the action begins as the film takes a wicked Twilight Zone twist. Didn't see it coming. Bravo.If anything they could have made given the characters some character, but that appears to have been by design Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.

Glasgow Guy You have to be committed with this film if you want the end reward and it is certainly worth the wait.With a steady build you are slowly enticed into wondering what on earth is out there, but of course you have already decided what cliché lurks in the darkness. Trust me, you will be wrong.The twist is very clever and unique. It's very un-Hollywood, which makes it all the more worth watching.Enjoy. I certainly did.

Michael O'Keefe Chills and suspense from directors and writers, The Duff Brothers (Matt and Ross). Things change suddenly for a North Carolina family; Ray (Alexander Skardgard), Claire (Andrea Riseborough) and daughter Zoe (Emily Alyn Lind), being forced to take their average existence to the refuge of a fallout shelter; and there they will be for 301 days. That devastating day leaves them with memories, but there is also the fear of what may be looming above the surface. They have managed to stay hidden; but that day has finally come that their safe haven has been breached. Oh yes; there is something out there and it wants in! Surviving takes on a stronger meaning.