The progression of my face during "dat ending":

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I'm still left in shock...

I can't honestly say more about it than that in fear of spoiling it. It was a pretty nice and interesting take on the zombie movie genre and definitely something a little bit different (especially with that ending). Not sure how I feel about the movie as a whole so I'm gonna wait to fully digest it and let the ending settle in before a final rating. Probably a 7/10.

Another version of people running around attempting to find essential supplies and avoid zombie infection. Zombie plots are zombie plots... nothing fresh here, except that apparently Glenn Close is having difficulty getting memorable acting gigs. A new season of "Damages" would be much more enjoyable than yet another zombie production.

A refreshing take on the zombie genre. A remarkable similarity in theme to the PS4 game The Last of Us, the landscape to the film is one of devastation and disease. I don't want to spoil anything in the film so will leave story details absent. However, be prepared for a heart wrenching tale that will make you question yourself should you be in the scenario of the characters in the film.

This film has all the gifts - acting, directing, story, music - and then some.

Remember _Ex Machina_ from last year? Yeah, this is that movie's Zombie-counterpart of 2016. Some people will watch it, everyone will like it, no one will talk about it. It has great acting, lovable characters, and it's exploring a concept that's been done many times, in a different and special way.

I would have rated it higher but the ending completely killed it for me. I'm angry.

Great book mediocre movie ppphhhffrrrrttt

I can't believe it! I got sucked into a zombie movie! I draw the line at Zombie movies - no Walking Dead for me! And, now, here I am. It began with me excitedly following the listings of the 2017 British Independent Film Nominees. This movie was voted 3rd with 5,281 votes. I looked over the synopsis, saw the cast, and thought, "I've never heard of this but it has a good cast and an interesting hook. Let's give it a try." I was well into the movie before the big reveal and by then it was too late. I was totally captivated! This is a good movie, great talent, great performances (Sennia Nanuet is a new talent to be reckoned with), interesting philosophical dilemma, poignant relationships, excruciating human choices, unexpected twists and resolves. I give this film an 8 (great) out of 10, and apologize to all my friends with whom I may have just lost all credibility.

While there is competence at display here we still get the same tired zombie formula dictating the structure of the movie. Not that you need to reinvent the genre to make an enjoyable flick but I really can't look past it's awful third act which tore it all down for me.

I never even got to the end. Got to about the middle of the movie and was totally bored. I had hoped for a more promising storyline.

I liked being a different zombie movie

I liked this movie a lot. Great acting, great pacing and good ending. At least not the typical US movie where the world is save and the man get his woman. I liked that we see everything with the eye of the child (there's no background or introduction of any character).
And the acting of Sennia Nana was perfect human but not human.