All these low ratings scared me, although now after watching it, the journey through the film itself was amazing. Super fun, eery etc. I'm guessing it's just the ending people didn't like.

If you don't like films with open endings to be interpreted by each person individually, then don't watch this. Otherwise, check it out. I actually enjoyed this.

My favourite explanation is that this entire film is about the rapture. Open-ended is important because no one really knows what happens, although there's evidence that some souls are left on Earth. Also the reason animals are still alive is due to the belief that animals don't have souls, hence why you see horses, poodles etc in the film.

Easily a 7/10 for me. Would be an 8 if they at least explained why this day was chosen and not any other. Definitely worth a watch though!

it's actually called vanishing of my hairline bc i'm stressed out and this movie doesn't make sense omg

p.s. there are symbolisms. it's really an interesting premise, but at the same time it feels stuck.

Any rating above a 6 is exceptionally generous / questionable. You can watch the first ten minutes of the film, turn it off, go do something else, and you'll know as much about the plot as someone who makes the mistake of sitting it out to the end. Christensen, Newton, Leguizamo, and Latimore do their best to find something, _anything_, within the paper thin plot to keep the audience entertained. It's a shame that a promisingly eerie start is totally squandered on a total lack of plot.

Horrible acting ! Except Thandiwe Newton. All the rest is good to the garbage !

With a better cast (excluding Jacob Latimore, who's great) and a better script, this eerie suspense horror might have had a better chance. Instead, after viewing the film it will likely disappear from your mind forever.

Almost as bad as the happening... almost...

Promising premise, ultimately let down by a very poor ending.