That this movie is called the Flu internationally, might feel like a win for those who never believed or will believe in the Corona Virus. Now what is depicted here is a dramatization as we know. There are a lot of things that are exaggerated ... not to mention all the drama (with kids and what not). Something that felt forced to say the least (but if it works for you, it'll be quite the dramatic moment).
The movie is 7 years old, but more than relevant in 2020 (and beyond). Who would've known that this movie would have a revival? A lot of cliches are being served, but the movie also depicts a couple of things quite accurately. Like what happens if someone sneezes to the people in close proximity.
Feeling compassion for the main character felt a bit of a stretch mostly for me. Not because of his criminal activities, but how he reacted to his relative and the illness at first ... very irresponsible to say the least. If you can overcome this, there is quite the dramatic "Pandemic" to survive through ...
The movie is 7 years old, but more than relevant in 2020 (and beyond). Who would've known that this movie would have a revival? A lot of cliches are being served, but the movie also depicts a couple of things quite accurately. Like what happens if someone sneezes to the people in close proximity.
Feeling compassion for the main character felt a bit of a stretch mostly for me. Not because of his criminal activities, but how he reacted to his relative and the illness at first ... very irresponsible to say the least. If you can overcome this, there is quite the dramatic "Pandemic" to survive through ...