I normally like low budget movies, where only one room is the location, if it is a quality story with engaging dialogue. This unfortunately isn't one of those. It doesn't even really bother to show an earthquake even though that's what the plot is centered around. No one searching for food or trying to escape, just people sitting around trapped talking about a flash light, batteries, and what they were doing when the building fell.
The director managing to drag those 3 things into dialogue for 1.5 hours. This could have been so much better, but couldn't have failed worse. 7:15 is a fail. I know sometimes people will give a high rating based solely on subject matter ignoring how bad it is, but believe me when I say it's bad. It almost borders pointless considering how poor the dialogue is. When a film that's 1.5 hours has only a 30 second event, the dialogue is the most important part of the story.
The director managing to drag those 3 things into dialogue for 1.5 hours. This could have been so much better, but couldn't have failed worse. 7:15 is a fail. I know sometimes people will give a high rating based solely on subject matter ignoring how bad it is, but believe me when I say it's bad. It almost borders pointless considering how poor the dialogue is. When a film that's 1.5 hours has only a 30 second event, the dialogue is the most important part of the story.