While the movie tries to unveil some stupidity that was going on since 2020, still it can't deliver some strong message other than crash course into "exponential". The wound is still fresh, and making controversial statements would easily get people cancelled in this crazy world we happened to live in now.
But how great it would be if one of them turned out to be a so called "conspiracy theorists", you know, those people who dare to remind everyone about 98% survival rate or those who were spreading "theories" about vaccines becoming mandatory even before they became mandatory?
However, the wound is still fresh. Such a movie would only be possible a year or two from now. Later, when we leave all the masks, lockdowns and vaccine passports behind (hopefully), or maybe when they become "the new normal", just like shoes removal at the airports.
As for the movie itself and its two main characters, the development is antsy and sometimes it's hard to understand their actions. But I guess that's the way of demonstrating us so called lockdown fatigue. The actors do well and emotions are felt real, it's just that the whole premise is rather silly and the way of introducing spectators into this stage is awkward as well. Most of the time you have this strange feeling of when it's time to go from a family or friends dinner since they start to talk to each other about own problems, but still they address you from time to time to ask your opinion so you just sit and listen to all this nonsense.
But how great it would be if one of them turned out to be a so called "conspiracy theorists", you know, those people who dare to remind everyone about 98% survival rate or those who were spreading "theories" about vaccines becoming mandatory even before they became mandatory?
However, the wound is still fresh. Such a movie would only be possible a year or two from now. Later, when we leave all the masks, lockdowns and vaccine passports behind (hopefully), or maybe when they become "the new normal", just like shoes removal at the airports.
As for the movie itself and its two main characters, the development is antsy and sometimes it's hard to understand their actions. But I guess that's the way of demonstrating us so called lockdown fatigue. The actors do well and emotions are felt real, it's just that the whole premise is rather silly and the way of introducing spectators into this stage is awkward as well. Most of the time you have this strange feeling of when it's time to go from a family or friends dinner since they start to talk to each other about own problems, but still they address you from time to time to ask your opinion so you just sit and listen to all this nonsense.