Blowing Up Right Now

This movie was a realistic take on every relationship that has gotten too comfortable. It takes 1 mistake, or 1 natural disaster, or 1 death or any big lifetime struggle to force 2 people to see what they have or what they want. To see that they might already be with the person they not only want to live with but also would die for and with.

This movie was unique from the start and as it reached its conclusion I was about to write it off as just another movie. Then the last 5 minutes happened and my score went from a 5.1 to a 6.1.

Good date night movie.

6.1

This movie reflects modern relationship with a twist of apocalyptic scenario. It shows how this generation is so much into showing off relationship goals on social media but lacks real communication off line. Something very common in this generation.

The actors did well on their part, very natural as if just two person really communicating. Well timed exchange of dialogues.

I am surprised though, i can seem to find this movie on facebook when i tried to update my status.

This movie is not a masterpiece but it makes you think. It hits so close to home, to our patterns, to our beliefs, to our own mistakes. So I actually watched it all in one sitting not because they're the best actors or it was the best made movie - but because I could relate.

The ending was a bit strange and anti-climatic for me but I get it. I've been there (minus the nuclear war thing). I've made the same mistakes. I've blew it the same way. And when someone makes a movie that almost "understands" you, it deserves a high score.

Dumbest movie I've ever wasted my time on. These idiots break up and make up 20x in an hour and a half! One says no, the other says yes, again and again. They flip flop more than Joe Biden! I stopped watching it was so annoying

This is one of those impending doom comedies where you, the viewer, end up being forced to root for the nuclear weapon to obliterate the vapid, unlikeable, immoral main characters.