Not to sure that this deserves its current low rating and poor reviews. Yes it has flaws, scientific, pace etc, but it is also a meditative account of loneliness, and humanity's own flaws. It is also well shot with an emotive score that is well matched to the movie. It makes you think and consider many things, which is why I expect many of the reviews are negative. Not the best when compared to a Interstellar for example, but deserves some attention.

To me this movie doesn't earn this amount of bad reviews. It is a quiet movie full of hope The thing that is wrong, is the trailer luring in the wrong audience.

I'm an odd sort of fellow, so these end-of-world scenarios always appeal to me. I like the idea of Sam, the main character, living up on a hill, in an old observatory, with her own kitchen garden and survival setup. There isn't a lot of action or dialogue for for large stretches, so if you can deal with a slower (yet interesting) storyline, you'll find this watchable. If Sam looks familiar to you, it's because Margaret Qualley is Andie McDowells daughter.