Nothing groundbreaking. The acting is good enough and the story is decent but it seems more it should a single episode of TWD or some such show. Plot is kinda weak to carry a whole movie.

It's description of the plot says it all.

Humans behave exactly how described in many movies when a huge event happens.

The deeply subdued ugly human nature arises to forefront. Terrible and horrible and worse than the other animals on our planet we humans behave!

I hope I do not behave like these characters portrayed in this movie. I doubt I will. I will take each day and events as it rises. I hope.

It's an okay film, I'd recommend others to see it so that if an event like such occurs, remember what to do and NOT DO.

I wudv rated this 3, but being an Australian i thought i'd give it an extra star as a show of support for the Aussies involved in the movie (the Mandylors :-). I had several issues. The lawlessness developed at such lightning speed (& all because of a couple of days blackout?) that i thought i must've missed a scene where they explained how many months had elapsed. I didn't understand what the basis was for everyone assuming that the blackout was worldwide (or atleast nationwide). Throughout the film there was a lack of 'thrilling' moments, but due to some of the positive reviews i was expecting a spectacular revelation at the end, but the lights just came back on. One realistic aspect was the panic buying. Overall i was irritated by this film, but appreciate the underlying message.