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I really liked this movie, it kept me interested most of the time. I did skip ahead several times during the long drawn out up close emotional face shots and long scenery walks or house sneaking waiting for danger at the next corner, they draw those scenes out way too long in every movie. Other than that, I was glued to the screen waiting to find out the mystery of what is really going on. Some things are still not clear to me but that's okay, gives me something to think about. The ending was unexpected but I suppose that is due to constant Hollywood garbage. Overall a good movie imo, much better than the usual cgi/action/dumbed down usual stuff. And, this will probably get my review banned, but there was no forced on you identity or gender or race stuff shoved in your face....

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This film is so incredibly slow paced. It takes an hour for anything interesting to happen. Even then, none of it makes logical sense, just so poorly written, I'm not expecting a masterpiece of cinema but it has a really bad storyline with no real direction or explanation. He refuses to listen to his wife who is apparently a scientist - thinking he knows better. I'm not going to spoil if for anyone who makes the poor life choice to actually put themselves through watching this. It's an hour and a half of my life that I'll never get back. The acting is poor and the storyline and character development is shaky at best, you're genuinely best not wasting your time. I'd have turned it off after less than an hour but given the length of the film and the sunken cost of my time. The ending is atrocious as well. There's a weird obsession with drones in the film too.

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Eradication (2022) has received some harsh reviews, people may have been spoilt by the fantastical CGI of Hollywood blockbusters. With that said, Eradication does come across as a little bare bones. But there are some very impactful moments, and the ideas presented are well communicated. Rather than rely on the same old pandemic film tropes; which paint the infected as useless droves. We are invited in to the painful reality of the impact on personal relationships. The film is well paced and cinematically sound, the main location setting is picturesque and grand. Daniel Byers has created something exceptional considering the budget was a mere $5000. The performances are engaging and the world is built up enough to allow this film to punch well above its weight. Worth a watch, if only to see what can be achieved when you spend a budget extremely wisely. But best avoided if you don't enjoy low budget, indie projects.

This film had a TON of potential so on that it was disappointing as it could have been so much more than it was however with that said, I still enjoyed it quite a lot as it was definitely well made for a low budget film. So many zombie-like movies have been made about viruses and so many fall short or lack professionalism on one part of the film typically it's the acting or the directing but this film was good on both. The plot was also interesting despite it not really going anywhere, that's the main issue I had with the film but still entertaining and worth the watch as it provides decent quality fun for low budget.