If you're enough of a prick to make a COVID movie while we're all still in the midst of the pandemic, at least have it be reasonably good. It wasn't. Not even close. I'm expected to sympathize with a woman who spent time in close quarters [spoiler] with her sick grandmother? And tries to escape even though she might have the virus? Sure, the app told her she didn't have it, but she could have been asymptomatic at the time. Very, very selfish. [/spoiler]

The movie wasn't too bad, certainly watchable during this 3rd lockdown. Is it a scene from our future? The thing that got my attention was the poster - Covid23. This movie was made in 2019 or 2020 but regardless would have been in writing and pre-production/financing in 2018 - way BEFORE we'd even heard of Covid19. They used the same scare tactics we're getting today along with being warned to 'social distance' (pointless considering the virus was airborne and not transmitted between humans). The good old bandana was safe to use to protect them too!! If everyone had to stay inside to stay safe - did the home air conditioners have special filters?

It was an okay movie, a bit over-dramatized so people who have been paranoid about the pandemic and lockdown probably shouldn't watch this. [spoiler]If the movie was more centered around May instead of Nico, the title of this movie would have more of a connection. If they made Sara the "Songbird" instead of an artist, the title of the movie would have made more sense.[/spoiler] All in all, not a movie I would voluntarily watch again.

I enjoyed it, it had it faults, but overall it was a good watch. Probably a reasonable view of what could happen under these circumstances. It took me about 20 mins to realise the main young male actor, was the character Archie Andrews in Riverdale Tv show; and I find him the most annoying person in the show, but he was completely different in this and I’ve now a different opinion of his abilities, for the better. And he’s hot 🙈 in this film too...sorry lol. There’s still far better films to watch, but there’s been so many awful films recently, I did enjoy watching this.

Yes, this movie is insensitive. It's also foolish - trying to disguise a woman's vulnerability to COVID as a plot point is incredibly stupid. But going beyond the fact that this movie shouldn't have been made at this time, its the fact that the film's script is so weak is the real killer here. Its terrible, being both muddled and unsavory. COVID has already given us enough heartache - this just adds to the misery.