In My Room

This movie is incredibly dumb. Absolutely everything revolves around this movie's story. Can you please tell me who directed it? All they seem fit for is playing with toys. This movie is just ridiculous. If I had the option, I wouldn't rate it even 1 star. So imagine if you were the only one left in the world, what would you do? Would you explore the city to see what's happening or try to find other survivors? Instead of doing that, he chooses to spend his valuable time with a horseman. Please avoid watching this movie, it is simply garbage. If you have any common sense, you'd see that humans can't behave so ridiculously. Absolutely nonsensical, no chance.

Boring movie, had to skip most of it to make it to the scenes where something was happening.

Good idea for a film and in a better director's hands it could have amounted to something. Instead get a half mediocre survivialist film and have Rom Com/dystopia. Existential and psychological issues were not adequetly explored. Mis-steps in nature questioning nature and survival technique were ham handed and too many things done to prepare for living were shallow and wrong. This distracted the flow of the film and thought. The lead actor was not bad. The motivation for why the woman felt the need to leave and try to "fend" for herself is not developed. If the mood had been closer to The Road or if a Russian had made this it could have been an interesting film. Wayyy too first world.

Nothing happens in this German ??. Overview: Somehow, and ridiculously not explained, everyone disappears (like totally vanished) except our central male character &, you guessed it, someone else shows up. Dumb! Sequence of events: Start w/our camera view jumping all over the place; dark disco w/flashing lights; cig. smoking; walking bicycle; driving car; aged dying grandma; more cig. smoking w/breakfast; more driving; abandoned vehicles on roads; more driving; more walking; starts farming (why w/abandoned stores?); unlikely other (with all the right physical attributes) shows up at his desolate farm; the end. If there's some underlying message about, who knows, humanity it got buried in the presentation.

Someone took the two 'everybody-vanished-movies' (is this actually a genre?) "The Wall" (quite atmospheric) and "Silent Earth" (very atmospheric, philosophic and thrilling) laid them on top of each other et voilá made a very boring movie out of it. Compared to the original ones this one is a total waste of time.