Sunset

Early on I got the impression that this movie had a specific political message it was trying to promote. Instead, we followed the lives of a small group of people and their diverse response to a developing scenario. One which isn't that impossible to believe could happen.

Obviously a low budget production but the story rang true. What would I do? What would my family do? What would you do?

This movie is definitely a character movie, dealing with the ultimate death of the world as we know it. It's lack of action scenes really underscores the reality of the storyline. A super heavy subject that is well hidden in these modern times. It's not Bruce Willis Hollywood action type of fiction, but a genuine look into the lives of ordinary people who are powerless to influence their future and are at the mercy of political men in suits that control nuclear Armageddon. The characters develop slowly over the entire course of the movie, and provide an emotional finale that makes you appreciate all of them for their differences when facing the inevitable end. The subject theme is well worth the introspection. Nobody "wins" a nuclear war. Die now, or die later.

I'm not sure I've ever sat through an entire movie with acting that bad. I've seen many independent films and I know sometimes the acting leaves allot to be desired but the acting in this movie made me laugh out loud. And it's not a comedy. Sure it's a serious topic and it's definitely thought provoking but that's not everything that a movie needs to be good... or decent... or even pretty bad. THIS MOVIE IS NONE OF THOSE THINGS. IT'S HORRIBLE.

Enjoyed "the Depths" directors first film, checked out SUNSET and enjoyed this film. Emotional and satisfying.

You get swept of the theme of the film. The subject of the film is really close to our hearts regarding the current political climate. It was great to see a film that was inclusive of different age groups, and ethnicities.