Rich Flu

Honestly, I don't know if this film does too much or too little. The pros outweigh the cons, mostly because it isn't afraid to speak on the impact wealth has worldwide, presenting it as a disease spread from the ultra-wealthy to the ultra-needy. The casting and cinematography were great, although the acting and overall story feel slightly comic. I thought the director did a decent job of capturing my attention with subject matter that many are too lazy to research but will have strong opinions on. Especially with agenda-ridden misinformation and hate overshadowing humanity and taking the spotlight in politics. Overall, I'd say it's an important watch, but as a film, it could be better.

I wanted to like it and think I do but I'm not sure. The set-up is long and convoluted and not really sure that it's really much of a setup! As soon as you think that you know what is happening it doesn't happen goes off on a tangent . I didn't care for the ending nor did I think it was fitting giving how the narrative and character development went. Glad I didn't pay to see it.

Abandoned!
The premise is interesting but...

What a vomitorium of stupid ideas. Complete and utter trash.

I abandoned after an hours. I like to try and push through, but the concept for this was so much better than the execution.

Instructions to watch this : Start at 20 minutes in. Watch 5 minutes. Skip to 45 minutes in. Watch 10 minutes. Skip to 1 hour 50
in. That gives you 6 minutes left. Bite your lower lip watching the final image smiling like the virus that you just avoided. Film was a laundering or tax write off - not a film.

And the industry is wondering why some people prefer to wait or pirate movies instead of watching it in a cinema? This is it. Literally a waste of money.