A woman tries to find her way home with her newborn while an environmental crisis submerges London in floodwaters.A woman tries to find her way home with her newborn while an environmental crisis submerges London in floodwaters.A woman tries to find her way home with her newborn while an environmental crisis submerges London in floodwaters.
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- TriviaFollowing a number of stalking incidents, including one that allegedly occurred on the set, Jodie Comer was fearing for her own safety. Co-star and executive producer Benedict Cumberbatch recommended a bodyguard who had previously looked after him, and the producers took an extra effort to make sure that everyone on the set was safe.
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Performed by Jane Weaver
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Slow. Disappointing. Climate alarmism.
When I heard the blurb for this movie, I thought that it sounded great. Apocalyptic setting, good cast and lots of potential for drama.
Instead what we got was a Greek tragedy. A drama where all the action takes place off screen.
How did this cost £10 million to make? It only made half a million back. Another film that disappoints its bank manager.
The actions of the characters make no sense at times. Mark Strong is wasted. Joel Fry must be the most annoying actor working at the moment, specialising in beta male cry babies every time I see him.
The sound mixing for the movie was terrible. Loud musical interludes and mumbled lines from the actors are simply annoying.
You will be messing with your phone from twenty minutes in.
Instead what we got was a Greek tragedy. A drama where all the action takes place off screen.
How did this cost £10 million to make? It only made half a million back. Another film that disappoints its bank manager.
The actions of the characters make no sense at times. Mark Strong is wasted. Joel Fry must be the most annoying actor working at the moment, specialising in beta male cry babies every time I see him.
The sound mixing for the movie was terrible. Loud musical interludes and mumbled lines from the actors are simply annoying.
You will be messing with your phone from twenty minutes in.
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- stevelivesey-37183
- Feb 17, 2024
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- Budget
- $10,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $1,365,117
- Runtime1 hour 42 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39 : 1
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