How It Ends

Zoe Lister-Jones is excellent, as is Cailee Spaeny as Zoe's younger/inner self, who I feel has been miscast in other films where she portrays an adult. In real life, most people would feel too bummed-out to go to an "end of the world" party but this idea sometimes works in a comedy. Would the main character's family and friends all live within walking distance of her in Los Angeles? Olivia Wilde looks really attractive in this movie.

Some of the scenes seemed not needed or out of place but the overall feel and message were great.

the sunshine and the empty (lockdown) streets make it really beautiful to look at

Actually after reading negative reviews I was pleasantly surprised. Good acting , good plot and somewhat educational .

This movie was so unbelievable from beginning to end. Total waste of time and the ending had no indication of what was supposedly going on. Ugh, just brutal!

I love this movie. I have seen it twice, and will no doubt see it many more times in the future. The journey taken by the main character/s is funny, poignant, off the wall and also very touching in parts. The cast is amazing and there is literally never a dull moment. Highly recommend.

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It is an odyssey through the neighborhoods of Los Angeles for a woman at the end of life on earth as we know it (a comet is to hit the earth in the morning). Like Ulysses, she meets up with a variety of different characters, each handling the situation in unique and strange ways. Almost perfect, maybe so slow? I appreciated her sidekick as well. No spoilers, please watch.

If you appreciate the true art of writing, you will love this film. Sure, it's not your typical end of the world film, but what it offers is far more heart felt and introspective than any typical "end of the world movie." This is the type of film that forces you to reflect on yourself and what you find important via satirical comedy and an incredibly well written script. Phenomenal acting brings it all together. Side note: this film is not for narcissists lol

Boring, self centered and unentertaining.

What I enjoyed most was the dialogue between the main character and her inner child. It's a sweet inner journey while facing one's death and in that way, this light comedy is actually very profound.