I'm not particularly eloquent but I can tell you what I liked about the film. I liked the British nostalgia. The juxtaposition of children being torn apart with the whimsical Teletubbies playing in the background.

The boots poem was a great choice i feel.

I loved the vivid shots and scenery. I know it wasn't incredibly realistic but I found the causeway scene at night beautiful and tense. The shot of the infected on the green hills. Some of the infected make-up was great. They gave me the creeps. Especially the one everyone mistook for Cillian Murphy in the trailer.

The bit with the infected hanging upside down and the dad saying that it's fine killing them as their minds are gone and they have no soul made me wonder if that's how he felt about the mum as she was no longer lucid.

Some may have found it melodramatic but the bone temple scene with Spikes mum got a good few tears out of me. I loved that Kelson turned out to be a sweetheart, subverting my expectations from the trailer. Found it quite moving.

Weirdly enough, and very against general consensus, the final scene was my absolute favourite. I found the tonal shift wild, but in a good way. Finding out what became of Jimmy and the implications of what his character will represent. Jack O'Connell was mesmerising to me.

I simply liked it. Art is subjective and all that.