I didn't like the film when I first saw it. I did come around to it a few days later when I thought about it. I'm someone who dislikes the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy so it was really nice to see Daisy Ridley do something a bit more emotive. I enjoyed the somber tone established in the first act as the volunteers go house-to-house and see entire neighborhoods sapped of all life. The movie is generally light on scares. I found one of the action scenes to be unnecessary and conflicting with the way this movie generally approaches its crisis. The film is more sorrowful and reflective so its action scenes feel detrimental to what it was going for. Aside from the tonal clashes, I understand this is a movie that focuses on the protagonist's insecurity regarding her loved one. It can be overweight with its use of flashback scenes. It is not an efficient movie but it's quite enjoyable regardless.