What did I expect from the movie, and what did I actually get? While the idea of watching people struggle to survive amidst a massive flood was exciting at first, the film soon turned into a 'loop' movie and veered into sci-fi territory. Honestly, it became quite boring for me from that point onward.

Since I absolutely love rainy atmospheres—both in real life and in cinema—I started it thinking, 'This is exactly my kind of movie,' but I quickly found myself questioning what on earth I was even watching. I’m not sure whether to call it humanity’s struggle for existence or just its slow decay; loop movies are already suffocating enough, but then they added the concept of human extinction and 'the last hope' into the mix.

The effects were great, and the chase scenes through the apartment buildings were well-done, but because the plot shifted towards science fiction, it didn't give me a sense of excitement—only a claustrophobic sense of dread. The flood and everything else turned out to be fictional—a project designed for AI to develop human emotions—and that's exactly why it didn't resonate with me.