HAY GUYS

Misspelling of the title notwithstanding, this movie is horrid, in my opinion anyway.
Let's start with the audio mix:
The background music is too overpowering, which takes away from the feel of the movie. Of course, the fact that it sounds like a relaxing ambient track doesn't help, either. Since the movie was originally made in Chile, they dubbed over a lot of lines for the English language. Honestly though, I didn't really notice the fact that it had been over-dubbed much, so I'll give them that. Of course, that's not technically an audio issue.

The acting is very wooden, barely believable. The cast is made up of mostly children, and I'm positive that this movie must be their first acting experience.
The main character's mother put on a good performance, though. At least, you could believe in her suffering.

The cinematography is ok, I guess. I'll be honest, I don't know much about this field, so it's hard for me to make a proper critique on this. I studied animation, not cinematography.

Visual effects are shoddy at best, with not much effort made to blend them in with the real-life shots. Hell, I had a Video Composition course and I could do that right out the gate. And frankly, I don't think much of my own work, so that should say something.

The plot? Oh boy, this is a doozy.
First off, it's established that these children are immune to infection, and that the zombies won't touch them. So already the tension's gone, because there isn't really much to threaten our protagonists. This results in a lot of useless scenes of children walking through a wasteland.
Also, for whatever reason, the military is tasked with hunting these children down and killing them. It's never explained why, though. You'd think they'd want them alive so that a cure could be synthesized from them, but no, it's scrambled bullets in the brain-pans for the kids. BONUS: these must be the worst soldiers in the world, because they can seem to connect a shot with slow-moving children.
Another thing? This video has more flashbacks and re-used footage than an anime series. This results in a movie being much longer than it has to be.
Now for the major plot point that pissed me right the fuck off.
Let's clarify: This is a zombie movie. This is a movie about children surviving infection and a hostile wasteland.
Got that? Ok. Now, at the beginning, it is established that the main character's goal is to reach the ocean.
At the end, her and her group do make it to the ocean, at which point two military helicopters fly overhead, and are promptly swatted out of the sky by a massive octopus guarding a ship. Also, the childrens' skin starts to turn blue, and the red marks on their neck turn into gills. They're mermaids now, motherfucker! Bet you didn't see that coming!
This is the only movie in recent memory that has caused me to literally facepalm. I think I narrowly avoided an aneurysm too.
It's like it decided to be a different movie right at the last minute.
You know what this is? This is the cinematic version of trolling.

It's on Netflix if you feel you could use some cinematic self-harm.

So, things are pretty much shit at the moment: My girlfriend has been hospitalized for depression, and once she gets out of the hospital, she doesn't have money to cover the rest of her tuition, so she has to drop out. Student Loans won't help her anymore due to her having to leave school before for the same reason.
Also, my EI sick benefits are finished, but I'm still not able to work, as my nervous system's condition is deteriorating still. So now there's no income at all for either of us.
Welfare wouldn't even cover our living expenses, and the welfare system is set up so badly in this country that those who end up on welfare are generally better off staying on welfare than heading back into the workforce.
Basically, the long and short of this story: We're fucked. Not to mention that I'm pretty much at the breaking point myself with my depression, but I cannot allow myself to get hospitalized as well. After all, I have two cats to care for.
And yes, even though it's unbelievably stupid and selfish, I've been tempted to try and off myself by downing the rest of my sleeping pills. Statistically, most suicide attempts using drugs are unsuccessful, and are more likely to lead to serious health problems in the event of a failed attempt. So, if I went through with it, it would go one of two ways:
1. I'd be successful, and negatively affect those close to me, plus my cats might die of thirst or starvation before anyone got to them.
2. I'd be unsuccessful, and negatively affect those close to me, not to mention I'd probably end up brain-damaged, causing me to further burden those closest to me in a physical, emotional, mental, and financial capacity.
Firearms are statistically more successful, but Canadians don't have a right to bear arms, and acquiring a gun in this country is incredibly difficult, or so I've been lead to believe. Even so, it's a good thing I didn't down those pills. It sucks that my condition makes suicide even seem like a viable option.
And this is where we stand. They found my girlfriend's blood is severely low on B12, which can be a factor in depression. So, hopefully that works for her. My blood test from a few months back showed my B12 levels are normal, so that's not the case as far as I'm concerned.
After this month, I have no idea what we're gonna do. Not fun.