
D. A. Cluett
Brutal and heartbreaking. In a future world where the environment has destroyed society, the dwindling North American population becomes nomadic seeking out food and shelter. A father tries to protect all he has left: his son unaware of the world before. Not as dark as the book. Thought George Clooney should have been the father, but Viggo excellent as always.

Kanato Sakamaki
I literly cried at the end when the boys father died it was so sweet how he tucked his dad in wasting blankets in a time like that one of the greatest most touching movies ever
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A Google user
I like dystopian films, but this one was too bleak for me. When the film is done you don't feel entertained, just depressed.
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