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It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

Having seen several movies with the same premise, of people hiding in an enclosed space from an unknown threat (most often a virus), I did not expect that much from this movie. Turns out I could have raised mu expectations quite high without being disappointed. A family hides in a bomb shelter from what are being referred to as "breathers". Initially we don't get to know who or what these breathers are, but as the slow paced story unfolds more of the background is revealed, and the pace increases into a climactic ending that twists and turns in ways that basically turns the story on its head. It is not a perfect movie. It has flaws - but they are few and forgivable - and if you don't like slow paced movies, you may not enjoy the first hour. But if you do, you will not be disappointed.

Seriously, just because an idea is good, it doesn't make the movie itself good. The idea they had is an interesting twist to an apocalypse movie, but they put little or no effort into making a good movie using that idea. I hope someone does copy the idea and make a good movie. This one just isn't.

This is one of the worst horror movie I have ever seen. The twist in this movie are really stupid. The story line is awful and slow. It is not scary. I do not know why it got a 6.4 that is just overrating this movie. This is a 1. Do not see this movie. If you want see I really scary movie see Dracula (1931). Frankenstein (1931) is also very scary. So it The Exorcist that is a very scary movie. Do not see this movie. Do not wast your time. Do not wast your money. It is one of worst horror movies of all time. It has the most stupid ending. It not scary it is boring.

In Kingsville, Ray (Alexander Skarsgård), his wife Claire (Andrea Riseborough) and their little daughter Zoe "Zozo" (Emily Alyn Lind) have been living in an underground shelter for three hundred days hidden from the "Breathers". They have created and follow four rules to stay alive. Ray frequently recalls when an outbreak reached Kingsville and the army bombed the whole town during the quarantine, and he believes they are the only survivors. When they find that many supplies have been stolen from the pantry, Ray finds that a rat is the responsible. They chase the rodent and there is an accident with a kerosene lamp that burns a table. Now they are afraid that the "Breathers" might have seen the smoke. Will they be safe in the shelter?The tense "Hidden" is a little gem in the horror genre. The plot seems to be a conventional post-apocalypse story, but the plot point is absolutely original and unexpected. Alexander Skarsgård), Andrea Riseborough and Emily Alyn Lind are very convincing in the role of a trapped family. The hopeless conclusion is too dark and the consequences will certainly be devastating for either side. My vote is seven.Title (Brazil): Not Available