It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

It's a mild crowd pleaser for people who are exhausted by blockbusters.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

The whole movie sets up how perfect a match PIne and Robbie are. And then in the end she is stuck with the person that kills both her brother and Pine. One word, booooo.

I would have liked this had it had a happy ending.

A post apocalyptic love triangle.. not really. More like post apocalyptic "we need this water wheel working then end the movie".Seriously, nothing interesting happens. The only interesting bit is at the end, but even that was left unfinished because writers who don't know how to finish their books, come up with a genius half-arsed "un-ending" where you have no idea what happened. So you and others who read the book or saw the movie, spend rest of our miserable lives discussing what the writer "really meant" at the end. We all know what he meant, nothing, he had no ending in mind.So yeah, terrible love "triangle" taking place at the end of the world, after nuclear war. We are supposed to believe that religious people are kept safe in their valleys from radiation which magically is carried away from that small piece of land, which is occupied by healthy chickens and turkeys for people to eat meat EVERY day while rest of the world has ended.Or maybe it isn't saying that? All other religious people died too. Makes you wonder what it's really saying.. or it doesn't because the writer never came up with the ending.Waste of time. I was going to watch Chappie, accidentally sat through this dribble hoping Z for Zombies will show up and eat these boring people in the end. Bleh! 4/10, 4 for the name. I can make fun of it.

Not sure what to say, just finished watching. I first read this book when I was 14 years old and fell in love with the book, own it today. Always said it should be turned into a movie, so you can imagine my excitement when I found out it finally had. I will say this, the acting was great, the movie was good, my issue...it doesn't relate to the book. I was literally yelling at the TV at the end of the film. THIS FILM SHOULD NOT SHARE THE SAME TITLE AS THE BOOK! I suppose it is my hang up because if they didn't claim it was "Z for Zachariah" I would probably being going on about how good it was. Again the acting was great. I however feel that if you are going to do a movie on a book you should at least read the book. In comparison the movie feels like the director skimmed through the book and apparently never finished reading it but decided to do a movie about it. I guess had the movie been named "The Valley" or something I would have loved it. Well that's my insignificant 2 cents anyway....