Starts off good and then slowly but surely loses credibility
Flu is a pandemic thriller. It starts with a group of illegal immigrants smuggled into Korea. Only one of them survives and he carries a sickness which spreads quickly through the population. The movie then progresses through the spread, the government response, and then the chaos.<br /><br />The movie does a good job showing people getting infected. At the start there are slow motion scenes with special effects with particles flying out of people’s mouths and then getting others sick.<br /><br />The response is predictable with the physicians wanting an immediate lockdown while the government talks about disturbing people’s lives and business.<br /><br />That’s when things start going overboard. There’s blood spit up, camps, people keep on taking off their masks, others interact with people they know are infected and then act like they won’t spread it to others, etc. These are all the results of trying to shock the audience and create some drama. It’s like they wanted to turn it into a zombie film, but the story goes off the rails as a result.
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