The film earns a score of 58 out of 100. Following an unusual disaster on the U.S. western seaboard, two characters set off toward Seattle in search of their daughter and fiancé respectively. It’s best not to reveal details, but the movie's title takes on a surprising meaning by the time the credits roll. Aside from that, it functions as a fairly conventional road film depicting the difficulties encountered while traveling during an apocalyptic scenario. The concept isn’t groundbreaking, yet the performances were strong and felt authentic; the characters reacted in believable ways, and I remained interested throughout its nearly two-hour length. It's not particularly inventive but proved to be generally enjoyable. -- DrNostromo.com

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