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Title: The Last Cruise (2021)
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A terrifying origin story of the pandemic, DIAMOND PRINCESS chronicles the first and largest outbreak of the novel coronavirus outside China: the Diamond Princess cruise liner. Through never-before-seen footage from passengers and crew, we watch class divisions erupt as humanity misses its chance to contain Covid-19.
I'm sure this is the first project of many to come documenting this awful time frame. I immediately regretted my decision to view this film when I realized just how full of themselves these people are on a day to day basis. They were filming themselves every single moment of every day long before they even heard the word "COVID". I understand it's a microcosm of today's society and it just makes me want to scream.
I don't care what your salad looks like. I don't care about YOLo or #'s or any of it. I don't want to watch you walk around and try to be cool. It's all disgusting.
Rant aside, this movie is a collection of personal cellphone footage from self centered people. They are so distraught by what's going on that taking out their cell phones and recording themselves is the only "cure" they need. So pathetic.
#Ihatewhattheworldhasbecome.