AAAAAAAAAHHHHH, GET IN THE DAMN HELICOPTER!!!
RANT: I almost ripped my god damn pubes out watching this frustrating film just now. Why did they d*** around so damn much? Right, I understand why he went back for his girlfriend in the first place, but i gotta say even though i love my girlfriend as much as i do, after the third date would I have really went back for her? I dont think think so, but good on Harry he did the right thing, but if he loved the girl so much why did he treat the situation so casually? He wastes so much time on everything he does. He should have lifted his girl right away, ran to the car telling the old folks they could make up later, but instead harry lets them "go ahead" with the car and puts his girl into a shopping cart??? No harry you get in the damn car and drive to the building. Then when they get the pilot and he hears his girl call from around the corner, instead of running right back to the building they decide to investigate a car crash!!! They then stand there and watch two young people die for what seems like an agonizing period of time, then making a lucky escape as the cops take off. Now do they decided to run back to the building and hopefully catch the helicopter? No, harry decides to go use the telephone.... WHAT!!!! He thinks he sees the pilot across the street, then realizes it aint him and decides to watch some TV? After casually watching TV to find out what he already knows, he jumps on top of a van to watch the world turn to *beep* Then some guy for some odd reason freaks out at harry because he damages his car 5 minutes before the end of the world? I have no idea why the pilot came back for these annoying waste of spaces, because frankly neither of them deserved to live. The film was fantastic right up until Harry jumped out of the fan, its just a shame the writer didn't decide to make the cafe owner the main protagonist at that point. I think I'll just stick to post-apocalyptic films from now on. End Rant
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