This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

The scariest thing about Contagion? Jude Law's teeth.

weirdly i think this is the soderbergh i’ve watched the most? it’s like competence porn. and yes i did watch this because of coronavirus but so is everyone.

Never expected Matt Damon's daughter to pick U2 for her prom slow dance song. What a twist.

if theres ever going to be a movie about coronavirus then steven soderbergh can sue them for plagitarism, because they stole his idea

Yeah. I mean. Yeah.

I went to see this movie with a guy I had a crush on in high school who was two grades older than me and I wanted it to be a date so bad. He scheduled group hangs both immediately before and after the movie 🥰 I think he works at a bank now. I would also see This Is The End with him a few years later when he came back from college and when I went to leave he told me he had “Cali kush” to smoke and tried to kiss me. Anyway. I don’t remember this movie as being particularly good or bad. I do remember Demetri  Martin is in it. Just wanted to put this memory somewhere.

The closest thing to ‘life imitating art imitating life’ we are likely to ever see.

You best start believing in contagion stories, Miss Turner....you're in one

I guess it's not surprising that this would feel more brutal and terrifying than ever, but it's still a triumph of editing and in-camera film techniques. The woozy focal lengths that communicate feverish brains combined with those insert shots of hands on public transport poles or faces smeared with cold sweat are so paranoia-inducing. The hard cutting of the film only makes it all so much worse; the smash cut from Winslet weakly trying to hand her coat to another dying patient to her corpse sealed in plastic and being placed in a mass grave is among the most singularly unpleasant, profoundly unnerving moments in cinema history. Soderbergh's cold precision as a filmmaker, and Martinez's metronomic score, epitomizes the steady progress of the human response, but at every turn it's emphasized how impossible it is for humanity to get ahead of a disease. At the moment it certainly feels like the best horror film of the last decade.

Ah yes cinéma, the suspension of disbelief

This movie started off very strongly but depended on montages too much and needed to be longer. It was very weird watching this as we basically lived through the plot of this film.

3rd Marion Cotillard movie this week for no reason

central foxes rise up 🙏🙏🙏🙏

I feel seen.

é um filme ok. meh.

Has anyone noticed that this is a lot like what's happening in the news? 🤔

Los primeros y últimos minutos dan miedo. Capaz no fue del todo acertado hacer la historia a partir de todos los puntos de vista (el de Marion Cotillard servía para darnos posible información de dónde nació el virus y nada más) y Matt Damon inmune es lo mejor de la película.

A very curious film. This is crafted with that multiple storyline structure which I tend to be on and off about but here it was different. It was never jarring or difficult to follow like many films that use this same method and for that I definitely applaud.

All around this film is just great, compelling content that thoroughly entertained me from beginning to end, not holding back on what it was to show and of course is now infamous for being scarily accurate to what is happening right now.

When you spend an entire movie screaming “WHERE ARE THEIR MASKS” into the abyss.

최악의 전염병 재난에 대한 담담하고 건조한 대답.

Disturbingly accurate.

Watched with Noel,
First night in V.