The movie opens nine years after the war which devastated the world, and chemical warfare was conducted, making living outside impossible. We are introduced to Darwin, who was put into a sanctuary pod by his mother. It is his world with mindless work and endless games. Yet, he is supplied with food, etc., so that begs some questions. Although he has an extensive choice of what to eat, it seems like it results in all the same meal. An electrical storm hits his pod, and he winds up leaving. He wanders for four days with no food or water. Right there, I have a problem, as he walked by water sources, and a person is unlikely to survive that long without water. And there is narration and the voice simply doesn’t seem to fit. But this is the start of many similar stories, so did they do anything different to hook in the viewer? The story is very pleasant and certainly family friendly, and he wanders into a home in the wilderness where a family is living. He hasn’t spoken for nine years, so he cannot speak. They have a clever way of mimicking computer typing to communicate, but the flaw there is that is not how he did it in his pod. The family he is with is put in danger as the authorities use drones to track down people and living as they do makes them criminals. So how will things unfold? I feel there was potential that was not met. Three stars may be a bit harsh, but it doesn’t deserve four.