Definitely blessed to have parents that cared enough to teach you that stuff!

How is being African-American relevant to you fishing or gardening?

​@@XNY556-Apple good question. I guess everything is about race these days.

@Bryan Bates well first off, she had a dad in her life to teach her. Statistically that is a anomaly among African American children.

@@XNY556-Apple it was an uncommon thing to see in my neighborhood..And to sum it none of my friends were made to do those things….now do you understand…

But, but, doesn't neo-messiah Trump have a doomsday bunker full of cookies and chocolate cake? He will distribute them generously throughout the country. 🥴

Perhaps us older generation should unite. I'm in AZ now but think it wiser if I were in West Montana

@@rosepole7554 ​Hmmm…Exactly “which” older people? If ANYTHING Isabel Wilkerson’s books “Warmth of Other Suns” & “Caste” have shown is Northern America (especially the US) has a social value structure that is horrific (right now while the lights are on, and the water’s running) for those deemed at the bottom. It will be * *dystopian X’s 10* * all ways round-more so for them. Not to mention the ageism to boot. This was a Canadian production, and their social ranking system is not so dissimilar from the US. This movie (and IRL) show how dreadful a homogenous group of people will devolve to survive. Heaven help “others”. I’m ALL IN with @user-gh9il4le9d on this one…

@user-gh9il4le9d Same age, same sentiments. We’re left with the “feel-good” ending of a teen & parent reuniting. Conveniently we’re forgetting “Gran” was the first to go-with the movie only hinting at the physical/mental discomforts this person endured before dying-plus the death was (possibly) exacerbated by or being in proximity to the EMP event-let alone if medications were needed to survive. We have created an unsustainable system on multiple fronts. As humans we have adapted quite readily to the ease of our current environment, and possess little to no skills of survival, nor resiliency. The older I get, the less I want to be around for any form of “calamity/apocalypse”, let alone the aftermath.

@@willemvandeursen3105 -you should be off pudding.

Like what? I fibd this stuff interesting, scary but interesting.

​@@RyanPatrick-yy7zi become a prepper. if something happens, you have stuffs that may help save your life. if nothing happens, you have groceries bought in advance

Predictive programming! Oh yay 🎉

We're on the east coast, we prep with supplies that can be used in any emergency situation. If you've ever been without electricity for weeks at a time, you get how important it is to be prepared.

Yeah I mean the hot air balloon from china….seems like the emp test to me

Wow. Incredibly well done for the price 👏 👍 😮

Mama knows!!!

Save your candles!

Now this movie should of been showed in all movie theaters and given best movie of the year.

Great Indie film. After reading your comment. I even stuck around to Read the Credits. Lotta Ferreries.

Ironically, many will be watching this flick on their cell phones.

People walking around like robots looking at that hell phone, I mean cell phone !!!

You mean back in the drug fueled 60s ,70s and 80s? Or before that?

True words stated for sure. But without this current technology fewer people would have been awaken to the reality of the world, which has caused many to become preppers.

Only for some people, I barely use my mobiIe, I am more active on the pc.

I’m surprised he didn’t teach her to fish and trap, how to use a bow and arrow.

@@corrinebayraktaroglu5695 why not building an entire bushcraft camp?

I've taught both my daughters basic bushcraft - purifying water, fire starting, outdoor shelter and basic foraging! They're also currently taekwondo orange belts! Hopefully something they'll keep in their locker for when it's needed?

I've never heard of bushcraft and foraging

@@angelastoker1733 it even has its own nerdery.

Decaying faster then that. Stock up, live of the land. Know thyself

Dehydrate vegis now you can get cheap , because gardens will get raided . You can still garden just good to have a hidden stash.

For anybody living in the city, get out now if you can. Learn how to survive. Get tough. Most people are weak asf. Common sense will kill a lot of people as they lack it. Knowing to to supply food and water is one thing but learning how to fix and patch things and keep things from falling apart are also must have skills.

Try by the end of next year we will be in this situation.

I started hearing about this right before Y2K, and here we r 24 years later. Nothing but fear mongering......

I agree in part, that being without computer parts. However the owner would have known that, and most likely it was his or her pride and joy, to be sure the battery would be fine. So that being the case the owner would have gone with it, but hey, a good movie all the same!

@@diniathome7930 Yes, the battery would have been fine had the homeowner been there to keep care of it. Probably on a trickle charger when not driving like my '69 Mustang has. The way this sat when the kids found it depends on when the owners left the home and how long the car had been siting unattended.

1995 and older, are mostly safe from EMP, and all older dirt bikes and 4-wheelers with "statters" in them . A word to the WISE

All of the roads would be impossible to navigate due to all the dead vehicles. After the first 6 months there will not be any fuel of any liquid type left anywhere. .... So I personally don't think that it will matter. I'm already in a very rural area so it's all the same to me. I'm just saying. 😬🤔😳

I did notice that when they found the keys the chick immediately turned into Negative Nancy Buzzkill.

Bravery, survival skills are earned from childhood crisis and needs. I'm a product of a single mom....and trust me I'm a survival all right. I just wish the new generation is able to at least catch a rabbit for food. The best teaching in life come from ...real dedicated PARENTS! Making sure that they could ensure and survive! Everything will follow. Best VIBES 🌎🙏

I know what you mean. I have been stocking up here and there and my kids tell me I'm crazy. Nothing will happen; it's all scare tactics. eh, well, guess I'll be the only one eating and will have light. This world is getting nuttier by the day. 😄

Yeah, it was very down to earth. The only gripe I really had, was the repeated encounters with the bald dude on the road. Like girl, get off that road! Lol. But aside from that, it wasn't boring, it managed to stay engaging and realistic at the same time. Not the easiest feat, with such material and as you say, lack of riot scenes etc. So bravo to them I say, especially for such a small production. And it was small, if you watch the credits, even the actors wore multiple hats. Looks like this Ferrari guy had his whole family in on the production, even his daughter.

It just doesn’t make sense… movie was bullshit not very realistic at all

@@jamesdennis9400 Dude why you a hater ? you so sad you want to bum everyone out ? Dont be that dude !

I wish everything was this simple but really do need to think the worst because that will only be 10% of the reality. I pray it never happens because it will be so bad!

​@@clarkgriswold4096 but who is gonna light up their house for the holidays like you masterfully do? Even the in-laws gave you respect after that one!

"What did you do before the lights didnt come back on?" "I was an Uber driver." "Well, those seeds arent going to plant them selves."

@@donttakethemark65Amen, Jesus I trust in you. He promised to come for us who love him and who do his will.

@@donttakethemark65 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you have me in tears, that hilarious. tell that to those that Died in Gas Chambers during WWII. as my mother stated, crap in one hand and wish in the other and see which one fills first. by the way, the Bible states God Creates Evil, keep believing in the Wishful thinking.

@@DaisyAnnabelle6 he didnt come to save the Millions at the Hand of Hitler.

​@@DaisyAnnabelle6 Yes, in John 6 verses 39 40 44 and 54 Jesus tells us He's coming for His on the LAST DAY. After the Great Tribulation and Right before the Wrath of God is poured out upon the Earth. After the resurrection of God's people, No One survives. Read Revelation.

Thank you! Someone gets it! As a teenage girl I'm tired of unnecessary sex scenes! It doesn't further the plot at all! I watch movies with teenage/young adult characters from the 70s-90s on youtube sometimes, they were able to make their point without weird sex scenes. If there was a sex scene they lightly implied it and we didn't see it. Nowadays it's like they're trying to expose sex to younger kids on teen shows so they can become addicted. It's unfortunate.

Sex is natural do u give power to so called curse words as well?

​​@@madhammer232 Fuck shit haha, but I do agree with the OP to a point. Especially when it's pointless in the storyline

Hii Bruce

Lol. Same here mate. Started watching it before bed and had to finish it. Except I'm in the US and it's midnight.

❤ Cali, 🌻🙏🏽

@@diannaboss4167 Lol, I don't think he said he's an Aussie & wants to know where others are from, for some strange reason there are people who ask that in movie comment sections but this guy didn't 😉

Just seeing this and all I could think is she’s wasting water, not to mention flashlight batteries. I already live prepped and am so conscious of these things. And why didn’t she go back in, check in her friend to be sure he was gone and check for food…

Why and how do you think it's going to be worse? My guess is it will be due to the high concentration of population in cities. The sheer numbers there, coupled with lack of prep (mainly food storage and water back up plan), will likely lead to death of that majority. Many will flee the cities, but, again, without a plan. For rural people, it won't be desperate as quickly, because of so many gardens already routinely planted. The Great Depression serves as a precedent: city people were most desperate and country people fared comparatively well -- many country children didn't even notice a difference.

@Peter Lawton I think alot of city ppl will head to urban areas for food/water and even safety. For me, it's one thing to have it all in my head, and another to see things played out. Dif scenarios. I, like many others, am doing what I can to be prepared . The rest is up to God. I really don't want to live through the bad times ahead. But if I'm going to, I'll fight to the death to protect mine.

A good book to read is “One Second After” by William Forstchen

💯💯

You are so right!

Hollyweird 😂😂😊

Question, do you have enough to help those down and out like these kids? Serious question sir.

Hey, Mr. 38-Something… You don’t let your ignorance stop you from commenting, do you?

@@nanwilder2853 =36-37 tops, You don't let your bad math stop you commenting do you?

Warner Bros bought the rights and didn't bother with with a film though J. Michael Straczynski bought the rights in 2021for a series (though there is no reference to him working on the film on his Wikipedia page): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Second_After

When Russia and China join forces and attack/invade America, they'll probably start with an EMP also. Everybody who is smart will start prepping seriously. Buy non-parishable food. Hort water if you can. Get lots of propane or butane so you can cook and heat water when the grid is down. My personal principle is: Once the shelves are empty, (in the stores), my door stays closed.

@@JugglinJellyTake01 Darn, that book is great. Maybe in the future.

One second after, good read. Alot of scenarios came into play , small town pharmacy, illness, inventory if farm animals, nursing home issues, pets. It just sucks that the military shows up at the end after the people die off. In real life it may be the Chinese or Russians showing up after a die off.

Aah it will be your own Army

As more people watch it, there will be.

Glad you enjoyed the movie. We won't tell the boss :)

I agree...that's the problem with so many films these days. They either have a completely depressing ending, or no ending at all. It's disheartening and leaves you with no hope at all. I understand that not every film is going to have a happly ending, but it just seems like the majority of them are like that lately. Hey, wishing you all the best with your film-making endeavours, stay with it, don't give up :)

Yeah for sure. It's quality. The kids can act pretty well too.

@@dp-kz5cs wasn't that addressed? Her pacemaker went out and she died shortly after. I think she only made it couple days.

Yeah, for all that it dragged a bit, it was emotionally engaging. I tried to get into that aspect quite a bit, what would it be like? And I think that was spot on and well written. I liked it overall.

@@kroninn Especially seeing how small the production really was, right?! I mean, everyone in the credits wore multiple hats. The guy who played the father, did most of the sound jobs. There's a lot of Ferraris in there too, including th kid, so it's probably his whole family. I'd say for the limited resources they clearly had, they did a great job.

Since it hasn't happened, it couldn't be accurate. Maybe life after would be dull. And watch War of the Worlds. Dakota Fanning is how kids will react.

Pretty much how I envision something like that, yeah. It's about what I was expecting, so, pretty realistic. Surprisingly, yes, kids can do o.k., with the right group. There was a bunch of boys in a story here on UKposts I heard not long ago, who went to an island far out, somewhere in the South Pacific, Polynesia. And they got stranded on an island when the weather got rough. And lo and behold, it didn't turn into Lord of the Flies or anything, lol. The kids did quite well. Built a gym even, that's how above and beyond, they made their settlement, eventually. They had been missing many months and were assumed dead. The rescuers were totally impressed at how they had created their own highly functional system/society. Even with justice and they handled that well too. Punishments were dolled out, that fit the indiscretion, but not excessive or violent. And any fights were solved, by simply taking a good long time out, walk away. Everyone had a job/role, just like she said in the movie when she got to the settlement. They said, that in order to survive, they had to work together, peacefully. Smart kids, because even the adults who found them were totally impressed.

God almighty is our survival. Trust him today!!!!

@@jessicajones6573 LMAO! Prove that. The imaginary sky daddy hasn't done squat before, so nobody should be counting on that B.S. now.

@@MrBilld75 You can LYAO!!! IF YOU NEED TO. GOD IS SOVREIGN. HE IS HOLY!!! I KNOW THIS GOES OVER YOUR LITTLE PEA BRAIN. SO YOU REVERANCE HIM AS SKY DADDY. GOD SENT HIS SON JESUS TO DIE FOR SINNERS JUST LIKE ME. SO IN ALL SERIOUSNESS IF THE HOLY SPIRIT WHICH JESUS LEFT US WITH TO COMFORT US WHEN HE ASCENDED TO THE RIGHT HAND OF FATHER GOD. THE ONE WHOM YOU REFER TO ÀS SKY DADDY. UNFORTUNATELY IF YOU DONT BELIEVE IN HIM. YOU MOST LIKELY WILL HAVE TO DEPEND ON YOURSELF FOR SURVIVAL. WHICH MEANS YOUR SHIP IS PROBABLY ALREADY SUNK. WITH NO FAITH IN GOD. SEEMS LIKE ALL YOU GOT IS SELF. GOOD LUCK WITH THAT.

You forgot to add America to the list of threats

Yes America!

We're in self destruct mode. Venezuela 2.0.

The only threat in the world is America and the globalist technocrats.

The Jesuits want to being the Antichrist to power. All roads lead to Rome.

Amen!

Amen. Being a prepper is not umbilical.

Cool ❤thanks for 411

​@@mr.2cents.846 Unbiblical (?)

Ok thanks “canaidian prepper”

Happiness is: Letting Go of the way you think your life should be & instead-Be Grateful for the life you do have🦋

Yup, makes me feel I could survive this. Empowering!

I WOULD LOVE THAT TOO 💖👍🏽

I just recommended that book to a comment above.

THAT would be tough! An awesome VERY detailed book! Loved it. To create a movie that rivaled..or came even close to the book, would be an ALL-TIME great movie! So yeah..me too….

I still need to see that...1 sec after movie

They're making a second part to Left Behind. About the Antichrist.

Yes survival is: 3 minutes air" 3 days water" 3 weeks food, the rest is character. Just maybe why they chose 333 for a title.

The skills are gone.

@@belleray2 Interesting theory you have.

@@AnthonyTolhurst-dw1nc I learnt some ancient skills with two different wildlife conservation groups I once volunteered for. I'm also a trained butcher & experience with fishmongery. I'm sure there are others out there with those skills. The U.$ is full of 'preppers'.

Same here luv,been off grid deep in the forest for 12 years now,I dint like to be called a prepper, I prefer intellectually intelligent

Thats very rough!

I hope that you can work it out, I wish you the best 😊

Dont leave it get in touch with her try to work things out

Tried many many times.. now I pray and trust Jesus, Who knows the whole thing.😢

Some boat! But mine has been years longer. I believe the Lord takes people out of our lives for a reason, sometimes to our advantage

The camera man let the team down, a very poor outing for that individual

Don't know what they call it, but it is a popular style these days. Personally I find it a bit annoying too. Enjoyed the film though.@@thygfr

Have your daughter watch it with you ... Watch it together. Point out to her, the 2 mistakes that the girl made, and the 2 mistakes that the boy made, that could have gotten them killed ... 1st, she hesitated to shoot the bad guy. That gave him the opportunity to grab the gun out of her hands and use it on her... The 2nd mistake she made, was she kept walking out in the open. She should have stayed off the road, but close by the road, and hidden behind bushes, tall grass and trees... The 2 mistakes the boy made, was 1st, he should have hidden the car off and away from the road, and hidden it in the bushes. The 2nd mistake he made, was staying behind, and separating from the girl. He should have stayed with her, and both of them leave the house together. Haul butt out of there.

By the time my Daughter was 12, she could have pulled this off. She pretty much saved me from hypothermia on Mt. Washington. We went prepared for the worst but I got cold and a little disoriented. 30 degrees, zero visibility and 70 MPH wind above tree line. She was 15 at the time. On the drive home, she read the map and navigated us thru downtown Trenton, New Jersey. Nearly as scary a place as the mountain was.

Read quite a lot of comments.Hope this helps : Kids need to learn how to wash clothes and have a bath with little water. Especially washing underwear etc. while on the move with little water and preferably with a bar of soap. Sponging oneself with a towel, a big mug of water and half a cap of Dettol keeps you clean while on the move or confined to last out a few tough weeks. An an Onion or an inch of ginger rubbed into long hair an hour before washing goes a long way in keeping hair clean and repels insects in the wild if you don't have shampoos. If they learn how to make Charcoal and use that in combination with sawdust and ash they can survive winter. Wood fires can attract unwanted people via smoke and flames. Charcoal fires last longer and little smoke.Slaughtering, Skinning and gutting a chicken or a goat are important life saving skills. Fishing too.

I remember back in the 80's my father would get together with his friends just to work on cars on the weekends. Sometimes I would help out some as well. Ever since I found out what really happened during the 1860's civil war I see the world a whole lot different. I remember pay phones and nobody had cell phones. I now have the chance to kind of relive the 80's.

Adult kids. Thank God. 💙

@@someguyto4675 I recall, as a boy, we had a family living in our street that didn't struggle as much as the rest of us. They had the first car, land-line, tv (then colour tv), etc. Nice folk. One of the two boys was my classmate. Me, I prefer living with tech, but can just as easily get by without it, as it always seemed a wise precaution, ie, don't get too comfortable. If S _did_ HTF, I'd get by comfortably. My guess is the vast majority, sadly, wouldn't. I'm keeping my fingers crossed we never find out.

@@someguyto4675 You mean when the North defeated the traitors of the Confederate South?

My son is 2n a half and im very worried for his future

Sorry; wrongfully posted. (Premature expostulation.)

Thank you, I'll watch it again now :) 🧡🙏

Like Steven Spielberg's first movie Duell. I heard it cost only $5000.

@@mr.2cents.846 American Graffiti was also a great low budget film and it put George Lucas well on his way as a director.

Do you recommend more movies on that theme? Thanks

U forgot that this is basically a survival. For the future do you have your down sleeping bag your pallet of spam and the little device that makes Sparks so that you can start a fire and not freeze to death.

Kly

I've never seen a movie with less than $10,000 budget

@@lelanddthompsonlll8560 I have a cupboard full of canned food and other dry goods, and I also have one of those flinty things, which I've practised using...actually makes lighting a fire really easy, as long as you've got something that will catch a spark. I still have much more prepping to do though. Another problem is self defence -here in Australia they've basically taken our guns and right to own them away...

good to know. What year vehicle was electronics in vehicles introduced, etc.?

@@singmysong1167 1989 saw the first primitive systems so you're looking at 40 years of vulnerable cars. Before that was HEI electronic distributors but can be switched out for breaker ignitions. Around 1973 on.

Gotta have (ethanol-free) fuel w/ stabilizer in it, & even then, that only prolongs the shelf life so long. No mention how older cars were manuals, & they skimmed over the likelihood of either kid & many adults today not knowing how to drive one.

@@leiatyndall8648 I learned to drive a stick when I learned to drive. That Chevy could have had a three on the tree but that would have detracted from the movie.

What good is all that if you can't get fuel.

That "not all endings are horrible" is just what I needed to hear today, Florida prepper, from a former Florida resident. I miss the Sunshine state.

Right. I liked it too: dad goes to a conference in Texas, EMP takes out all power, and dad somehow makes his way back thousands of miles to Lang, which is somewhere in Canada obviously. Sure! Happens all the time. Totally believable. I really loved the part where the bad guys just happened to show up where the girl and boy were, which was hundreds of miles from the town they started out in. And also the part where they didn't bother to explain exactly how the bad guys managed to get around town. But she lived happily ever after having been reunited with dad. How heartwarming.

@@terencedoherty1006 I think the bad guys walked around town

Budget means nothing ..all bout acting & script quality. Independent films are best ones out there.

@@terencedoherty1006 It's a decent movie. Don't overdo it. 90% big budget hollyweird movies are garbage now. We need more like this. #independentfilm

I just found it, I love movies like this cause it teaches people how to survive & to b-ware.

Don't know why there's no comments it was a good video, wasn't scary but very interesting to see how she made it through everything for that long.

I agree. It's not easy for one person to carry so much of a movie, but she's a good actress!

Where u from

@@VIDEO_PRODUCTION_INK that went right over your head buddy.

@@skimmer521 what do u mean?

Yum,yum! 🪱NOT!!!

I see what you did there 😄🤣👍

😂lol

LOL

333

So prepare! It's better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it.

​@Mr. 2cents. That's what my husband says but if i said anything about prepping for this kind of scenario he'd say I've finally lost the plot

Totally agree. If you want to keep a record of your life keep it internal. And say as little as possible to other people.

Agreed. Just like the old saying goes, loose lips sink ships. Old ww 2 phrase.

I have never believed in putting anything on paper.

agree

Perhaps Gerald you should change your name to something anonymous on you tube 🤔 😉

In 333 days his hair didn't grow at all.

That will be after the first year. It will be a year of hell first.

People don't know how to think for themselves, they were never taught how to have a conversion, let alone a debate. They are brainwashed followers on social media, sitting on their couches, afraid of everyone, and eating too much.

Great movie this why we are preparing, because this is going to happen

One would think... if you have food you also have the means to protect it. Nothing like a dead body outside your door to deter people from wanting to steal from you.

Sounds like a good recipe for failure

1965 Chevy. Impala SS

as long as a car has no computer. many were built after '63 without computers

​@@mikeellis9720 but wouldn't car batteries get fried by n EMP

@Ghalib Marsal not in the movies!

The less electronics in any car helps 70,s 80,s and 90s cars some would work with a bit of tinkering

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/fXicn616oYer1Jc.html

That's probably a little high. I think it's only about 90%. Surely 10% of the adults and kids out there aren't brain dead. Or are they?

Most people have no far sight. Those are the ones who will form gangs and go door to door once they're desperate enough. Prepare! Get lots of food, water, tools ,weapons, medecine, everyday stuff.

True. I think I'll suggest this to my son. My granddaughter is always on her phone. I think this movie would appeal to young people.

Where the h have you been?

*LILIANA PRINA* Unfortunately, it is something that could occur. I've been what is termed a _prepper_ (preparing, in case the brown, smelly stuff hits the proverbial fan) for the better part of four decades. A single or several EMPs were mooted, back in the day. It was just one more potential disaster to add to the list, but it has been elevated in the public mind over the last decade, due to rapid advancement in technology. Maybe time to purchase an extra tin of something or bottle of water, next time you visit the supermarket, just in case...

@@angelinasouren Depends on how intense the flare is, so another Carrington Event would take effect globally and we'd be unable to prepare for something that would hit us in just eight minutes.

@@traceyroyer993 Ikr. How many others, too?

Look up Faraday cages.