Dragon Day (2013)

• Year: 2013
• Released: 28 Oct 2014
• Country: United States
• Adwords: 1 nomination
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1772262/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/dragon_day
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: Not Rated
• Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
• Runtime: 95 min
• Writer: Jeffrey Travis, Matt Patterson
• Director: Jeffrey Travis
• Cast: Ethan Flower, Åsa Wallander, Jenn Gotzon
• Keywords: china, chaos, invasion,

	3.9/10
	40% – Critics
	40% – Audience

Dragon Day Storyline

When out-of-work engineer Duke Evans and his family try to rebuild their lives in a remote mountain town, their own version of the American Dream is cut short on the day a devastating cyberattack destroys the U.S. as we know it. Every microchip ‘Made in China’ has been infected with a virus that rapidly shuts down all modern technology. The aftermath happens fast, and as the rule of law, water, and food run out, Duke and his family must use all their wits and the unlikely help of Alonso, an illegal immigrant, to survive this frighteningly realistic scenario.—Travis, Jeffrey

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Dragon Day Movie Reviews

A very realistic invasion concept, slow pace, average acting. Decent film overall

Low budget films can flop if they start too slow, but this one has some pace. The story was very intelligent, not overly complicated. The plot was simple, believable and no obvious holes. The directing was very good, give Mr. Travis a real budget :). The acting was average to decent, except the wife (Wallander), who’s expressions at times left me confused to irritated. Maybe that’s what she was going for.

The best part of the movie is the concept and plot. I’m a fan of IT as well as lo-tech, and who doesn’t think about what you would do if things went sour. This has it all, and watching it you might learn a few things. It really makes you think.

Not wasted time at all, I was pleasantly surprised and would watch it again if friends ask.

Good low budget movie

What a great story. This movie has the storyline of a big budget movie. Definitely worth watching.

Now, I have to say that the acting was a bit spotty. It wasn’t uniformly great, but pretty good nonetheless. Largely, the problem with the acting was bad timing, and I don’t think that was the actor’s faults. There were scenes where the cinematography was a bit off and editing could have been better. The action scenes were a bit stifled and could have done with better choreography. There was definitely a place for some big action and explosions, but this movie (I’m assuming because of a constrained budget) didn’t go that route. But, again, overall a good movie. This is one of those low budget movies that could be really successfully remade into a blockbuster. That said, this movie stands head and shoulders above other low budget movies I’ve seen.

In short: Worth watching.

It’s still your money. You just can’t have it right now.

Duke (Ethan Flower) gets laid off from his NSA job. He moves into his grandfather’s mountain home, only to find out it is rented out to a Mexican (Eloy Méndez). About the same time the US defaults on our loan to China and the next thing you know, planes are dropping out of the sky. This is Y2K bug on steroids. Duke, with the help of an old time neighbor, (William Knight) work to survive against no TV, no phones, no new cars operational, and every man suddenly becomes a rapist.

As dad tries to save the world, mom (Åsa Wallander) whines he doesn’t spend enough time with his daughter (Hope Laubach). They run out of food about the same time his sister (Jenn Gotzon) announces… “the toilets are out of water!!!!”

The US falls into a police state with “citizens” wearing controlling wrist bands just like the preppers predicted. Americans freely side with the Chinese Communists….for a nifty red wrist band. Not as good as a Nokia concept phone, but hey, it makes the arm.

This is a low budget “Red Dawn” light, that has so many plot holes, the movie is ridiculous. At the end, during the most serious scene of the film, as Duke makes a hard decision, I was laughing at the MST quality.

Parental Guide: F-bomb. Off screen rape. No nudity.