7,2 / 10 stars / director Steven Soderbergh / Brief Beth Emhoff (Gwenyth Paltrow) returns from a business trip to Hong Kong with a stop over at the Chicago airport, where she has sex with her former lover. Beth feels ill, but thinks the problem is jet leg. She travels back home to Minneapolis and spreads the virus to her son Clark and her husband, Mitch. When Beth and Clark die, Mitch goes in quarantine where the doctors realise he is immune to the mysterious virus. Meanwhile in Hong Kong, London and in a small province, cases of the mystery illness are cropping up, as the American CDC and the World Health Organization give their best effort researching the virus. A race against the clock begins, as the virus is spreading in a geometric progression, and if no solution is found - very fast - humanity will cease to be / runtime 106 m / genre Action / Scott Z. Burns

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Machine gun part is the best. We watched this in my epidemiology class. One of my fav films, its actually makes you more aware of how more personally hygienic you could be. 0:23 Meanwhile in Russia. Look, don't insult this guy, he was super sick, obviously his head was flying and he couldn't think, why would he be thinking logically about whether he could have infected someone? it's not like he had the flu, you know.

I wash my hands as much as I can now because of this movie. Eres un crack. My fav... 🥰🥰🥰.

Meron bang nde remix nito. You've been hit by you've been struck by a truck. Dr: She's Dead Guy: Can I talk to her? Yes talk to your dead wife. I didn't like this song when I first heard it. But then for some reason, I came to the realization that this song was amazing. I luv u. The infection from the Left 4 Dead series next please. This is one of those films where the actors, along with their respective star-powers, just dissolve into the characters they portray. Antivaxxers the movie. I like the name of this Movie.
This is a Heaviside Layer Production movie trailer for The Movie "Contagion" Starring Tony Montanaro, which premiered in Flagship Cinemas in Oxford Maine in 1999. Arnold Jackson's film credo:
After seeing a documentary on ancient civilizations, it occurred to me that maybe at a certain point in our evolution, we started to unconsciously replicate the same design function as our DNA. We could be building the "cell linings" of the walls of our civilization in such a way that mimic the exact function of how the cell works. For example, the market place acts in the same way as mitochondria. The exchange of commerce, or money gives the civilization, the rest of the cell, more power. When we wonder why we are living in this civilized world, we don't realize that we are innately designed to build it like this. We just follow the blueprints of our DNA to act in the world; our actions are following that plan. Civilizations use symbols that atone you with a memory, or resonance of the epiphany of it all. Civilization gets so big when you are building it, that you can't see that it is a mirror reflection of yourself. I believe that is why we have developed religions with temples. Temples are like schools; they are a storehouse of the information from the past. They are designed in such a way that condenses the information of the history of man's paradigms up until that point in a sacred artifacts, the statues, and the precession around sacred temple designs, invoke memories of how we got to where we are today. It may be like watching civilization go through the embryonic maturating points of evolution. In doing that, we tend to get the literal interpretation mixed up with the spiritual enlightenment; the awareness of the essence of what it all means and our connection to it. That is how we are one with God; it is when we have that religious experience. It is the satori, ah, I am connected to all and that is my purpose! It is to contribute to this foundation." That is what church is. A house that stores the blueprints and knowledge of our oneness with a cosmic design. What we are doing as a larger society is trying to figure out what the worldwide religious-evoking symbols are. I think movies come close to that. As an artist, I want to show that we are all doing the same thing, regardless of what language we are speaking. We are evoking these remembrances of the creation of everything and how we are connected to it all. I think that we perfectly reflect that.

Just watched this movie like 2 minutes ago it was great I've watched it like 3 times already. Contagion (2011) This is an outbreak film about the spread of a new virus and attempts of medical researchers and public health officials to identify and contain the disease. The loss of order provides the tension. In a pandemic, can they finally develop a vaccine to stem its spread. This movie features an all star cast that includes Bryan Cranston, Matt Damon, Laurence Fishburne, Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Kate Winslet. This film moves very slow for the first hour and not much faster in the second half. It's not a bad flick, just leaves you wanting something more.

This particular virus and break down scared me a lot! It's so realistic. 2:26 Emma Willis is that you? Seriously tho this song/video is D O P E. THIS IS SO EPIC WHO NEED SLEEP I ONLY NEED MUSE'S ALBUM. The main point my friend and I learned from this movie was to wash ur hands... Is this song about WWII and the Nazis? Buried war crimes and the Final Solution. 2:43 Thriller xdxd. Ith kanditt keralthile nipah threat orma varunnavar like. I had a horrible nightmare I was in this movie. O started watching the video but got so interested in the Movie so I watched it and I realy liked it👍 Also Great video.

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