Most of the elements of this movie are common in sci-fi. Some of the plot lines don't seem to make much sense nor are well explained. Unfortunately the main character is a rather limited actor. I did enjoy the main mutant actor.
Almost all the movie is filmed outdoors in winter. I like that. We don't have many movies that do that so that makes it very different.
While I expect and can tolerate problems with plot lines - there is one here that is just too extreme to ignore. The world is a frozen wasteland. Have been for 300 years. It is so cold that on the surface even an enhanced human can only survive 4 days. OK that makes for an interesting premise. But... in one scene when the main character puts his hand in water and takes it out - it freezes instantly and they rush to thaw it. Yet the small hole in the ice doesn't freeze over. Later in the movie they are walking across this freezing horizon with hats and hoods off. We meet humans later who also don't feel any need to cover their heads. Also it is said at least twice that all animal life has died yet we see one guy catching fish and in another scene a rabbit and a deer are hung up. But the movie makes a point that there is no life. And it's not like this is in some unexplored area - it's on their way to one of their emergency supply depots. And it is winter and trees are still standing which would be fine if this wasn't 300 after the endless winter started. Then we also see conifers - which would have also died 300 years earlier. If you are going to make a future winter world without life then at least film it in some treeless winter environment.
It's not a great movie but you'll likely find parts of it enjoyable. Just don't follow the plot.
Almost all the movie is filmed outdoors in winter. I like that. We don't have many movies that do that so that makes it very different.
While I expect and can tolerate problems with plot lines - there is one here that is just too extreme to ignore. The world is a frozen wasteland. Have been for 300 years. It is so cold that on the surface even an enhanced human can only survive 4 days. OK that makes for an interesting premise. But... in one scene when the main character puts his hand in water and takes it out - it freezes instantly and they rush to thaw it. Yet the small hole in the ice doesn't freeze over. Later in the movie they are walking across this freezing horizon with hats and hoods off. We meet humans later who also don't feel any need to cover their heads. Also it is said at least twice that all animal life has died yet we see one guy catching fish and in another scene a rabbit and a deer are hung up. But the movie makes a point that there is no life. And it's not like this is in some unexplored area - it's on their way to one of their emergency supply depots. And it is winter and trees are still standing which would be fine if this wasn't 300 after the endless winter started. Then we also see conifers - which would have also died 300 years earlier. If you are going to make a future winter world without life then at least film it in some treeless winter environment.
It's not a great movie but you'll likely find parts of it enjoyable. Just don't follow the plot.