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While that’s the most some of us can ask for right now, the film weaponizes our cultural anxiety and declares that living a tolerable life in a burning world is enough, so long as we make the most of it.

In the first act of Flanagan’s movie — that’s Act 3 for those who need to be reminded that “Life of Chuck” is not your average narrative feature, okay! — the world is ending.

"We're confident he can return to his best and that's why we keep picking him. And at what point do we stop picking him?"

If that's the case he may end up being a passenger.

That’s good not just for births but for marriages: Women will become more enthusiastic about partnering with those men.