I thought this was parody...

[NickFitz]

…featuring a virus-ridden pig.

They've got a thing about pigs, this lot

It is a good film though. Whether or not it's any more of a meaningful guide to pandemic response than Independence Day was to MacOS 9 file transfer utilities, I don't know.

[DoctorStrangelove]

I'm waiting for it to mutate into "Survivors (1975)".

If I spot Brian Blessed I'll be off like a shot.

[NickFitz]

He ought to have taken more note of Jude Law's character. Then they might have had a plan in place to combat the entirely foreseeable stream of crap on social media from people looking to make a quick killing by promoting anti-vax, anti-mask conspiracy bulltulip

[vetran]

Imagine if Hancock had watched Zombie Apocalypse , UK would have bought shotguns and cans of food.

KUATB

'If you have food in the house, please use that': Hancock warns people in South African Covid areas | Daily Mail Online

'If you have food in the house, please use that': Health Secretary tells people in South African variant areas they MUST use up stocks in cupboards and freezers before leaving to go shopping to halt spread of coronavirus

• Another 33 cases of the South African Covid variant have been spotted in UK
• PHE says 143 people have now been struck down with variant since December
• Hancock: 'We are saying ''If you have food in the house, please use that''.'

[David71]

Imagine if Hancock had watched Zombie Apocalypse , UK would have bought shotguns and cans of food.

Day before the first lockdown I bought a new 12 bore and an air pistol

Air pistol got a lot of use in the garden over the summer, haven't had a chance to shoot the shotgun yet though .

[d000hg]

Imagine if Hancock had watched Zombie Apocalypse , UK would have bought shotguns and cans of food.

Instead of toilet roll?

I bought an air rifle as lockdown was coming in 90% for vermin control. Well, 100% vermin control depending how you view it.