Good post-apocalyptic movies anyone?

"Ever Since the World Ended" is about two filmmakers after the world is devestated in a plague (there are only 186 people left in San Francisco).

Sure, the premise is pretty stupid (a documentary after the world has ended...for who? and why?). There are a few other things that are pointless, like the teacher telling kids about Leonardo DaVinci, when arguably more important is the need for the kids to learn how to grow crops, salvage, and/or hunt. Plot holes, like a character who is murdered, are never resolved.

On the plus side, though, are the things you never consider about the end of the world. When kids are born afterwards, what will they think about the adults stories of what the world was like? How do people deal with death after so many have been killed (another annoying point about the movie...they say it's worse now when someone dies, then move on like nothing happened). There's a very interesting scene at a home for women where a woman wants to have a kid and propositions one of the men about town.

But she's not saying "come fuck me, man-meat!" Her and the man discuss it with the group of women over dinner. Does he have responsibilities to the child? Does he even want it? Procreation is the important theme to the conversation, not what to do after the baby is born.

Anyway, it's on Netflix instant watch, and though it's not a great movie, it's interesting to see a post-apocalyptic film that's not about killing one another.