Inheritance while initially intriguing, turns out to be uninspired, unevoking and underwritten.

So what's the purpose? The mother Catherine knew who he was, the video and key wasn't given to her. The brother William would just leave him to rot, it wasn't left to him. So it's left to Lauren for what reason? If Archer wanted her to know about him, he would of left information in the bunker, so it can only be some kind of test. Pegg's character turns out to be her father, but that's not solely it. We aren't given the reason. Catherine says "you're one of us," but does she want to be after Archer put her in this position? Who knows. Also did she know if the gun was even loaded, had she ever fired a gun? Seemed sure of herself in these situations. I always had the feeling she'd be in his place at the end, because she never lets anyone know of her whereabouts. She could have told Harold to do something if she went missing, even though he dies. The performances aren't memorable and there's nothing new here, though Lily Collins ain't bad. The brilliant Phil Collins's daughter.

I have to admit that the premise for "Inheritance" is quite unlike any movie I have seen (or heard about) to date, and that I was kept interested in it to see how things would be wrapped up in the end. However, when the end credits started rolling, I didn't find myself satisfied. As others here have stated before me, this movie has quite a lot of holes in its plot. How did nobody know about the bomb shelter before? Why didn't the heroine's father leave her proper instructions about her "inheritance"? Then there are questions that come up at the end that the movie does not answer, such as the unmentioned fate of the heroine's brother, who simply disappears from the story. The performers do a pretty good job despite the weaknesses in the material, and the entire production looks okay despite a limited budget. I've seen worse on Netflix, I admit, but I think this is one acquisition you should only look at when you've run out of really good movies to watch there.

This was probably one of the most crazy plots that I have seen in a while .

I watched it with my jaw dropped for the most part .

Lilly Collins was all wrong for this role, she looks 17 years old and is supposed to be a District attorney and super business woman .

Absolutely nothing here was convincing , from her unlikely husband and daughter , to her even more unlikely mother , these people were just thrown together , and Simon Pegg ? Crazy role !!

And, are we supposed to believe that a man can surive for 30 years underground, with no human contact , bar 1 person , with no need to ever see a doctor or a dentist ,or any kind of specialist in all that time Not to mention the reason he was there in the first place , just ridiculous and mad.

I watched it through, but, really its just plain silly.