The Grey

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only thing about this movie I grab is that it gives an insight on how wolves hunt and work. besides, that it's just a cool drive movie. Not a Liam neeson style tho but him and the other casts did great in this survival movie . A 6.0/10 to me

don't watch this movies waste of time the endings sucks

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It's not very often that I give up on a film half-way through, given that I have already invested an hour or so, but I finally lost patience with this absolute turkey of a movie. How Liam Neeson agreed to be in this collection of utter twaddle is beyond me. I don't necessarily expect movies to be completely realistic but this one just doesn't hold together at all. The conduct of the characters is ludicrous, the animal behaviour of the wolves is unnatural, the special effects are poor and the script is ham-fisted with every fourth word being "strong language". My advice? Don't waste your time - I wish I hadn't.

I can't think of anyone else that could've carried "The Grey" on his trusty shoulders like Liam Neeson. He is perfect for this movie. He makes the mixture of tortured character and menacing undercurrent look easy. His ever-capable leadership after a plane crash (not to mention his staring down of a pack of preying wolves) is something I can only wish I had. But for all of its white-knuckle terror and intensity (that sound design is a trip), "The Grey" is a surprisingly moving affair from an emotional standpoint. It's got a knack for killing someone off just when you've grown attached. Camaderie gets built up and then -boom- they're gone. It's a kickass man vs. nature movie, yes, but I wasn't prepared for the hard-hitting third act. That wallet scene, in particular was an unmitigated punch to the sternum. And the final image of openly defiant Neeson, fists brought to bear and ready to fight, is one that I still can't shake, And not sure I want to. 8/10

Liam Neeson stars in this 2011 thriller based on a short story, "Ghost Walker." This film starts with John Ottway (Neeson), a huntsman who's depressed over the loss of his wife taking a flight home with a bunch of oil workers. After falling asleep and waking up from a bad dream, he discovers that the plane has crashed in the middle of Alaska. He realizes he's not the only survivor, but 6 others and they unite heading into the snowy wilderness where they become hunted by a pack of hungry wolves. John and the others get to know each other while trying to survive. I've liked this since first seeing it at the movies and Liam is great in it as usual. I recommend this good thriller.