The Grey – Review
Judging by The Grey, director Joe Carnahan's new deep-freeze thriller, that might do it. The best thing about this movie is its shivery hypothermic vérité, a credit to the skill of cinematographer Masanobu Takanayagi, working under what must have been
Clearly the best thriller this year (although 2012 just started), I don't think I have enough words to describe how much I love and respect this film. Shot in harsh terrain in 40 days without all t
FRIDAY PM, 3RD UPDATE: Sources are telling me that the No. 1 movie at the North American box office is projected as Open Road Films acquisition of Liam Ne.
Clearly the best thriller this year (although 2012 just started), I don't think I have enough words to describe how much I love and respect this film. Shot in harsh terrain in 40 days without all t
It's primal, it's primitive…it's Grey. By Brett Martin 'The Grey' Is Gritty, Good, and Packs a Big Bite. Liam Neeson and a bunch of roughneck oil riggers go down in a plane crash in the frozen Alaska wilderness in "The Grey." Neeson plays John Ottway,
