bailiemlee Great film and a must see! It's suspenseful, not a horror film, not a film strictly about wolfs.

gangsterboy-mo The end made it to bad.........dont know who won. boho

arguscustomknives This is one of the deepest movies I have ever watched. Point is not about the wolves, location or anything else. Point is about him loosing the loved one. And only If you lost someone you truly loved you will be able to understand what he felt. He went to take his own life but he couldn't, subconsciously he wanted that someone else does it, in this case it was the wolves.

Davis P The Grey (2011) is one of my favorites, and it is for many reasons. First of all, the plot. The plot consists of a plane full of men that crashes in the snowy freezing wilderness. There is a group of them, 7 to be exact, that ends up surviving. They must try their hardest to survive the extreme weather, plus a pack of vicious wolves that is hunting them. The plot really intrigued me, which is ultimately why I chose to watch. The plot was executed and carried out very well all the way through. The casting is another thing that the filmmakers did right. I'm not a huge Liam Neeson fan per say, but I do think he's a good actor and he did do a good job with this role, have a fine performance. Honestly, I loved Frank Grillo in his role, because yes, his character had cliché aspects to it, but as the film went on, that stereotype began to change and become something more. And I was pretty moved by Grillo's performance. Dermot Mulroney is another member of the cast I think did a pretty damn good job, he fit his particular role well. The writing was mostly pretty good, some of the lines were kinda cliché at times, but there was plenty good dialogue too, so the weaker lines were mostly forgotten/overshadowed. This is a thrilling suspense drama with a great cast and awesome cinematography. Very much recommended, 9/10!