I saw The Grey last night and it has honestly been YEARS since I have seen a movie that has made me laugh, cry, sit on the edge of my seat, start to turn away from gore, feel adrenaline run through my viens as I felt like I wanted to beat the crap out of a wolf too, feel like you are in the movie trying to survive ALL at once. While yes, certain parts are predictable, it's very minimal and there are some twists and turns. I loved the grit and realism of the Grey, how the situation could potentially happen to any one of us and how when you are faced with survival mode, you'll do almost anything to be able to see your loved ones again. I'd highly recommend seeing The Grey. *On a side note, if you are religious this movie may turn you off. There are lots of anti-God remarks from the different characters. Scenes where they call God and religion a fairytale, as well as a major scene wit Liem shouting obscenities to God and calling him names.

Just lousy. Liiam was very good,as always, casting good, story line wretched and unsatisfying. The message did not equal the tedium of the journey. A one trick pony for 2 hours plus.

Bad story line, bad directing, bad special effects (the wolves look fake and their restless pursuit of these guys is not realistic); so so acting (really not too much dialog), and stupid ending are not a good combo for this movie. Neeson's character (the hero) makes a series of senseless mistakes. I am sure it will make millions because of Neeson (and a low budget) but I suggest you save your money wait for this to hit cable, where it will be soon. On the up side the scenery in British Columbia was nice and at times Neeson is good. In short, I wish I would have spent my time and money on another movie.

The trailer makes this seem more action packed then it is so for that it somewhat disappointed me because i was hoping for taken with wolves pretty much. But its a man vs nature survival movie and its very good at it. Although i dont like the way wolves are portrayed in the movie liam says in the movie that their probably on the wolves land and they are threatened by humans so that can somewhat make a wolf attack(not very likely though). Anyway the airplane crash probably the best in any movie. It shows how people bond together in trouble times and try to help and care for each other because everyone there is convicts. It all around was a very good movie and stay after the credits theres a scene hope this helped anyone

It's rare that I go to a movie that doesn't have absolute action (explosions, mountains of bullets, carnage, big body count)......or the best in science fiction and vampire flicks....but this one...well... I wanted to give it a view...afterall....Liam is a great actor. I was not dissappointed.....it was a great flick about survival of the fittest........man vs. nature........but above and beyond that......it allowed the audience to get inside the minds of those who are about to die (and know it)......which always begs the proverbial question........"do you believe in the greater power.......is it a new found world of angels that will be guiding you towards a beautiful afterlife...or simply the fact that you will no longer exist?