Into the fray the grey movie#

Into the fray the grey movie#

We donвЂ™t get a definite answer, as to what happens after the movie ends, which gives us options вЂ“ to make our conclusion(s). He in his mind has been tested and heвЂ™s realised, this might be the ultimate test. And not only thatвЂ™s objectively badass, but it works in line with what we can see in him. To the point where he isnвЂ™t afraid to die, but if he were to die, he will go down fighting. But unlike the guy with nothing to live for at the beginning of the film, heвЂ™s changed. WeвЂ™ve seen the crucial moments in his life that shaped him. WeвЂ™ve been on the same journey heвЂ™s been on. The main reason I love it is by the time we get to it, we know and understand LiamвЂ™s character, in and out. The atmosphere, the story, LiamвЂ™s character (I donвЂ™t remember seeing him as great maybe since this movie came out) the camaraderie of the survivors, everything just falls into place.Д«efore I wrap it up, let me quickly talk about the ending without going into the spoilers. But what this movie does, it does superbly. I wonвЂ™t name any, as I want you to have the same surprise, as me, because I truly wasnвЂ™t expecting them. You also might not be surprised by certain twists and turns this story takes, but I remember when I watched it for the first time, right after it came out and was surprised by two things. But they make sense within the story and they never felt cheap.ДЄnd that is the thing about this film вЂ“ if I am being honest, this film does not do anything new or anything different to plethora of survival movies prior. Just making sure this is said вЂ“ this movie isnвЂ™t horror by any means, but that doesnвЂ™t mean you donвЂ™t get a few wolf jump scares. I was cold alongside the main characters, the movie made me feel how they felt and even the jump scares worked. To me, thatвЂ™s always a good sign, when I am not thinking about the time, or any particular flaw(s) because I am living in the movie. But I was so into this movie, I didnвЂ™t have the time to nitpick anything. And I am sure if you focused hard enough, youвЂ™d find more. For example, itвЂ™s definitely fortunate enough that the one expert on wolves just happens to survive the plane crash. Yes, you could nitpick this film to death. They all try their best to survive, not surrender to the sweet release of death, as not only the cold, winter environment is against them, but also, the movieвЂ™s secondary enemies (because letвЂ™s face it, the primary enemy in this movie is the weather/snow) appear soon вЂ“ the wolves. Ironically, by surviving a plane crash and trying to be вЂњkind ofвЂќ a leader to a group of 6 other men, who also were lucky (?) to survive. Just think about our heroвЂ™s journey, in the beginning, heвЂ™s only a few seconds away from killing himself (since this happens within the first five minutes, I donвЂ™t consider this as a spoiler) and throughout the movie, he gets a second chance. To me, The Grey is about a couple of things вЂ“ the will to live, the perseverance of the human spirit. There is вЂњa bitвЂќ more to learn about his wife by the end, but itвЂ™s not the point of this film by any means. But in the same way, this is not an action movie, this isnвЂ™t a mystery movie either. Throughout the entire movie, we see LiamвЂ™s character missing her, and all we have heard from him about her was вЂњShe left.вЂќ ThatвЂ™s it.

Well, technically, there is one aspect you might consider as a mystery one вЂ“ his wife. What also helps is the fact this isnвЂ™t a mystery. But in here, the flashback scenes enhance everything, as they are placed carefully throughout. With films like this one, itвЂ™s usually these exposition scenes that sometimes manage to completely take you out of a scene or even the movie you are watching. What this movie is, is a harsh, survivor drama about a man, who when we meet him for the very first time, you can tell heвЂ™s been through something, and the movie slowly reveals everything at its own pace. Does it have some action elements? Sure, but at the same time, you might laugh a couple of times, but that doesnвЂ™t make it a comedy either. the wolves.вЂќД«ut let me say this, loud and clear вЂ“ The Grey is not an action film. Plus, if you actually watch that trailer, even without that scene, it does look like more of an action film, вЂњLiam vs. HereвЂ™s the thing вЂ“ he was absolutely right about that, but I canвЂ™t say I blame the audience, for feeling like theyвЂ™ve been misled as to what they were about to watch. What didnвЂ™t help the cause was the fact the director removed a scene of Liam Neeson fighting a wolf from the finished movie, as he felt вЂњthe film had reached its emotional height by that timeвЂќ (source: trivia section of ). Unfortunately, most of that talk was about how people felt betrayed by the trailer, as it made it seem like an action movie. When this movie came out back in 2011, I remember movie fans talking about it a lot.