The Grey

They other day I watched Liam Neeson's last film: The Grey.
Seven workers for a petrol company see themselves in a tight situation when their plane crashes in the middle of Alaska and they are the only survivors. Liam Neeson is the company's hunter (so the animals in Alaska don't eat the workers when they are outside) and he tries to lead the group to safety.


It shouldn't be too complicated, because they are only seven, they have no food, no shelter, no weapons and.. oh yeah, they have crashed in the hunting territory of an angry pack of grey wolves. It seem that wolves in Alaska are enormous because these bastards are going to start ripping the fuck out of the poor workers while they try to get so safety.


It is probably one of the most distressing films I have ever watched, but the idea works out pretty well, even if the plot sounds somewhat stupid. It works out cool, I promise. 
The cinematography is very cool too, with what looks like steady cams all the way and plays with light and darkness. Also the photography is very nice, although it is not difficult given that Alaska is pretty much virgin.


Very recomendable film: 8/10


Oh BTW, do not miss the end! It is one of the most badass things I've seen!