The Grey 2011

影评 (31)

1. G

   Glen Chapman 2026年8月22日

   All you need to know is that Liam Neeson calls a wolf a motherfucker and punches it repeatedly in the face.

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2. G

   Grooveman 2026年8月22日

   I thought this would be Taken with Wolves. What it is though is a big-budget art film about impeding death. This film has the perfect ending and is one of the best films I’ve seen this year.

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3. J

   Jacob Knight 2026年8月22日

   “Fuck it. I’ll do it myself.”

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4. S

   Sydney🚀 2026年8月22日

   I’m not sure why I couldn’t get on board with The Grey, I appreciate what Joe Carnagan was trying to do but it felt slow and extremely cliche. They were kind of just running from wolves the whole time, so as a survival film it hit all the bases it had to (cliff, river, storm, people being killed off in x y z way), but I was never as riveted as I would expect from something in this genre. It’s very overtly primal/masculine and I enjoyed how their dynamic started to mirror that of the wolf packs, but otherwise the emotional beats weren’t bringing anything new to the table. Liam Neeson though is magnetic and the moments where we were…

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5. D

   DirkH 2026年8月22日

   Damn, this one knocked the wind out of me. I expected to see a well-crafted action flick and I did. What I didn’t expect was that it would be intelligent as well. The storyline isn’t really original, but it’s what is between the lines that makes this film extraordinary. This isn’t merely a story about survival, it’s also about what gives people their purpose in life. It asks questions about faith and doesn’t provide any easy answers. At the centre of all this is Neeson’s character. This is by far the best performance I have seen from Neeson. His character is burdened, on the brink of death and really doesn’t have anything to live for (the reason for this only…

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6. J

   Josh Lewis 2026年8月22日

   neeson is the modern, irish, b-thriller eastwood/wayne cowboy.

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7. P

   Peaceful Stoner 2026年8月22日

   This is so much more than just men killing wolves . . this is so much more . . A man’s unrelenting hope for survival and his basic discontent and displeasure with God. Liam Neeson screams in anger”Fuck faith,earn it.” I would give 4 stars for that alone.

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8. M

   Mike Flanagan 2026年8月22日

   Revisited THE GREY with my oldest son. I don’t know what it is about this movie that I find so haunting and affecting, but it remains one of my favorites. Joe Carnahan’s film is BLEAK, and feels like a simple enough story about a group of plane crash survivors pursued by wolves, but there is something else at work here that I find very profound. Perhaps the film’s nihilism is masking something else; perhaps the survival story is more complicated than it seems. It is a meditation about the inevitability of death, and the different ways we choose to meet it – assuming there is any choice in the matter at all. Certain moments (such as a man sitting on…

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9. C

   comrade_yui 2026年8月22日

   one of the most savage and unrelenting films i’ve ever seen — man against nature, man against himself, man against god, raging against a world which insists upon destroying him and all that he knows. simple, pristine, powerful — a visceral treatise on what it takes to survive in the face of impossible odds. live and die on this day, on all days.

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    𝐓👁️ 2026年8月22日

    An Analysis Why would a man, whose had his entire existence stripped down until there is almost nothing left (a man seriously contemplating suicide) end up fighting for his very survival? INTRODUCTION From the first shot, director Joe Carnahan signals the immensity of nature. The camera pans across trees and mountains using a low shot. Clouds slowly drift across. Wolves howl. No humans. No evidence of civilization. Then, the camera cuts to an oil refinery. Pipes and smokestacks replace the trees, the mountains with buildings. Smoke replaces the clouds; the sounds of machinery replace the wolf howls. Humanity has entered the wild and now attempts to tame it. In the film’s commentary, Carnahan said that “there aren’t many industries that…

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11. R

    Rafael "Mister Movie" Jovine 2026年8月22日

    Action! – Smokin’ Joe & The Team Carnahan Joe Carnahan’s masterpiece is still among the best survival thrillers ever filmed. Reason being, unlike most films of its type, which tend to focus more on action, this one is nearly entirely concerned with the survival elements. It’s a battle between two creatures, with one giving in to its baser desires to consume and destroy, and the other collapsing into existential emptiness and madness in the face of death. And I think the existentialism, the struggle against death even when it seems like the greatest option, the inability to hear the voice of God, and the overwhelming sense of isolation are key elements that set this picture apart from others and make it…

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12. C

    cagatayboy 2026年8月20日

    Sonu muğlak başrolü iyi olan eh hikayeli

13. A

    ajmorrison 2026年8月20日

    Liam neeson and wolves… didn’t find his backstory all that compelling.

14. J

    Joey 2026年8月20日

    Wolf meat scene made me hungry

15. M

    MinusEight 2026年8月20日

    Fuck yea

16. V

    Vikes1962 2026年8月19日

    Wolves, am I right?

17. A

    Arnarok 2026年8月19日

    Intense, atmospheric, thrilling, well directed and incredibly well acted (this legit might be the best performance I’ve seen from Neeson and yes, that’s counting Schindler’s List). A chilling and riveting watch from start to finish.

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18. T

    Tylua Petelo 2026年8月19日

    Grief, Wolves and Survival.

19. C

    Carrotine🥕Clara 2026年8月19日

    Cineaugust #15 I decided to put on the commentary track because I thought it would be a little boring and it actually made me appreciate The Grey a lot more. Those drunk scumbags are really passionate about their little film that you’ve probably never even heard about. Apparently, they hated one actor but didn’t specify who. Genuinely impressive at times and visually very great, especially everything shot in the dark. Perfect winter movie. This is what The Revenant was trying to be. The Revenant just wanted it too much.

20. F

    fran cesca 2026年8月19日

    It seems like not a lot of ladies on this flight. I found this movie incredibly boring. I was uninterested in the characters and had a hard time paying attention. Maybe I was in the wrong head space for it, I don’t know.

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21. S

    sal 2026年8月19日

    Gue gak ada di Alaska bersama mereka tapi gue bisa merasakan kalau gue akan panik gila begitu sadar gue terjebak di padang salju. The Grey berhasil gue bikin stres dua kali, pertama pas pesawatnya jatuh dan kedua pas denger suara angin bertiup kenceng sekaligus melihat hamparan putih. Liam Neeson yang di awal cerita pengen mengakhiri hidup malah membantu rekan-rekannya yang selamat dan jadi orang terakhir yang hidup. Kalo belom waktunya mah nggak akan dijemput. Ironis, memang. Sementara satu persatu orang…

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22. T

    twenky 2026年8月19日

    peak

23. T

    The Mefis 2026年8月18日

    não prometia nada e entregou um miojo quentinho!

24. M

    Matt Ehrman 2026年8月18日

    PSA: There is a post credits scene! Once more into the fray. Into the last good fight I’ll ever know. Live and die on this day. Live and die on this day.

25. C

    cinnamonscoobysnacks 2026年8月18日

    an incredibly redundant viewing experience

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    𝐓 𝐇 𝐎 𝐑 2026年8月18日

    It’s just okay!!!

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27. J

    jacks0nj 2026年8月18日

    this was even better the second time. it’s honestly a really emotional movie and the ending hits

28. U

    uudapxpe2 2026年8月18日

    7 men become six become five become four… wow wondering how this movie will end.

29. N

    nmcateer 2026年8月17日

    who’s in your wolf pack?

30. A

    Angst Kitsch 2026年8月17日

    Good movie about sad guys dying.

31. E

    Emir 2014年6月16日

    soğuk ve çaresizlik hissini baya iyi veriyor