The Grey

2012 • 117 minutes

About this movie

Produced by Ridley and Tony Scott, the film tells of a group of oil-rig workers who find themselves stranded on the freezing Alaskan tundra after their plane home crashes. Their efforts to survive and find a way home to their loved ones are threatened when the men come under attack by a pack of vicious, aggressive wolves, who see the humans as intruders in their territory who must be killed. Sighting films like DELIVERANCE and TOUCHING THE VOID as inspiration, Carnahan looks set to return to the gritty realism of his breakout hit NARC. 2012 The Grey Film Holdings, LLC., All Rights Reserved.

Ratings and reviews

It would have been a mad movie if at least 1 person survived. They should have all died in the plane crash at the start of the movie and i wouldn't have wasted my time. Also, near the end, before he dies, he starts to swear at god which was stupid. On that case, he deserves to die.

This is one of those rare films which without tits and arse manages to keep the viewer interested. It's a Mans tale. It has depth and grit. Worrior poets will be drawn to this film.

You might say it's predictable but you can sense the fear and hunger for survival in the characters. really makes you think about what it would be like to be in their shoes. Interesting although simple story, main character was very well played. I loved it.