Movie - "They Grey"

• Non

  

  B+ or A-
  
  You knew it was going to be a bleak film going in but I loved how it tied together.
  
  Roger Ebert said in his review "stay through the end credits"
  
  I didn't. I must've missed another scene.
• imex99

  

  bigdaddy2003;1065321 wrote:How do you get to see the movies early? You've probably explained already but I can't remember.

  
  Free movie screenings in Columbus weekly....
  
  No catches, free... The worst part is getting to theater early and standing in line.
  
  http://www.gofobo.com/
  
  You register and look around for rsvp codes or they email invite you.
• KR1245

  

  Non;1068615 wrote:B+ or A-
  
  You knew it was going to be a bleak film going in but I loved how it tied together.
  
  Roger Ebert said in his review "stay through the end credits"
  
  
  
  I didn't. I must've missed another scene.

  
  You didn't miss much.
  
  I thought it was ok, nothing great but not bad either.
• hangonsloopy

  

  I really enjoyed it. I'd probably give it a solid B. it was a tad slow at times but not bad. Did anyone stay after the credits? Liam is a bad-ass.
• Laley23

  

  Yeah, I didnt stay after the credits. Didnt know about it. Anyone want to post a spoiler about the scene we missed?
• berry

  ******SPOILER ALERT*****
  
  
  
  
  Post credits showed a man in a protective suit, presumbably Liam, getting mauled and then humped by a police dog while the cops laughed at him. Looked like it might have been staged but somebody forgot to tell the german shepherd.
• hangonsloopy

  

  Laley23;1068883 wrote:Yeah, I didnt stay after the credits. Didnt know about it. Anyone want to post a spoiler about the scene we missed?

  
  ***SPOILER***
  
  
  
  
  The last scene was the alpha wolf lying on the ground bloody. Still breathing though.
• Non

  

  ***Possible spoiler alert***
  
  
  
  
  
  Even though it was an open, ambiguous ending it was still an appropriate ending in my opinion. With Neeson reciting the poem again and getting ready for the last fight. Very intense and climactic. Also the scene where he was screaming for help from God. Awesome work. He carried the film, no question.
• Laley23

  

  Non;1069139 wrote:***Possible spoiler alert***
  
  
  
  
  
  Even though it was an open, ambiguous ending it was still an appropriate ending in my opinion. With Neeson reciting the poem again and getting ready for the last fight. Very intense and climactic. Also the scene where he was screaming for help from God. Awesome work. He carried the film, no question.

  Agreed. I like to believe he smoked the Alpha Wolf but then got pummeled by the rest lol. The movie was pretty realistic in how 1 man gave up, the others didnt survive. The way they had it set up, and the way the movie progressed it makes sense for him to die as well. Not everything is a happy ending. I liked that they left it up for discussion, but I believe he died.
• martyirish

  

  I liked that they made it realistic. Not having all the guys survive. Having the one guy give up, having the wolves pick them off 1 by 1. I dont know if wolves actually hunt like that or not, but it certainly is plausible...and honestly, most of the stuff seemed "real". So I dont really know what MartyIrish was talking about.
  
  Wolves don't hunt humans, they will stay as far away as they can from us.
• martyirish

  

  fact
  wolves do not hunt humans, they will stay as far away from us as possible
• gorocks99

  

  fact
  there is no evidence of autobots nor decepticons, and captain archibald witwicky is not thought to have existed
• Laley23

  

  martyirish;1069833 wrote:fact
  wolves do not hunt humans, they will stay as far away from us as possible

  Guarantee you that I can google "wolves attack humans" and over 10,000 hits to disprove that fact. It's like saying the movie is dumb because that is 100% impossible to happen. Which is not true, wolves typically avoid humans, but attacks have and will continue to happen.
  
  First hit btw:
• martyirish

  

  Wild wolves are generally timid around humans. Wolves usually try to avoid contact with people, to the point of even abandoning their kills when an approaching human is detected
  
  from a wikipedia
• cat_lover

  Dear Marty:
  
  A wolf killed my Grandmother.
  
  Sincerely
  Little Red Riding Hood
• brutus161

  

  martyirish;1069901 wrote:Wild wolves are generally timid around humans. Wolves usually try to avoid contact with people, to the point of even abandoning their kills when an approaching human is detected
  
  from a wikipedia

  Well there you go, it has to be true then.
• bigdaddy2003

  

  I'm kind of shocked it only made 20 million this weekend.
• Laley23

  

  martyirish;1069901 wrote:Wild wolves are generally timid around humans. Wolves usually try to avoid contact with people, to the point of even abandoning their kills when an approaching human is detected
  
  from a wikipedia

  From the same entry on wiki lol
  
  Specifically about the grey wolf: "Retired wolf biologist Mark McNay compiled 80 events in Alaska and Canada where wolves closely approached or attacked people, finding 39 cases of aggression by apparently healthy wolves, and 29 cases of fearless behavior by non-aggressive wolves.[16]"
• DeyDurkie5

  

  martyirish;1069901 wrote:Wild wolves are generally timid around humans. Wolves usually try to avoid contact with people, to the point of even abandoning their kills when an approaching human is detected
  
  from a wikipedia

  Laley23;1069977 wrote:From the same entry on wiki lol
  
  Specifically about the grey wolf: "Retired wolf biologist Mark McNay compiled 80 events in Alaska and Canada where wolves closely approached or attacked people, finding 39 cases of aggression by apparently healthy wolves, and 29 cases of fearless behavior by non-aggressive wolves.[16]"

  
  derp
• Heretic

  

  gorocks99;1069836 wrote:fact
  there is no evidence of autobots nor decepticons, and captain archibald witwicky is not thought to have existed

  fact
  i rep'd you
• SportsAndLady

  

  I wasn't too big a fan of this movie. I don't know something about it I didn't really like. It was too "jumpy" for me I guess, I fucking hate movies that make you jump, unless it's a horror movie where I know it's coming.
  
  I also wanted to see a little more survivor scenes, and thought it really just turned into humans vs wolves instead of some bear grylls shit.
  
  I don't know. I gave it a C.
• hoops23

  

  SportsAndLady;1070041 wrote:I wasn't too big a fan of this movie. I don't know something about it I didn't really like. It was too "jumpy" for me I guess, I fucking hate movies that make you jump, unless it's a horror movie where I know it's coming.
  
  I also wanted to see a little more survivor scenes, and thought it really just turned into humans vs wolves instead of some bear grylls shit.
  
  I don't know. I gave it a C.

  You sound like a pussy, you bitch.
• SportsAndLady

  

  hoops23;1070639 wrote:You sound like a pussy, you bitch.

  I'm a lover not a fighter
• hoops23

  

  SportsAndLady;1070658 wrote:I'm a lover not a fighter

  You should have checked out "Beauty and the Beast" then. :thumbup:
• Laley23

  

  What part(s) made you jump? I can think of a few that mightve made someone jump, but I did not personally. Just curious.