The Grey

[CBStew]

A worthwhile movie on two levels.  It is an action film.  But it is an allegory about life.  (Yes, Wheezer, I am serious and not on anything.)  If I talk about everything that came to mind while I watched this movie I would probably call bullshit on myself.  But when one of the characters settles down to die he does so with a profound resolution that Is beyond refutation.  It reminded me of the scene in "Little Big Man"  when the grandfather climbs onto his funeral structure because it was a good day to die.  Except in that movie a raindrop interupts his death.  No raindrops here, only the wolves who are constantly on your tail reminding you of the inevitable. 

[R-V]

A worthwhile movie on two levels.  It is an action film.  But it is an allegory about life.  (Yes, Wheezer, I am serious and not on anything.)  If I talk about everything that came to mind while I watched this movie I would probably call bullshit on myself.  But when one of the characters settles down to die he does so with a profound resolution that Is beyond refutation.  It reminded me of the scene in "Little Big Man"  when the grandfather climbs onto his funeral structure because it was a good day to die.  Except in that movie a raindrop interupts his death.  No raindrops here, only the wolves who are constantly on your tail reminding you of the inevitable.

I second the recommendation. Went in without expectations on this one and really enjoyed it. As you'd expect, Liam Neeson is a badass. It's on Netflix streaming.