Total FilmSupremely led by Liam Neeson, The Grey may be a wilderness tale, pure and simple, but its as compelling as they come. Bring ...
E! OnlineAfter their plane crashes in a frozen Alaskan wilderness, Liam Neeson and seven other men must work together to bear the col...
Entertainment WeeklyThis Winter, in The Grey, Liam Neeson plays a brooding sharpshooter who fights tough to save his ass from being eaten by wol...
ReelViewsSome would argue that the best way to see Alaska is through the images captured by an expert photographer. As breathtaking a...
E! OnlineAfter their plane crashes in a frozen Alaskan wilderness, Liam Neeson and seven other men must work together to bear the col...
Entertainment WeeklyWinter-release slot + travel budget + Liam Neeson = slightly preposterous, routinely violent, apparently lucrative action mo...
Chicago Sun-TimesWhen I learned of Sarah Palin hunting wolves from a helicopter, my sensibilities were tested, but after this film, I was pre...
Chicago TribuneThere's an actual human element to go with Carnahan's Jack London-inspired depiction of humans against the elements.
New York Daily NewsJoe Carnahan's great adventure follows Neeson's lead and stays steely to the end, even as its grizzled winners take nothing.
The Boston GlobeIt's cheap the way The Grey wants to be both a Liam Neeson 'Quit Taking My Stuff' movie and an existential thriller about su...
The Philadelphia InquirerDevolves into a predictable man-against-nature, and man-against-fellow man, affair.
The New York TimesIt's a fine, tough little movie, technically assured and brutally efficient, with a simple story that ventures into some pro...
Wall Street JournalCertainly an adventure film but one with a spiritual ingredient that is both surprising and fiercely resonant.
SlateFor all its macho standoffs and action set pieces and menacing off-screen howling, The Grey is at heart a simple moral fable...
San Francisco ChronicleA handsome but gabby take on the standard survivalist thriller that's more concerned with lofty metaphysics than which poor ...
USA TodayWhat starts as a tense and moody survival thriller fairly quickly becomes tedious, forced and far-fetched as a septet of men...
New York PostIt may be too conventional for the art-house crowd, yet too arty for the megaplex. I prefer to call it an unusually reflecti...
New York MagazineThe Grey, despite moments of sublimity, is as predictable as a funeral. When Ottway angrily calls out to God, the nonanswer ...
Film FractureIf only The Grey stuck to the core animalistic themes it possesses it would have made for a more than mediocre time at the m...
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Director: Joe Carnahan
Writer: Joe Carnahan
Studio: Open Road Films
Cast: Liam Neeson, Frank Grillo, Dermot Mulroney
Release: January 27, 2012
Writer: Joe Carnahan
Studio: Open Road Films
Cast: Liam Neeson, Frank Grillo, Dermot Mulroney
Release: January 27, 2012
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