. United States. United KingdomLanguageEnglishBudget$25 millionBox office$77.3 millionThe Grey is a 2011 co-written, produced and directed by and starring,.
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It is based on the short story 'Ghost Walker' by Ian MacKenzie Jeffers, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Carnahan. The story follows a number of stranded in after a plane crash, who must wage a war against a pack of stalking them amidst mercilessly cold weather.Released in the United States on January 27, 2012, the film received praise for its philosophical themes, cinematography, sound effects and acting, while some of the dialogue and the film's ending were criticized; it grossed $77 million worldwide.
Contents.Plot John Ottway is a marksman for an oil company in, killing grey wolves that threaten the drillers. On his last day on the job, he sees a driller being pursued by a wolf and shoots it, listening to the wolf’s final breath. That evening, Ottway writes a letter 'without purpose' to his wife, Ana (Anne Openshaw), explaining his plans to commit suicide, but does not follow through.The next day, Ottway survives a plane crash with fellow oil workers, watching helplessly as Lewenden dies of his injuries. Ottway takes charge of the survivors and is attacked by a wolf and rescued by the group; they realize they are in the wolves' territory and take turns keeping watch.Hernandez (Ben Bray) is killed by wolves, and Ottway suggests they leave the crash site, but Diaz questions his leadership. While searching for the wallets of the dead to return to their families, Diaz finds an emergency wrist watch with a radio beacon.The group leaves the crash site, but Flannery falls behind and is killed by wolves.
A pack of wolves approaches and the survivors run for the trees, lighting a fire to ward off the animals and building makeshift weaponry. Diaz succumbs to stress and threatens Ottway with a knife but is quickly disarmed. Before he can apologize, he is attacked by a wolf, which the group manages to kill and roast for food. Ottway surmises the wolf was an sent by the to test the group. A crazed Diaz beheads the wolf’s corpse, throwing the severed head at the pack.Diaz tells the group of his and Talget states that he believes in God and lovingly talks about his daughter.
Ottway says he is also an atheist, but wishes he could believe or have faith, and recites a simple poem written by his father.A blizzard approaches, and in the morning, Burke , who had been suffering from, is found dead. The remaining survivors travel to the edge of a canyon. Hendrick secures a line to a tree on the opposite side, and Diaz and Ottway traverse the canyon. Talget gets his foot caught on a hook, and the rope breaks away and he falls to the ground. Barely alive, he hallucinates a vision of his daughter, and is dragged away by wolves. Attempting to save Talget, Diaz falls from the tree and badly injures his knee.Diaz, Ottway, and Hendrick arrive at a river where Diaz, humbled by his journey and unable to walk, explains that he can accept dying in the middle of nature. Leaving Diaz to his fate, Ottway and Hendrick continue on and are set upon by the wolves.
Hendrick falls into the river and is trapped beneath the surface; Ottway is unable to pull him loose, and Hendrick drowns. Now alone, Ottway angrily appeals to God to 'show him something real', but seeing nothing, decides he will “do this on my own.”Exhausted, Ottway eventually stops walking and goes through the collected wallets. He realizes too late that he has stumbled right into the wolves' den – the team had been walking towards, not away from, the danger.
Surrounded by the wolf pack and facing its leader, Ottway looks at his wife's photo in his wallet. It is revealed that she was dying of a terminal illness, the reason he was earlier preparing to kill himself. As the alpha wolf approaches, Ottway arms himself with a knife and shards of liquor bottles taped to his hand. He recites the words, '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.' He charges the alpha wolf.In a brief post-credits scene, the alpha wolf takes its last breaths, similar to the wolf Ottway shot and killed earlier. Ottway lies against the wolf, his fate unclear.Cast.
as John Ottway. as John Diaz. as Jerome Talget.
as Pete Henrick. as Todd Flannery. as Jackson Burke. as Luke Lewenden. Ben Hernandez Bray as Hernandez. Anne Openshaw as Ana OttwayProduction The Grey reunited director with producers and (credited as executive producer) as well as actor, who collaborated on the 2010 action film. The film initially imagined a much-younger lead character and, who also worked with Carnahan on The A-Team, was cast in the lead role, but he was eventually replaced by Neeson.Filming began in January 2011 and ended in March.
The film was shot in forty days. Though set in Alaska, the film was shot in and, with several scenes being shot at the. According to magazine, in the climactic scene in which Neeson's character pens a letter to his wife, Carnahan urged Neeson to 'channel his grief' over the death of his own wife,. Carnahan disclosed, in a Q&A session following an early screening at the in, that he had shot an alternative ending (that he'd never intended to use) showing Neeson battling the alpha wolf. It was supposed to be included in deleted cuts, however, no extras were included on the Blu-ray.Release The world premiere of The Grey took place on January 11, 2012, at the in Los Angeles. The film was released nationwide on January 27, 2012.
Marketing Promotion for The Grey in part targeted Christian groups by issuing a 'film companion', which highlighted the spiritual value of the film. Marketing also partnered with to highlight the hazardous filming conditions. Incorporated comments by film critics to promote the film in the third trailer for The Grey.
This was the first time tweets from and Twitter handles for professional critics had been used in a film trailer. Music The Grey (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)by. ReleasedFebruary 14, 2012 ( 2012-02-14)Length35: 09The score for The Grey was released on CD February 14, 2012. A digital version available for download was released on January 24, 2012. Writing the Letter'2:002.' You Are Gonna Die'3:144.'
Eyes Glowing'1:256.' The Morning After'2:577.' Collecting Wallets'1:538.' Wife Memory'1:099.'
Life and Death'2:5210.' Lagging Behind'1:5311.' Running From Wolves'1:4612.'
Daughter Appears'2:1313.' Last Walk'2:3414.' Into the Fray'1:49Reception Critical response On, the film has an approval rating of 79% based on 203 reviews, with an average rating of 6.9/10. The site's critical consensus reads, ' The Grey is an exciting tale of survival, populated with fleshed-out characters and a surprising philosophical agenda.' On, the film has a weighted average score of 64 out of 100, based on 35 critics, indicating 'generally favorable reviews'. Audiences polled by gave the film an average grade of 'B–' on an A+ to F scale.gave the film 3 and a half stars out of 4, and wrote that the unrelenting harshness of The Grey so affected him that he departed the screening of a different movie on the same day:It was the first time I've ever walked out of a film because of the previous film.
The way I was feeling in my gut, it just wouldn't have been fair to the next film. There's time for some conversation among the men, and this film, directed by Joe Carnahan and written by him and Ian Mackenzie Jeffers, treats them as individuals.
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They're not simply a group of victims. The Grey advances with pitiless logic. There are more wolves than men. The men have weapons, the wolves have patience, the weather is punishing. I sat regarding the screen with mounting dread.
The movie had to have a happy ending, didn't it? If not 'happy,' then at least a relief in some sense? Sit through the entire credits.
There's one more shot still to come. Not that you wouldn't be content without it.The film also earned a place on A.O. Scott's list of the year's ten best films, and film critic Dana Stevens included it in her runners-up for the year's best movies. Film critic also had The Grey in his top 10 best movies of 2012 list, placing it at number 3.Dissenters' reviews tend to focus on the film's abrupt ending and perceive the emotional and philosophical undertones as unnecessary. Siobhan Synnot of gave the film two stars, commenting that 'On the down side, there's a lot of dull pretentious philosophizing about the heartlessness of nature and God.
On the up side, you get to see a man punch a wolf in the face.' Some reviewers and analysts have described the film as having an theme, due to characters such as John Ottway (Liam Neeson) pleading for divine help but not getting any. Box office The Grey opened in North America on January 27, 2012 in 3,185 theaters and grossed $19.7 million in its opening weekend, with an average of $6,174 per theater, finishing first. The film ultimately earned $51.6 million domestically, and $25.7 million internationally, for a total of $77.3 million, against its $25 million production budget. Controversy On January 19, 2012, 's featured an article about the movie's crew buying four wolf carcasses from a local trapper, two for props for the film and two wolves for the cast to eat.
This angered environmentalists and animal activists, who were already irate that the film depicts wolves in a negative light, specifically at a time when grey wolves had recently been removed from the in many western American states. In response to the portrayal of wolves in the film, groups including and started drives to boycott the film. Open Road responded by placing a fact sheet about the grey wolf on the film's official website, with cooperation from the.
Carnahan responded by downplaying the significance of the violent wolves portrayed in the film, instead highlighting the significance of man's internal struggle for survival. Awards The film was nominated in 2012 for the 's Scat Award in Scare Tactics and Silly Information categories, being granted said distinction in 2013. References. secondtake (January 27, 2012). Retrieved May 7, 2015. British Film Institute.
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