Frozen

The best kind of horror film, about innocent people plunged into mind-boggling circumstances beyond their control.

The film moves along, in its paradoxically static way, at a pretty fair clip. I look forward to Green's follow-up.

Frozen would get props for a novel plot, except that its storyline appears to be ski-lifted from the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" episode where Larry is stuck on a chairlift with an Orthodox Jewish woman who is terrified of being seen with a man after sunset.

It's difficult to get into its "What would I do?" vibe, though, through so thick and transparent a barrier of contrivances.

Green also can't maintain the suspension of disbelief necessary as we watch three charmlessly written characters bicker and attempt inane ideas. It's one thing to be scared with them, and quite another to feel trapped with them.

Adam Green's Frozen explores a tiny idea exhaustively, and I mean exhaustively.

Frozen is good for five minutes of "What would you do if?" games. Then it's just stiff as a board.

This was, without question, one of the most terrifying and suspenseful movies I have ever seen. I have rarely been this affected by a thriller. I am stupefied by the negative reviews here from professional and amateur critics alike. "Bad acting"? You have got to be kidding me; these actors were amazing. They made the dread, extreme fear, terror, and horror so real and so visceral that I had to take a few breaks while watching it because it was almost unendurable. Shot entirely on location, in freezing weather, this film literally made me feel as though I were going through what the characters were experiencing. There is only a small amount of gore, and it isn't gratuitous in the least; most of what's gory happens off-screen while the camera focuses on the reactions of the helpless others. Kudos to the entire cast and crew for doing spectacular work on what can only have been a challenging shoot, to say the least.

It's kind of a crappy movie but it's enjoyable to watch. Also, i like the premise. It gets your gears turning on how you would escape.

If I talk about the movie "Frozen " First I talk about this and not animated by the liveliest have to fly me to " The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" , but getting back to this film was a boring oco , but had a magnificent chilling tone.

The acting was terrible, terrible ending, the middle was the best part and was actually very suspenseful.

Three skiers stranded on a chairlift are forced to make life-or-death choices, which prove more perilous than staying put and freezing to death. (3)