Frozen(2010)
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02/05/2010 (US)Thriller1h 34m6.0
"No one knows you're up there."
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When three skiers find themselves stranded on a chair lift at a New England ski resort that has closed for the next week, they are forced to make life or death choices that prove to be more perilous than staying put and freezing to death.
Adam Green
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A review by The Movie Mob
6.0
Written on August 19, 2022
**Overall : A cold, harsh, and brutal story with a gritty realism that takes its terror to another level.**
Frozen is a fairly straightforward film. A group of friends get stuck on a ski lift as the ski resort shuts down for the season, stranding them to fight hypothermia, ferocious wolves, and dizzying heights for survival. Don't expect deep character development or powerful themes. But what Frozen does offer is a horror movie with such realism that it feels like a true story. The anxiety and fear are authentic and genuine to what anyone would experience, making the movie much more tense and horrific. Frozen is far from perfect, but its true-to-life suspense and panic grip its audience with tangible dread and fear.
Frozen is a fairly straightforward film. A group of friends get stuck on a ski lift as the ski resort shuts down for the season, stranding them to fight hypothermia, ferocious wolves, and dizzying heights for survival. Don't expect deep character development or powerful themes. But what Frozen does offer is a horror movie with such realism that it feels like a true story. The anxiety and fear are authentic and genuine to what anyone would experience, making the movie much more tense and horrific. Frozen is far from perfect, but its true-to-life suspense and panic grip its audience with tangible dread and fear.
