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Frozen (I) (2010) 6.2
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Metascore: 43/100
Reviews: 289 user | 215 critic | 16 from Metacritic.com 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. Director:Adam GreenWriter:Adam Green |
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At Mount Holliston, snowboarders Dan Walker, his girlfriend Parker O'Neil and his best friend Joe Lynch don't have enough money to buy lift tickets. Parker bribes Jason, a lift-worker, with one hundred dollars. When the system is nearing closure, they force Jason to let them have one last pass. However, Jason needs to resolve a problem and his colleague misunderstands his instructions and stops the lift. The trio of skier and snowboarders gets stranded on the chairlift near the top of the mountain. When they see that the lights of the ski resort had been turned off, they need to make a choice: leave the chairlift or freeze to death. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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EnglishRelease Date:
25 March 2010 (Kazakhstan) See more »Also Known As:
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Opening Weekend:
$131,395 (USA) (5 February 2010)Gross:
$243,390 (USA) (22 November 2013)Company Credits
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Joe Lynch: I don't see her.
Dan Walker: The shift changes. Just give it a couple of minutes.
Parker O'Neil: Are you sure about this?
Dan Walker: Yeah yeah, works all the time. Besides, this lady loves Lynch. Loves him.
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Written by Johnny Anguish
Performed by Dirt Mall
Courtesy of Daykamp Records
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Actor Joel David Moore (a frequent staple in Adam Green's films) is the voice from base who tells "Cody" (played by Kane Hodder) to turn around in the snow cat and come back. See more »Goofs
The snowstorm during the first night on the lift is depicted as being heavy enough to bury the equipment the protagonists threw down to the ground, but subsequent establishing shots of the ski resort show the mountain covered in tracks in the snow left behind by skiers and boarders previously. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Joe Lynch: I don't see her.
Dan Walker: The shift changes. Just give it a couple of minutes.
Parker O'Neil: Are you sure about this?
Dan Walker: Yeah yeah, works all the time. Besides, this lady loves Lynch. Loves him.
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Hello Los AngelesWritten by Johnny Anguish
Performed by Dirt Mall
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Yes, brutal, like a lost Stephen King short story from the seventies, one of those with a small cast of characters that keeps getting smaller. You cross your fingers and just hope the ones you're rooting for survive to the end.
And terrific. The cast totally sells a script that could have either gone over the top into "Cliffhanger" territory or become sentimental, and ditto for the sparse direction. Nothing is wasted, everything works, and you are on the edge of your seat the whole time despite the almost non-existent plot. The script is a textbook example of taking a compelling hook and playing it out to its conclusion no matter the cost.
The perfect film to watch in the dead of winter, with all the lights on and - most importantly - a fire in the fireplace. Even then... you still may not be all that glad your character made it to the last page.