U.S. Marshal Carrie Stetko tracks a killer in Antarctica as the sun is about to set for six months.U.S. Marshal Carrie Stetko tracks a killer in Antarctica as the sun is about to set for six months.U.S. Marshal Carrie Stetko tracks a killer in Antarctica as the sun is about to set for six months.
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5.5/10
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- Writers
- Jon Hoeber(screenplay)
- Erich Hoeber(screenplay)
- Chad Hayes(screenplay)
- Stars
- Writers
- Jon Hoeber(screenplay)
- Erich Hoeber(screenplay)
- Chad Hayes(screenplay)
- Stars
Craig A. Pinckes
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- (as Craig Pinckes)
- Writers
- Jon Hoeber(screenplay)
- Erich Hoeber(screenplay)
- Chad Hayes(screenplay)
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- TriviaThe British Flag in the Communications room is hanging upside down. This is an inside joke common among actual real-life South Pole installations. Since they are at the bottom of the world, if you were to look at the globe proper, the flag would appear to be right side up.
- GoofsWhen Kate and the team went out searching for the lost plane, she's using a Garmin 60 series GPS. On the screen it shows the first page, which is the satellite signal page which also shows the longitude and latitude. By searching the coordinates that are displayed (50 deg 45'55.3N, 98 deg 22'61.2W) you find that they are in fact on Lake Manitoba, Canada; not the South Pole. (Lake Manitoba is a known film location.)
- Quotes
Man in Hall: Hey Marshal, don't you owe me a strip search?
Carrie Stetko: [about earlier streaking] You were the second guy out the door, right?
Man in Hall: Yeah.
Carrie Stetko: Not interested.
- Crazy creditsThe Warner Bros and Dark Castle logos fade into the aurora australis (southern lights) over the Antarctic sky.
- SoundtracksLaser Love
Written by Marc Bolan
Performed by T. Rex
Courtesy of Spirit Music Group o/b/o ITS Music Publishing BV
Review
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Great Friday night flick!
While digesting my Thanksgiving meal, I wanted to watch a good movie in front of the fire on a cold winter night. Whiteout seemed appealing because of the synopsis and the setting. I love the desolate setting of an science facility in the cold lifeless continent of Antartica. There is always something creepy and thrilling about being so far from civilization and life sustaining climate; the movie had a similar creepiness to some other thrillers that take place in deep space. The plot and setting were original, and keep you guessing throughout the movie. The suspense and thrills were more likened to a horror movie or a slasher film, but I say that in a good way. My 17 year old daughter and wife had to turn their eyes away for many scenes in fear and anticipation.
I like to judge movies by what their intent is. I try and compare Old School to Gone with the Wind for example... 2 completely different audiences and intents, but both great movies that deliver what they try to deliver. In my opinion, Whiteout delivered what it tried to deliver, a scary, interesting, beautiful, thrilling escape. Exactly what I wanted to see on a cold Friday night in front of the fire!
I like to judge movies by what their intent is. I try and compare Old School to Gone with the Wind for example... 2 completely different audiences and intents, but both great movies that deliver what they try to deliver. In my opinion, Whiteout delivered what it tried to deliver, a scary, interesting, beautiful, thrilling escape. Exactly what I wanted to see on a cold Friday night in front of the fire!
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