Unbelievably good. Acting is superb. Cinematography is great. This is not a movie that tries to show you how pretty that area is. It is obvious that nature is more than willing to kill you. Disney this isn't. Renner's portrayal of a grieving parent is perfect. I speak from experience. There isn't any of the "people standing around telling you what is happening or what just happened." You are there. You don't get all the answers. There is none of that closure BS. With 15 minutes to go you will know what is about to happen and it is terrifying. All you don't know is how it will exactly end. It is simply two locomotives hurtling toward a head-on collision. Gonna happen. Nothing can be done about it.
One of the best I've seen in the past 50 years.
Renner is one hell of an actor.
One of the best I've seen in the past 50 years.
Renner is one hell of an actor.