Minimalist and watchable at most.

nothing made sense... everything is impossible and dumb decisions are impossible as well writer must never ski/snowboarded in his/her life.

Inconsistent and unrealistic, they would have suffered more frostbite, there would’ve been way more blood, they wouldn’t be able to move that easily due to the cold. What happened to her hand that froze onto the bar? Dan’s body would’ve been dragged away by the wolves. Overall a good idea, but not executed properly.

As simple as it is, I enjoyed this tense chiller.

The movie is so lame. I hate it. Very little story.

I don’t get why this film is so highly rated I personally didn’t think it was that good. Unless you are a girl between the ages of 5-15 I doubt you will like it. Definitely not worth a watch which is pretty sad considering that a lot of Disney movies have been complete bangers. This unfortunately was not one of them.

What we watch movies for are moments we cannot necessarily get in real life; there were jaw drops throughout that made me thankful for the medium of cinema.

the best movie I have ever seen. I will never go on a chairlift EVER again.

A taut, relentless thriller that keeps you on edge, driven largely by its stark simplicity.

In a simple premise film like this, you need likeable characters, drama and a good amount of danger, and I feel Frozen hits the mark on these. The acting is great, the characters are relatable, and there is some real moments that make you cringe with second hand pain.

An absolute bore of a film that's carried heavily by a ridiculously unbelievable premise that is full of holes and inconsistencies. It's said right in the movie itself: "even the shittiest ski hill in the world wouldn't leave them up there."

It's very very dumb that they don't have mobile phone with them & also how the 2nd lead die in the movie & how the girl survive. It's very dumb.

This movie is easy to watch, I'll give it that. The plot is thin, but they are not fooling anyone. They never sold anything much different that what it delivers. It's a silly thriller about three people stranded on a ski lift, you know that from looking at the movie cover and you kind of know what will happen even before starting. We could give props to the effort in not shooting the scenes in green screen and not using CGI, that actually improves the experience a bit. But it doesn't save the lazy writing and uninspired acting. The solutions found by the characters are plain dumb, the dialogue and story development felt really flat to me and the main scene of the movie is poorly shot. The character seem like a very obvious mannequin. The positive thing is the premise, there's something about these cheap claustrophobic thrillers that I find easy to watch and to discuss. If you share that interest, you'll find this movie a silly one that you watched with a guilty pleasure. But even in that genre is not a memorable one. Not painful, not good either.

Very much a disgrace to wolves they would not do that so sad they have to make them look bad .

Ending was well off and the premise was great. However, this movie felt forgettable and missing.

Very intense movie. Very difficult to watch - for all the right reasons. People complaining about the "realisticness" of this movie aren't being reasonable. While the events are unlikely to happen irl, they are, in theory, possible, and that's all that matters for a film like this. If you're into a movie that will make your face clench with second hand agony and make you appreciative that you're in the comfort of your home, this movie is for you.

Maybe I missed something, but three young people on a ski lift and not a cell phone among them. At least they would know what time it is.

Shits relatable since I experience getting stack on a crane.

Too unrealistic to be enjoyable! Everything in this movie is stretched just beyond logical which makes it hard to watch. The events leading up to them being stranded are predictable and so unlikely it's absurd. The rest of the movie basically completely ignores what would happen to the human body in that situation to stretch out the movie. They couldn't even be bothered to make the dudes broken fake legs look half realistic, and don't get me started on how many times the girls tiny patch of frostbite changes! Nothing about this movie works if you go past the surface!

It was good but loses steam in the 3rd act. It makes it for 75 minutes but can't bring it home. When it is good it is tense but then it becomes a slog