Al filo del peligro
Al filo del peligro
Director:
Lee TamahoriGuión:
David MametCámara:
Donald McAlpineMúsica:
Jerry GoldsmithReparto:
Anthony Hopkins, Alec Baldwin, Elle Macpherson, Harold Perrineau, L.Q. Jones, Kathleen Wilhoite, Gordon Tootoosis, Randy Birch, Bart el oso, Brian Steele (más)Sinopsis(1)
Tras un accidente de avión en las boscosas, frías y hostiles tierras de Alaska, el multimillonario e intelectual Charles Morse, acompañado de su escultural y joven esposa Mickey, y el cotizado fotógrafo de moda Bob Green, se ven envueltos en una desesperada lucha por la supervivencia en medio de las montañas. Pronto descubrirán que el mayor peligro no proviene de la naturaleza, sino del miedo y de la traición de los hombres. (20th Century Fox España)
(más)Reseñas (5)
It is a pity that our film distributors did not think of putting this film in our cinemas. The beautiful landscape of Alaska would look great on the big screen. The scene when Hopkins and Baldwin fight the grizzly bear is really great and very realistic.
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An excellent adventure drama about a journey from the wilderness back to civilization. Anthony Hopkins as always acts perfectly and Baldwin is also extremely good. The scenes with the bear are filmed superbly and are sufficiently suspenseful. The music from Jerry Goldsmith, with beautiful motifs is also amazing. And the wonderful landscape. 70%
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The Edge is today a legendary survival darma, with Anthony Hopkins in an unusual role, Alec Baldwin in his best years, and although Elle Macpherson is only for a moment, her delicacy and feminine beauty fit perfectly with the wilderness of the local fauna and flora, and the initial calm before the storm nicely entices the viewer. The scenes with the grizzly are thrilling, as well as the well-thought-out psychology and behavior of the characters.
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A very fine film starring Hopkins, Baldwin, a bear, a haunting score by Jerry Goldsmith and Alaska.
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My favourite film with a mega-charismatic Tony, a believable touch of psychology in a crisis situation where humanity merges with animal instincts, beautiful and untamed nature and one of the best physical fights between man and wild animal ever seen on film. It could have been shorter and the various narrative devices could have been connected more convincingly, but that doesn't change the fact that I'll always enjoy rewatching The Edge, reliving it with the same intensity. 85%
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