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Jane (Sophie Turner) is suicidal and leaving treatment despite still spiraling out of control. Her plane crashes in the freezing mountains. She and fellow passenger Paul Hart (Corey Hawkins) are the only survivors.

The movie needs to get to the plane crash sooner. The treatment center opening section is unnecessary and unnecessarily artsy. All that can be revealed later with flashbacks and conversations. When she actually reveals her story, it's underwhelming. The opening is not adding much anyways. Her freak-out at the airport is more informative and more compelling. The plane crash could be better. It would be more logical if the plane crash happens when they are sitting side by side at the back of the plane. The logic is so false that I do wonder if he's a ghost. There is a lot that could be better. Their survival skills are trash although she has one great excuse. One would expect her character to be annoying but he's the annoying one. The locations are cool as long as they use the real locations. There is plenty of survival action but they are generally not filmed well. I don't know much about Mark Pellington but he doesn't seem to be a big action guy. This probably needs to be an action-packed survival film and they definitely need to get rid of the L word. They struggle to get that central premise through and that is what ultimately sinks this movie. I don't buy their connection and the L feels forced.

I survived watching it...but none of the characters really deserved too.... Not really an enjoyable story to watch. They've tried to paste a backstory onto it which doesn't fit the movie, the acting is pretty awful, and the characters make the stupidest errors every step along the way. The sentimental emotional story is probably not what fans of this genre of movie are really after. They could have invested that effort into a more engrossing and exciting survival experience. Both the cringe factor and the smh factor are high with this one I'm afraid. Scenery was OK and some effects were decent enough though.

Acting was good but the script really sucked. Stupid from beginning to end. I had to watch it just to validate how truly bad this movie was lol. No mention of food, water or any obvious survival strategies. Just off-the-wall stupid. Someone else had mentioned they needed to get to the crash earlier and I agree, although after the crash the film deteriorated quickly. In all fairness there were some good moments but not enough to validate more than a two star rating. I don't want to drag out this review but it's requiring at least another 160 characters lol. So I will say once again this was a waste of the talented actors in this film. A lot of these survival type films are pretty stupid to begin with and this one certainly fits the pattern.

Oh come on. The basic idea of the movie isn't so bad - classic road to redemption. Buh-huh I wanna die, uh no now I want to live! Why not.

Anyway. As an Austrian I feel compelled to contribute in terms of alpinism. I live in the flallands and I dislike mountains but still, it's in my DNA. Soooo you pretty, troubled kids. WHY on $deity's name are you running UP every mountain you see? I know, because it looks good from a cinematic POV. Why are the running up mountains that end abruptly in veeeery dangerous cliffs? Because it makes for good action when they climb down impossible, steep, slippery walls without skill, equipment and in street clothes just to happily walk up the next mountain?

Kids, REALLY! You wanna walk *down* the mountain, find a river and follow it. Easy, huh!

I'm also well aware that without those stupid decisions by characters we're supposed to take seriously, this would be a very short movie. Making dumb decisions carries it to 110 minutes. There is also a wolf attack out of nothing to add some time. Single wolf, mind you. And here I thought they hunt in packs. But it's nice to see an injured human can outrun and beat him in a fistfight. OK, suspension of disbelief NOW. And sure, after that Marvelous feat, finally find your river and your senses and just jump into the icy water. What could go wrong?

All in all, this movie provides some nice landscape shots from the Italian Dolomites. Which is all I can say about it. Some advice to Ms Turner maybe - find a new agent.

What a dump! Everything that could go wrong with this did happen.

What child wrote and directed this? These two mains had no connection at all! It's all make believe in the shallowest way... they are just 'stuck together' to fill a narrative.

All the injuries and frostbite are completely imagined and the Wolves!

Wolves do not attack humans! There have been between 2-6 attacks on humans in the USA since 1883 and 1 has been a rabid wolf and the other made up or a cornered wolf. Wolfs are afraid of human beings and just like this review of this movie, do everything to avoid contact with the source..

I actually really loved it. It made me cry, and I NEVER cry. I found it inspiring for anyone struggling with depression or other types of illness that causes them to lose hope. There can be real beauty in this world when you can find someone to open up to.

I'm sorry some other reviewers couldn't see the message of forgiveness and loving others. It can really make a difference in the dark. I encourage everyone to see this movie and take away the message of understanding mental illness and the devastating effects it can have on a person.

Sophie Turner and Corey Hawkins are truly amazing actors.

Beautiful story, scenery and good acting. However, it bothers me when writers (this is based on a book) and directors take liberties with wolves.

Wolves are more afraid of humans than most people would think. They are pack animals that shy away from humans and are NOT solitary blood thirsty human hunting beings.

If it were not for the "wolf" scenes, I would have given this a 9 or maybe a 10 because I liked the two main character's development and storyline.

The "wolf" looks like a husky or maybe a hybrid. Well trained canine, none the less and a gorgeous animal.

When will "Hollywood " stop with the demonization of a species???

This movie was absolute nonsense. While the visuals were quite stunning, and the acting was good, but significantly melodramatic; the writing and directing was absolutely baffling. It may have made more sense when it was a 12 part mini-series but the idea of sitting through 12 hours when I was already bored out of my mind by a 2 hour movie was simply torturous.

The logical holes in this movie were egregious also. If they had just stayed put when the plane crashed they would have been fine. I guess that wouldnt have made much of a movie, but the decision defied logic. The whole movie seemed like it was rushing itself and I kept asking myself why are they in such a hurry. Movie gotta movie, I guess.

The film begins with what seems like a psychological thriller where the psyche of the nail character is explored. After the plane crash, which was done very poorly, the whole story turns into a very unplanned story of survival. In this part, both characters are shown doing things that are unimaginable in reality, contrary to what the whole purpose of survival should be (the jump from the cliff to the tree was so so so cheap and amateur).

Overall, it may be entertaining to watch but not much else.

Confession - I'm only halfway through this movie but my eyes hurt from rolling them so hard. I genuinely wonder how this movie was funded and made because, in what world would a commercial flight leaving from one state in the US, going to another state in the US go down and the NTSB doesn't immediately jump into action. If a plane goes down, they look at where the plane lost contact and they swarm the area. I don't know whose decision it was to be so lazy as to not even bother explain the reason that they're only hope was to trek out of the snow-covered treacherous mountains because they were so alone that it might takes "weeks, or months, or never" for them to be found. Seriously?! Did you advertise this movie in smoke shops? What was the target audience that they thought wouldn't notice that this scenario is beyond implausible?

If I like the plot/idea, as long as the characters are interesting, I'll usually enjoy the movie. I teared up, so the movie didn't suck.

Not a movie that I was hyped, but was happy the entire time.

I'm writing my review like this, because I love bad movies as well.. if you're not picky, then it's enjoyable.

If you want action & excitement.. and picky, then pass I'd say.

I keep this part vague, but this is the plot I find interesting.

The IRONY. A woman wants to end her life, and something happens to stops her (if you watched the trailer, you'll know what stops her). That part was very enjoyable.

I didn't come here to talk about the film's story. At the end I saw that it was based on a book. I came here to congratulate everyone involved in its production. Actors, actresses, landscape, music, and plot. Films that make us cry, move us, give meaning to life, are rare. And this is one of them. If you haven't seen it yet, you don't need to know the story beforehand, the film's message appears throughout. The greatest reward a film can have, and this is the case with this film, is the emotion it causes in its audience. Thanks. (I used the words that I thought were sufficient to evaluate the film. I am adding these final words for it to be accepted.)

I liked the film. But it could be much better, and I'll tell you why, without spoilers.

Don't expect a suspense movie, but a drama film with a minute of adventure.

The plot is good. The film tells the story of a sick woman, in whom life gives her the opportunity to live, overcoming her nightmares. And the way the film does this is quite interesting.

The cast is excellent. Sophie Turner and Corey Hawkins are brilliant.

The script is very bad. The movie had everything to be a very good movie. It have good actors, good plot and an amazing scenario and photography. But the script really ruined all that!

Watch it, without the expectation of watching a masterpiece of cinema! Score 7/10.