Craters of the Moon

The movie was ok... the characters were a bit annoying, especially the husband.... but we sat through the whole thing... I liked the ending more than most of the movie.

This film has top notch acting and the story pulls you in immediately. The plot has a brisk pace and its easy to love/hate/sympathize with the characters.

The camera work and direction does an excellent and strait forward job of presenting a married couple stranded in winter making unwise and selfish choices.

This movie is pretty predictable and strait forward but I still enjoyed it and was interested to see how it would turn out.

It was a good solid film across the board.

So you think you've had bad boyfriends or girlfriends? Get a load of Roger, played by Cody Lightning. I'm assuming Mr. Lightning is a fine person in real life, but, man, can he play a jerk.

After a confrontation with another baddie at a rest stop, Roger speeds into a snowstorm with his wife, Molly, played very well by Breeda Wool. Molly is quite pretty and apparently sensible, and you're wondering for quite a while how she got involved with this piece of work. Could be a case of battered spouse syndrome, who knows.

So they drive into the snowstorm in the middle of the night and get their classic mid-60s Mustang stranded on a deserted road. (What a waste of a great car on a guy like Roger.) Naturally, Roger blames his wife. They're stranded for days, with Roger making Molly's life hell.

The film is slow at times, with Roger heaping one indignity after another on Molly. But... stick this one out. The ending is worth it.

I would definitly reccommend this film! Its a good mixture of drama and thriller and it allows for you to see the true dynamic of the relationship as the storyline progresses.

I've never wanted 2 people to die so much. I hated them equally. He's a dick and she's weak. There are so many scenes were literally nothing at all happens, you are literally listening to her whine or breathe heavily and him with a smug smile. Insanely boring movie