Two operatives are appointed to posts in guard towers on opposite sides of a classified gorge.Two operatives are appointed to posts in guard towers on opposite sides of a classified gorge.Two operatives are appointed to posts in guard towers on opposite sides of a classified gorge.
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- 4 nominations total
Sachin Bhatt
- Officer Pascoe
- (uncredited)
Samantha Coughlan
- Janet
- (uncredited)
Alessandro Garcia
- Ruben
- (uncredited)
Greta Hansen
- Brit
- (uncredited)
Stephen Hulse
- Liquor Store Customer
- (uncredited)
Oliver Mason
- Douchebag Passenger
- (uncredited)
Adam Scott-Rowley
- Joel
- (uncredited)
József Tálos
- Woody
- (uncredited)
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Summary
Reviewers say 'The Gorge' garners mixed reviews for its unique concept and engaging performances by Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy, alongside impressive visuals. However, it faces criticism for plot holes, inconsistent pacing, and clichés. The chemistry between the leads is praised, yet the ending and certain narrative choices are often panned. Despite these issues, many find the film entertaining and worth watching for its action sequences and romantic elements.
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It was good to watch an uncomplicated linear story with nobody trying to be the next great film.
It just a solid narrative story with a bit of action, some fantastical elements to bring it all together, mystery and a little romance to spice it up.
We have a very small cast, limited sets and special effects which all goes with the narrative well.
This would have gone bad if it had a bigger budget, but this is just a solid, entertaining movie. Everyone from the writing directing. Camera, actors, special effects all just delivered quality.
I had given up on Hollywood been able to create these sort of movies. I assume the budget was small and all the parts just work.
It just a solid narrative story with a bit of action, some fantastical elements to bring it all together, mystery and a little romance to spice it up.
We have a very small cast, limited sets and special effects which all goes with the narrative well.
This would have gone bad if it had a bigger budget, but this is just a solid, entertaining movie. Everyone from the writing directing. Camera, actors, special effects all just delivered quality.
I had given up on Hollywood been able to create these sort of movies. I assume the budget was small and all the parts just work.
If they had got the casting wrong this film would of been a let down for me, The romance that develops was believable and charming and enjoyable to watch. Aside from that it's just a action film which at times left me thinking this was based on a video game...lots of blowing stuff up etc but honestly nothing hear for the horror fans. It follows the action film formula as well as the romantic film formula but completely ignores the horror formula. Yes it has sci-fi in it thus aliens or whatever they called them but they don't give you the creeps. Overall it is entertaining but only because of the casting. It's a great film for a rainy day ,it just isn't a must watch.
The premise of this movie was strong, unique and extremely intriguing. Ultimately, I didn't hate how it unfolded, but I found myself wanting more by the end. There were so many unanswered questions, so many things that could have been explored but weren't because of the time constraints that come with a movie.
Truly, this would have made for a much better TV show, or even a mini series, where things could be fleshed out properly and not rushed as much.
I also found myself wishing it were maybe a video game instead, especially during the moments where cinematically, it DID feel like I was watching a video game cutscene.
In the end, this was a decent film that wasn't able to live up to its potential because there wasn't enough time to explore the world, build the world, or flesh out the characters and conflicts in the world.
A video game or TV show would have been much, much better.
Truly, this would have made for a much better TV show, or even a mini series, where things could be fleshed out properly and not rushed as much.
I also found myself wishing it were maybe a video game instead, especially during the moments where cinematically, it DID feel like I was watching a video game cutscene.
In the end, this was a decent film that wasn't able to live up to its potential because there wasn't enough time to explore the world, build the world, or flesh out the characters and conflicts in the world.
A video game or TV show would have been much, much better.
First of all, the concept itself was fresh, and the romance between the two main characters was decent. Above all, the movie didn't feel boring even after about two hours, and the acting wasn't bad either. Initially, I thought the movie would be a fantasy monster film or one with aliens, as the trailer mentioned a monster. However, this film is actually a sci-fi action romance based entirely on scientific conspiracy theories.
That said, there were some parts in the middle where the plausibility was lacking, and the plot wasn't as meticulously crafted as it could have been, which made me lower my rating. Overall, though, it's still a movie worth watching.
This kind of action-romance film usually brings to mind the old-fashioned notion of chivalry, where a man is expected to sacrifice himself unilaterally for a woman. However, in an era where both men and women enlist in the military regardless of gender, such clichés feel outdated and old-school. What makes this film truly moving is that both the man and the woman sincerely and coolly sacrifice for each other, overcoming hardships together.
Last but not least, the idea of characters in a movie sharing love and hinting at the future through poetry and quotes really resonated with me, and it made me want to indulge in poetry again. In this age of AI content creation, it felt like a classic yet refreshing approach.
That said, there were some parts in the middle where the plausibility was lacking, and the plot wasn't as meticulously crafted as it could have been, which made me lower my rating. Overall, though, it's still a movie worth watching.
This kind of action-romance film usually brings to mind the old-fashioned notion of chivalry, where a man is expected to sacrifice himself unilaterally for a woman. However, in an era where both men and women enlist in the military regardless of gender, such clichés feel outdated and old-school. What makes this film truly moving is that both the man and the woman sincerely and coolly sacrifice for each other, overcoming hardships together.
Last but not least, the idea of characters in a movie sharing love and hinting at the future through poetry and quotes really resonated with me, and it made me want to indulge in poetry again. In this age of AI content creation, it felt like a classic yet refreshing approach.
I watched this on a whim but chose it for the cast. Was quickly enjoying the movie that constantly moved into new territory with the story.
And believe it or not, it had a pretty great love story something that is really hard to achieve within the genere of horror / sci-fi.
The characters were fun to get invested in and their relationship really made the movie compared to movies that have all action but we just couldn't care less if they died.
I do think it helped that I saw no trailers for the film. That really made it something I could enjoy without having any expectations. If your looking for a good sci fi, I recommend it.
And believe it or not, it had a pretty great love story something that is really hard to achieve within the genere of horror / sci-fi.
The characters were fun to get invested in and their relationship really made the movie compared to movies that have all action but we just couldn't care less if they died.
I do think it helped that I saw no trailers for the film. That really made it something I could enjoy without having any expectations. If your looking for a good sci fi, I recommend it.
Did you know
- TriviaThe bottom of the Gorge, as well as some creatures, are visually heavily inspired by the work of Polish painter Zdzislaw Beksinski.
- GoofsWhen Levi and Drasa exchange rifle shots across the gorge, they hit the canteen and champagne bottle, but don't hit the glass front of each tower directly behind each of them.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Música para aeropuertos: Lo último de Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross (2025)
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Details
- Runtime2 hours 7 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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