I enjoyed this movie, but then I'm a 60-something woman who quite fancies being a lone survivor after an apocalypse. I'm not sure who else this film would appeal to. Sure, the scenery is breathtaking and almost worth watching the movie for that alone, but the actual story is oddly dark and depressing. I don't think it's supposed to be--I think we're supposed to see someone coming back to life with the help of all this awe-inspiring nature. Maybe it's just a reflection of the fact that this film is quite realistic that the fate of the characters strikes home, and you don't get a typical Hollywood-style happy ever after vibe. So, a bit dark. A bit depressing, but nice snowy mountains. So other than tough old birds of a certain age who'd like to escape modern life, as I said in the title, who is the audience for this?
If you love scenery, give it a go.
If you love scenery, give it a go.