Whiteout Movie Review

Fancy a trip to the South Pole? If so, then this is the film for you. In fact, ice majestic landscapes of Antarctica are the only reason to venture into this confusing potboiler.

Adapted from a graphic novel, Whiteout also has the dubious distinction of being the script for two sets of brothers.

After a rather tense prologue involving a Russian airliner crashed into the snowy wastes, the description of the beaters made for 50 years.

The rest of the connect the dots refer to a U.S. Marshal history (Beckinsale) who must unravel a murder mystery before the arrival of the winter storm holder. As secondary characters die around her, Ms. Sherlock Holmes ax is stalked by a psychopath driving. The ensuing confrontation provides a scare or two, but really nothing we have not seen before.

Just in case you are wondering why the law enforcement officer is stationed at the post forgetful of God, director Sena (Gone in 60 Seconds) uses flashbacks about his past mission failure.

Kate Beckinsale, it is considered that the advantage far better in films like Underworld (2003), barely passed muster. Deaf and dithering best describes this movie.

Cast: Kate Beckinsale, Tom Skerrit,
Address: Dominic Sena

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