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| Dylan McDermott was phenomenal (by rs-89619) |
| This was Dylan McDermott's finest performance. He was funny, witty, intense, charismatic all at the same time. I watched this movie 5 times. He's one of the best dramatic artist of his time. |
| This was a great effort on a low budget. (by samboseley) |
| This movie may not be for everybody, however, I enjoyed this. I won't lie and say that the first ten minutes, that is supposedly what you need to draw a viewer in was riveting. This needed a little work and could have been made stronger.However, as the story progressed, I began to empathise with the lead character. Wrong place, wrong time, who hasn't been in that situation?For a limited location movie, and a limited cast movie, this was a hit in my eyes. The chemistry from the actors showed and this only increased the enjoyability of the film. As a screenwriter, I can appreciate a <more> |
| Chilling! (by zardoz-13) |
| Dylan McDermott delivers a tour-de-force performance in "Freezer," an imaginative, single-setting saga about an automobile mechanic imprisoned in an industrial freezer. "Hard Rain" helmer Mikael Salomon, "8 Million Dollars" scenarist Tom Doganoglu, and freshman scribe Shane Weisfeld maintain interest and momentum as they peel back the layers of a mystery surrounding our hero during the film's 90 minutes. The ordeal that our hero, Robert Saunders, endures in a walk-in freezer where two grim Russians thugs have confined him is unrelenting from fade-in to <more> |
| Saved by suspense (by cekadah) |
| What keeps this movie from being a cold chill flop is it's ability to keep the level of suspense and mystery at full speed from start to finish.No I didn't believe Robert could last as long as he did in the freezer. And no I didn't believe Detective Sam could live in the cold with those wounds ... etc. etc.But what kept my attention was the constant twist and turns Robert pulled in psychological tricks on the Russian mob members. And the suspense in guessing what his next move would be in his quest to save himself.The story is worth it just for that reason. I did get a bit <more> |