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Runtime: 101

Producer: David Gambino, Joel Silver, Susan Downey

Language: English

Actor: Kate Beckinsale, Gabriel Macht, Tom Skerritt, Columbus

Director: Dominic Sena

UPC: 085391140160

Region: A

Features: Widescreen

Film/TV Title: Whiteout (Special Edition)

Format: Blu-ray

Release Year: 2009

Rating: R

Genre: Action & Adventure

Run Time: 101 min.

Movie/TV Title: Whiteout (Special Edition)

Studio: Warner Home Video

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by sweeperjeff
28 Sep, 2016Top favourable review
Whiteout
Lots of action at the South Pole. Very good movie that will hold your interest throughout, especially when Kate has to have two fingers cut off due to frostbite.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: decluttr_store
by cannonclubonline
17 May, 2010
Really Fine Snow Blows Here, But Not Much Of A Plot.
To say this 90-minute film is plot-less & pointless would be an insult to the terms. I remember there being massive snow, loose plot points & bad Australian accents blowing around. Again, there was Kate Beckinsale showing us how she freshens up without locking her door so the old perverts (Tom Skerrit) can sneak in on her and catch a peek. Really, do we really have to do this B-movie style shower scene just to hold our interest at the South Pole? I don't really think so. A nice romance scene would have been sufficient to flesh out Beckinsale's character. (NOT!) What character. I can't really recall too much else, mainly because in only a short running time, it lapped itself with a blizzard of boredom. The film opens with a Russian transport plane hosting a ... To say this 90-minute film is plot-less & pointless would be an insult to the terms. I remember there being massive snow, loose plot points & bad Australian accents blowing around. Again, there was Kate Beckinsale showing us how she freshens up without locking her door so the old perverts (Tom Skerrit) can sneak in on her and catch a peek. Really, do we really have to do this B-movie style shower scene just to hold our interest at the South Pole? I don't really think so. A nice romance scene would have been sufficient to flesh out Beckinsale's character. (NOT!) What character. I can't really recall too much else, mainly because in only a short running time, it lapped itself with a blizzard of boredom. The film opens with a Russian transport plane hosting a bewildering gun battle at 10,000 feet in 1957. No one knows what's happening - on the aircraft or in the audience. Soon, though, the scene shifts to the present where U.S. Marshal Carrie Stetko (Beckinsale Van Helsing/The Aviator/Underground Evolution) is held up on a South Pole government outpost after shooting someone in a series of unforgettable flashbacks repeated 3/4 times. For all you people, who are like me and love to see people struggling against the wind in freezing cold deserted tundras of the South pole, I have to say yeah, this was a bone chilling ride, but only for the thrill. No strong plot makes this a candidate for cut down rendition of a 1 hour Fox TV series that could have really been worked out into a longer, more enjoyable film. Let's not mention the terrible dialogue, the confusing final fight sequences (everyone's in heavy parkas, so no one knows WHAT'S going on) and flashbacks. The flashback to scenes which took place 10 seconds before! The film has more than an appropriate title, as well. Some time in the future I'll just watch this while sleeping and save money on my white noise sound machine. After completing the newest mystery/action/thriller "Whiteout", directed by Dominic Sena (Swordfish & Gone in 60 Seconds), I was not only left in the cold, but felt as if I was all alone on an empty, expansive continent with no one to communicate with and certainly no one to explain what I just saw. Carrie and her friend, Dr John Fury (Tom Skerrit "Alien/Top Gun") discover a frozen body near the plane crash site and the investigation begins. Naturally, the picture then becomes a bit of "Alien/Carpenter's The Thing" with a side order of "CSI:Antartica," with a mysterious UN agent, Robert Pryce (Gabriel Macht, "The Good Shepherd/The Spirit"), joining in on the fun. While trying to unravel the secret of just what was aboard that Russian airplane, an annoying Aussie also tries to nose in on the action, while a sub-tropical hurricane comes blowing in just for laughs. All in all, like the location it takes place in, this film is a frozen, bleak, lonely, dark, desolate enterprise, with very little warmth (or chemistry) between the characters. I will say, if it weren't for Tom Skerrit in this film, I may have actually given this film a 1/5,2/5 score. Reese Whitherspoon was rumored to have considered this role, but it might have tanked her career for good. The blood /gore was not over the top, yet nothing really frightened me about this film. As a matter of fact, I fell asleep half way through and had to rewind it because I thought I had missed something important. Come to find out the 30 minutes I had missed was quite a washout (whiteout). Congrats if you finish!
by teppsn
20 Jan, 2010
Good Crime Drama
Kate Beckinsale (Underworld) stars as Marshall Carrie Stetko who is stationed in Antarctica. When the body of a man is discovered on the ice Carrie has to try to solve Antarctica's first murder mystery. She is helped by a UN operative (Gabriel Macht) a pilot (Columbus Short) and a doctor (Tom Skerritt). The plot revolves around a russian plan that crashed in 1957 that was carrying a special cargo. The plane is found by a group looking for Meteor's and problems arise when the group try to get the cargo off Antarctica. The movie is not the greatest crime movie ever made and some of the scenes are a bit of a let down. Beckinsale's character is full of doubt and the movie suffers for it, she could have come off a bit more confident in herself and that would have helped ... Kate Beckinsale (Underworld) stars as Marshall Carrie Stetko who is stationed in Antarctica. When the body of a man is discovered on the ice Carrie has to try to solve Antarctica's first murder mystery. She is helped by a UN operative (Gabriel Macht) a pilot (Columbus Short) and a doctor (Tom Skerritt). The plot revolves around a russian plan that crashed in 1957 that was carrying a special cargo. The plane is found by a group looking for Meteor's and problems arise when the group try to get the cargo off Antarctica. The movie is not the greatest crime movie ever made and some of the scenes are a bit of a let down. Beckinsale's character is full of doubt and the movie suffers for it, she could have come off a bit more confident in herself and that would have helped the plot move better. There are no real surprises in the movie as everything happens just as you expect it to. However, it is a good movie and I would recommend it.
by interioralaskan
07 Jan, 2018
Top notch
This is excellent!!!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: mikeyt91281
by jamesfburns2012
30 Aug, 2019
great movie
great product, thank you
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