Potential Turns to Cheap Rubbish

Rating: 1/10 (26 December 2017)

We chose this movie based on the glowing online reviews. The first real sign of trouble with this movie came when the pathetic excuse of an FBI agent (played by Elisabeth Olsen) opens the door on a grieving Mother in the act of committing suicide. And what is the FBI agent's reaction upon seeing the attempt? She shuts the door and walks away - making no attempt whatsoever to stop the suicide attempt, or to inform the others present, so they could stop it. So, think about it - the FBI agent and other cops are there to investigate a case where someone has already died, and in the process they have an opportunity to save the life of the grieving Mother, but choose not to intervene so they could continue trying to solve the underlying case. Then, the scene where the FBI agent fills some trailer-park trash guy full of holes, after he attacks them for no apparent reason - other than to add some excitement to an otherwise dreadfully boring movie. Nevertheless, we stayed fairly interested in this disaster of a movie to the point where the dozen or so opposing cops all drew their guns at the oil drilling site. That was one of the stupidest and most over played nonsensical scenes I've ever seen. How could an intelligent person take this movie seriously after that? Anyone who stuck with the movie after that ridiculous scene, at least got to witness all these morons needlessly shooting each other to death as the villain ran off. I can't believe I paid to see this rubbish. After it was over, the only ones we cared about were the three starving mountain lions that had somehow escaped slaughter by all the gun-happy imbeciles. With all the dead bodies left in the snow, they hopefully kept fed for the remainder of the winter.