Melissa George,
Ed Speleers,
Eamonn Walker,
Sean Harris,
Karel Roden
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A group of five mountaineers are hiking and climbing in the Scottish Highlands when they discover a young Serbian girl buried in a small chamber in the wilderness. They become caught up in a terrifyin... read more
Directed by: Julian Gilbey
DVD Release Date: March 20, 2012
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Flixster Reviews (283)
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April 11, 2012
"Where has your compassion gotten you today?"
A Lonely Place to Die is a tense thriller from the UK that turned out to considerably exceed my expectations. A group of mountain climbers in the Scottish Highlands stumble upon a buried pipe from which they inexplicably can hear the... read more -
January 11, 2012
This is a pretty neat thriller, and it could well take the Gilbey brothers to Hollywood.
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January 7, 2012
Excellent British thriller about a group of climbers who discover a kidnapped girl who they try to save whilst being hunted by the kidnappers.
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October 8, 2011fb1341085175A stylish (albeit sometimes amateurishly directed) mountain climbed thriller, which earns some marks for its stunning and creative cinematography and for managing to keep all its cast at bullet point and the audience on the edge of the seat. It does fall into common place, but it... read more
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September 14, 2011
One of the highlights of the 2011 FilmFour FrightFest, this gripping thriller has some of the best mountain photography I've seen in a film (certainly it rivals the likes of Touching The Void), and has an ingenious - if somewhat far-fetched - story that holds many surprise... read more
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December 31, 2011
A lonely place to die was a thriller that started out very intense and instead of starting slowly then build up to an incredible climax, this one faded away too soon which lead also to a disappointing ending. But that did not take away the potential the movie had in the first ho... read more
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September 11, 2011
Left cinema after 55 min. I rather die lonely than ever see this again. Bad script/acting panicking panicking panicking when you need characters to be more with it. All characters except the little girl were undeveloped and only panick when something happened Beautifull scenery, ... read more
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April 20, 2012
A Lonely Place To Die is a very Atmospheric film that not only has beautiful scenery and cinematography but also packs a punch as far as storyline and execution.
The Acting is first rate and it is what it is, there really aren't any big aha moments or unexpected twists.The group ... read more -
January 28, 2012
A well directed action adventure thriller! Dont see this movie if your looking for something scary or horror-like.
A group of 5 mountaineers find a little girl trapped under ground. After they rescue her they start dyeing one by one.
Critic Reviews
Despite the many faults with the story (particularly the logic), there's good action and the film moves well once it gets started. Lots of running, climbing and dodging bullets. You could do worse. Full Review
I never expect much from a small-studio or low-budget thriller because they're usually disappointing. But "A Lonely Place to Die" is a cut above them, with only minor logic plot points getting in the ... Full Review
It's simply too good to label it a misfire, but the film starts from the gate with such a confident, breathless level of suspense that it's a shame that it can't be maintained. Full Review
It's a deeply satisfying entertainment filled with energy and made with savvy and cinematic wit. And it marks Gilbey as a director to keep an eye on. Full Review
Probably one of the most engrossing films in a truly lackluster year... Full Review
... a small find ... Plucking ideas from 'Deliverance,' 'The Most Dangerous Game' and half a dozen North Face adventures -- the Gilbeys have fashioned one of the year's more unnerving thrillers Full Review
Five c**ts go up a mountain. Far too many come down. Full Review
This is high-end cinema, let down only by the lack of any obvious subtext to earth all its on-the-edge thrills. Full Review
A solid effort that should entertain viewers, In A Lonely Place To Die owes more to the character-driven suspense of The River Wild than the overblown action of Cliffhanger, and it's great to see a Br... Full Review
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