Greg Kinnear,
Alan Arkin,
Billy Crudup,
David Harbour,
Bob Balaban
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Mickey Prohaska (Greg Kinnear) is a small-time insurance agent looking for a way to jump-start his business, reunite with his estranged wife (Lea Thompson) and escape the frigid Wisconsin weather. Thi... read more
DVD Release Date: June 12, 2012
Stats: 60 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (60)
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February 19, 2012fb100001592288964Harmlessly enjoyable and filled with amusing twists and turns, but is pummeled by an twist ending that is way too complex and clever for its own good.
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February 18, 2012
An interesting concept and the makings of what could have been a cool scam. If only it wasn't burdened by an extremely slow story that took way too long to get to its climax. Then, when it did, it only maintained it's interesting edge for about 10 minutes. The scam turned out ... read more
Critic Reviews
An amusingly nerve-wracking trek into the snow and out onto the ice with those funny folks in the land of "you betcha." Full Review
At one point you're looking at the screen going, "This makes no sense!" Then after a long conclusionary explanation, you shake your head and say, "I'm still not sure that made much sense." Full Review
There's nothing like the macabre to bring intrigue to an ordinary life, and nothing like the logistics of body disposal to challenge an insurance salesman. Full Review
Kinnear and director Jill Sprecher make you feel Mickey's squirming desperation, even if the ending feels like a cop-out. Full Review
In the end, it's a little too much like its own main character. It wants the big results. But it's not willing to put in the hard work to really earn them. Full Review
With a wink, a nudge and a heaping portion of Midwestern charm, "Thin Ice" reels us in. Full Review
With a handful of blackly humorous jolts and some game performances by a good cast, "Thin Ice" is a watchable, if not terribly original, piece of Midwestern noir. Full Review
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