Kate Beckinsale,
Gabriel Macht,
Tom Skerritt,
Columbus Short,
Alex O'Loughlin
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A U.S. marshall tracking a vicious murderer through the Antarctic must locate the killer before the sun sets for six months, or risk being trapped in the dark with the madman for months on end in dire... read more
Directed by: Dominic Sena
Release Date: September 11, 2009
DVD Release Date: January 19, 2010
Stats: 7,027 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (7,027)
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January 25, 2010
I love Kate Beckinsale in almost anything. . this though well .. left me wanting. Not the best murder mystery out there and it showed. The cast was decent but seemed to lack any kid of ummph. I think the source material and or the script just didnt give them much to work with... read more
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July 19, 2011
When a US Marshall operating out of a base in Antarctica discovers a dead body in the middle of nowhere, she must uncover the culprit before a huge snowstorm cuts them off from the outside world. Whiteout begins with a gratuitous action scene followed by a computer generated plan... read more
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January 8, 2011
A reasonable suspense thriller based in Antarctica which is really the only little difference that it has to offer. The whole film is very predictable with the characters, twists and action sequences, the fact its based in snowy wastes being the only attraction. The landscape doe... read more
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September 5, 2010fb733768972Whiteout makes no sense, and did not need to be made for any reason. The cast actually acts very well, which is sad to see them wasting their talent in this mess. The film is called whiteout, and when the whiteouts happen, you can barely even see who is dying and who is living, o... read more
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June 8, 2010
Based on the graphic novel of the same name, Whiteout is a so so Horror Thriller. The films biggest problem is that its predictable on whats going to happen. But Beckinsale's decent enough acting for this film makes it fairly watchable. Some people have said that it's the worst f... read more
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May 28, 2010
Well this seems to have been panned by the critics. Seems a few got the wrong idea and thought this was going to be like The Thing not sure why? ok it's no oscar winner, but it has an original setting for a whodunit thriller. Some of the actions scenes are hard to make out but th... read more
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May 11, 2010
I've read some reviews of Whiteout that made it seem truly horrible. Like it's the film equivalent of a winter storm that will mercilessly bury any viewer under eight feet of awful. It's not all that bad. What it is, is a below-average thriller that has no tension and little susp... read more
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April 5, 2010
An excellent movie, about a soviet plane from many years back that?s carrying diamonds unknown to the crew except the pilot and co pilot, they attempt to kill rest of the crew but it fails and the plane crashes only to be found years later by a crew working in Antarctica. The cre... read more
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March 20, 2010
I was expecting bad but this is shockingly bad, notably in its lapses in basic filmmaking fundamentals. For instance, there's a scene where Kate Beckinsale talks with a superior, and the editing cuts back and forth in the middle of every damn line between a medium shot of the act... read more
Critic Reviews
The film's slick and expensive looking but dumber than a dead penguin. Full Review
For all its frozen blood, assaults with ice axes and killer weather, Whiteout turns out to be only a pale imitation of the thriller it might have been. Full Review
The severely nonthrilling thriller Whiteout moves like winter in Antarctica. Who the flake greenlit this blobby blur? Full Review
While the setting can be mesmerizing, little else about this movie is captivating. It's a standard-issue thriller, with a twist you see coming a continent away. Full Review
No event occurs without a character telling us what we're seeing. This unwelcome commentary is so overdone that it becomes, by the end, an invitation for audience participation. All together now: It's... Full Review
The film is all panicky zooms and badly staged action dotted with random forensic gross-outs. And, just for the fun of it, an amputation scene. Full Review
The movie then becomes one of those murder mysteries where everyone is a suspect, and the murderer himself is the least likely candidate of all. Dispelling all logic, you should be able to figure out ... Full Review
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