Movies The Grey (2012) Alternate ending fight scene

[scgst4]

The Grey (2012) does not seem to get talked about much but it is one of those sleeper movies that kind of stuck with me. I stumbled across this alternate ending fight scene. I like the released ending but thought this was interesting.



also thought this scene was good

 

[BisexualMMA]

Yeah it's probably one of my favorite movies of the last decade and a bit.

I'm glad that alternate ending exists but it belongs in special features like the extra stuff from T2 as opposed to the real movie. Wolf sure was a good sport waiting for him to gear up like that.

 

[KBE6EKCTAH_CCP]

One of my winter movies for sure.

 

[Fedorgasm]

I didn't really appreciate this movie while I was watching it, but it stayed in my head long after. I really like it now.

But they chose the right ending. I don't need to see the aftermath.

It's kinda like how aronofsky's "the wrestler" ends at the perfect time. I remember people online debating whether he died or not and I was like "are you kidding me?" Talk about needing to be spoon fed.

 

[syct23]

Two thumbs up from me with the perfect ending and musical score.

The alternative ending can Fuck Off, not watching…

 

[TheRash]

One of favorites, really is in my top tier list, just a touch behind “Wind River”, but only because you have to suspend your disbelief more than few times.

 

[NoSmilez]

I thought we had a poll before and most of us agreed we can just fuck up a wolf?

 

[Fedorgasm]

Wolf sure was a good sport waiting for him to gear up like that.

I actually don't mind that part.

I got into a confrontation with a dog once and there was a long pause where he was just staring me down and growling. If I ran away I'm sure he would chase me, but since I stood my ground it was like he was processing how he would attack. If I wanted to tape bottles to my hands then I would've had plenty of time to do so.

I realize it wasn't a wolf, but I could see a wolf doing the same thing as that Chihuahua.

 

[Sano]

Very underrated movie which unfortunately was marketed the wrong way as an action flick. Neeson portrayed grief very profoundly, with his own wife passing a few years back. Very heavy themes and the wolves can be viewed mostly as metaphors. It also has probably one of the most realistic death scenes in film.

 

[TrueBias]

I thought we had a poll before and most of us agreed we can just fuck up a wolf?

We absolutely can. We have more natural weapons.


And I hated this depressing fucking movie.

 

[Zer]

I thought we had a poll before and most of us agreed we can just fuck up a wolf?

Being sherdoggers of course but we still advise commonfolk to avoid wolf combat if possible

 

[Corona]

The Grey was solid. Love a good movie set in the snowy wilderness.

 

[scgst4]

Wolf sure was a good sport waiting for him to gear up like that.

Wolf may have been intimidated by his very particular set of skills

I realize it wasn't a wolf, but I could see a wolf doing the same thing as that Chihuahua.

I am glad you somehow survived

 

[ARW]

When I watched it I didn’t really take it seriously but as it got going I was hooked in, and after I kept thinking of it and had to watch again
Good film, no interest of the alternative ending

 

[HARRISON_3]

It's kinda like how aronofsky's "the wrestler" ends at the perfect time. I remember people online debating whether he died or not and I was like "are you kidding me?"

Doesn’t he just keep flying through the air?

 

[Fedorgasm]

Doesn’t he just keep flying through the air?

I'm sorry I can't give likes when I have dubs, but this made me LOL

 

[lowlife]

Great movie, best of his that I've seen by far. Alternate ending was interesting, original ending is of course better.