Film - A Lonely Place to Die

[Elen Sentier]

A friend just put me onto this film - A Lonely Place to Die - now on the LoveFilm list. Anyone else seen it?

 

[Graveworm]

I enjoyed it. Nice views of the Highlands and quite low key compared to US offerings. I really liked the concept but it seemed to move a bit too fast and obviously got a bit far fetched towards the end.

 

[BOD]

Saw it last year and enjoyed it.

every time I hear a gunshot now I expect someones after me

 

[dwardo]

Yeah good film, well worth the watch.

 

[Ed]

This has been recommended by a few friends ... I really must get around to watching it at some point!

Ed

 

[andybysea]

Watched it a while back,good but like has been mentioned goes a bit o.t.t at the end.

 

[Badger74]

oohhhhhhh!!!!!! Just watched the trailer.

 

[blacktimberwolf]

Yeah seen it several times, the first half hour is best though. It's on STAGEVU if anyone wants to watch it.

 

[Dreadhead]

some good actors, some bad too. was good for the views of the highlands and the scene with the climber grabbed me, twas heart stopping stuff (hope thats not a spoiler)

 

[NS40]

Really enjoyable film although the scenery was the real star...

My wife was having palpitations watching it though as there's a scene halfway through the film that was shot in the Lost Valley in Glencoe which was rather vertigo inducing (mostly due to memories of her first trip to the area).

Shortly after I met my wife, I took her camping in Glencoe (her first time camping since she was in the Guides) and we took a walk up into the lost valley. A group of walkers were descending and my wife stepped backwards off the path to let them past...and was then surprised when I rushed forward to grab her...as her back foot was swinging in mid air over a particularly treacherous drop. A great way to learn to look behind you before you take a step backwards!

The path we were following is featured in the movie although they also stitched in shots from another area in the same scene.