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Into the White



Ya just want to pinch those cheeks!
As per usual, a period piece based on true story has caught my eye! Here we have a WWII movie where two planes from opposing sides are shot down in the wild cold of Norway and are forced to live in the same cabin for survivals sake. Intriguing, right? I know I'm interested! So, you have probably recognized the red haired guy on the poster. Yes, it's Rupert Grint AKA Ron Weasley from the 'Harry Potter' series. He sure has grown up fast! You probably remember him as the fresh faced youth in the first "Harry Potter' installment. As far as I know this is the first truly serious role he has played. There have been a few semi-serious roles, but nothing quite like this. I hope he pulls it off! Putting that aside, I think we might have a good film on our hands. I don't know where the story will go or if they even survive. I'm assuming they will eventually bond... or kill each other. It should be interesting however it turns out! Running in line with my current pattern, this movie appears to have been released last year in other countries and will be coming out in the U.S. this year. I have the trailer here so you can take a look. It looks like a winner to me!





UPDATE: I have since seen this movie and written a review.





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  1. CherieFebruary 10, 2013 at 12:31 AM

    Looks too gritty for me. I saw.....a hacksaw.

    I wonder, if Rupert had a Nimbus 2000 could he have flown in that weather?

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