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* IdiotBall: Everyone at some point, but certainly Dan for attempting a jump from the lift chair, at a height FAR too high to be safe even to a casual viewer. All 3 characters don't even wear their gear correctly (such as ZIPPING UP THEIR JACKETS) and toss away multiple useful items in futile attempts to be rescued or shoo off wolves.
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* UpperClassTwit: All 3 of the main characters are spoiled college kids from Massachusetts. They are so self-destructively inept at survival in the wild that it's cringy to watch.
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom and assumes they were the skiers he was talking about, he shuts down the lift. [[note]] [[https://abcnews.go.com/Travel/trapped-ski-lift-tourist-escapes-death-burning-cash/story?id=9886943 Barely two weeks after the film's release, a snowboarder in the Austrian Alps was trapped in much the same way as the film's characters, but thankfully he was rescued after a few hours and only suffered mild hypothermia.]] He mentioned that he wanted to sue the lift operator for not properly checking the lift after it was shut down, down for the day, but the resort countered that the lift wasn't ''meant'' for downward trips and shouldn't have needed to be checked, and the man would have had to ignore several warning signs and barriers to get on it in the first place.[[/note]]
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom and assumes they were the skiers he was talking about, he shuts down the lift. [[note]] [[https://abcnews.go.com/Travel/trapped-ski-lift-tourist-escapes-death-burning-cash/story?id=9886943 Barely two weeks after the film's release, a snowboarder in the Austrian Alps was trapped in much the same way as the characters while trying to descend from a mountain, but thankfully was rescued after a few hours and only suffered mild hypothermia.]] He mentioned that he wanted to sue the lift operator for not properly checking the lift after it was shut down, but the resort countered that the lift wasn't ''meant'' for downward trips and shouldn't have needed to be checked, and the man would have had to ignore several warning signs and barriers to get on it in the first place.[[/note]]
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom and assumes they were the skiers he was talking about, he shuts down the lift. [[note]] [[https://abcnews.go.com/Travel/trapped-ski-lift-tourist-escapes-death-burning-cash/story?id=9886943 Barely two weeks after the film's release, a snowboarder in the Austrian Alps was trapped in much the same way as the characters while trying to descend from a mountain, film's characters, but thankfully he was rescued after a few hours and only suffered mild hypothermia.]] He mentioned that he wanted to sue the lift operator for not properly checking the lift after it was shut down, but the resort countered that the lift wasn't ''meant'' for downward trips and shouldn't have needed to be checked, and the man would have had to ignore several warning signs and barriers to get on it in the first place.[[/note]]
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom and assumes they were the skiers he was talking about, he shuts down the lift. [[note]] [[https://abcnews.go.com/Travel/trapped-ski-lift-tourist-escapes-death-burning-cash/story?id=9886943 Barely two weeks after the film's release, a snowboarder in the Austrian Alps was trapped in much the same way as the characters while trying to descend from a mountain, but thankfully was rescued after a few hours and only suffered mild hypothermia.]] He mentioned that he wanted to sue the lift operator for not properly checking the lift after it was shut down, but the resort countered that the lift wasn't ''meant'' for downward trips and shouldn't have needed to be checked, and the man must have ignored several warning signs and barriers to get on it in the first place.[[/note]]
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom and assumes they were the skiers he was talking about, he shuts down the lift. [[note]] [[https://abcnews.go.com/Travel/trapped-ski-lift-tourist-escapes-death-burning-cash/story?id=9886943 Barely two weeks after the film's release, a snowboarder in the Austrian Alps was trapped in much the same way as the characters while trying to descend from a mountain, but thankfully was rescued after a few hours and only suffered mild hypothermia.]] He mentioned that he wanted to sue the lift operator for not properly checking the lift after it was shut down, but the resort countered that the lift wasn't ''meant'' for downward trips and shouldn't have needed to be checked, and the man must would have ignored had to ignore several warning signs and barriers to get on it in the first place.[[/note]]
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom and assumes they were the skiers he was talking about, he shuts down the lift. [[note]] [[https://abcnews.go.com/Travel/trapped-ski-lift-tourist-escapes-death-burning-cash/story?id=9886943 Barely two weeks after the film's release, a snowboarder in the Austrian Alps was trapped in much the same way as the characters while trying to come down from a mountain, but thankfully was rescued after a few hours and only suffered mild hypothermia.]] He mentioned that he wanted to sue the lift operator for not properly checking the lift after it was shut down, but the resort countered that the lift wasn't ''meant'' for downward trips and shouldn't have needed to be checked, and the man must have ignored several warning signs and barriers to get on it.[[/note]]
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom and assumes they were the skiers he was talking about, he shuts down the lift. [[note]] [[https://abcnews.go.com/Travel/trapped-ski-lift-tourist-escapes-death-burning-cash/story?id=9886943 Barely two weeks after the film's release, a snowboarder in the Austrian Alps was trapped in much the same way as the characters while trying to come down descend from a mountain, but thankfully was rescued after a few hours and only suffered mild hypothermia.]] He mentioned that he wanted to sue the lift operator for not properly checking the lift after it was shut down, but the resort countered that the lift wasn't ''meant'' for downward trips and shouldn't have needed to be checked, and the man must have ignored several warning signs and barriers to get on it.it in the first place.[[/note]]
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom and assumes they were the skiers he was talking about, he shuts down the lift. [[note]] [[https://abcnews.go.com/Travel/trapped-ski-lift-tourist-escapes-death-burning-cash/story?id=9886943 Barely two weeks after the film's release, a snowboarder in the Austrian Alps was trapped in much the same way as the characters, characters while trying to come down from a mountain, but thankfully was rescued after a few hours and only suffered mild hypothermia.]] He mentioned that he wanted to sue the lift operator for not properly checking the lift after it was shut down, but the resort countered that the lift wasn't ''meant'' for downward trips and shouldn't have needed to be checked, and the man must have ignored several warning signs and barriers to get on it.[[/note]]
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom and assumes they were the skiers he was talking about, he shuts down the lift. [[note]] [[https://abcnews.go.com/Travel/trapped-ski-lift-tourist-escapes-death-burning-cash/story?id=9886943 Barely two weeks after the film's release, a snowboarder in the Austrian Alps was trapped in much the same way as the characters, but thankfully was rescued after a few hours and only suffered mild hypothermia.]] He mentioned that he wanted to sue the lift operator for not properly checking the lift after it was shut down, but the resort countered that the lift wasn't ''meant'' for downward trips and shouldn't have needed to be checked, and the man must have ignored several warning signs and barriers to get on it.[[/note]]
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** While the trio are trying to get onto the ski lift at the start of the film, an overhead announcement reminds skiers that the resort will be open again next Friday though Sunday. When they're stuck on the lift, Parker starts to panic as she remembers this, and realises they'll be stuck there all week.
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** While the trio are trying to get onto the ski lift at the start of the film, an overhead announcement reminds skiers that the resort will be open again next Friday though Sunday. When they're stuck trapped on the lift, Parker starts to panic as she remembers this, and realises they'll be stuck there all week.
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* MisplacedWildlife: What the heck are wolves doing at a ski resort? resort in New England? Also, why did they only come out at night?
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** Dan warns Joe about the ski lift cable being "razor-sharp". So sharp that when Joe attempts to climb across them for the first time, it managed to cut through his thick leather ski gloves and draw blood. In actuality, while the cable could probably damage the gloves due to friction, there no way (or indeed reason) that an actual ski lift cable is sharp enough to cut through thick gloves as well as the skin.
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** While the trio are trying to get onto the ski lift at the start of the film, an overhead announcement reminds skiers that the resort will be open again next Friday though Sunday. When they're stuck on the lift, Parker starts to panic as she remembers this, and realises they'll be stuck there all week.
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'''For the Disney animated film, see ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}''.'''
''Frozen'' is a 2010 drama/thriller hybrid written and directed by Creator/AdamGreen (the same guy who did ''Film/{{Hatchet}}'') and starring Creator/EmmaBell, Creator/KevinZegers, Creator/ShawnAshmore, and Creator/KaneHodder, about three young people who end up trapped on a skilift during a snowstorm, with wolves under them and no rescue available for 5 days...
''Frozen'' is a 2010 drama/thriller hybrid written and directed by Creator/AdamGreen (the same guy who did ''Film/{{Hatchet}}'') and starring Creator/EmmaBell, Creator/KevinZegers, Creator/ShawnAshmore, and Creator/KaneHodder, about three young people who end up trapped on a skilift during a snowstorm, with wolves under them and no rescue available for 5 days...
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'''DEFINITELY''' [[NamesTheSame not to be confused with]] the Creator/{{Disney}} animated film, ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}''.
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''Frozen'' is a 2010 drama/thriller hybrid written and directed by Adam Green (the same guy who did ''Film/{{Hatchet}}'') and starring Emma Bell, Kevin Zegers, Shawn Ashmore, and Creator/KaneHodder, about three young people who end up trapped on a skilift during a snowstorm, with wolves under them and no rescue available for 5 days...
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''Frozen'' is a 2010 drama/thriller hybrid written and directed by Adam Green Creator/AdamGreen (the same guy who did ''Film/{{Hatchet}}'') and starring Emma Bell, Kevin Zegers, Shawn Ashmore, Creator/EmmaBell, Creator/KevinZegers, Creator/ShawnAshmore, and Creator/KaneHodder, about three young people who end up trapped on a skilift during a snowstorm, with wolves under them and no rescue available for 5 days...
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** Dan warns Joe about the ski lift cable being "razor-sharp". So sharp that when Joe attempts to climb across them for the first time, it managed to cut through his thick leather ski gloves and draw blood. Some fans complained about this, not believing it. However, the stunt man who actually climbed the cable had custom gloves made specifically to endure its sharpness... and the real cable ''still'' managed to cut through them.
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** Dan warns Joe about the ski lift cable being "razor-sharp". So sharp that when Joe attempts to climb across them for the first time, it managed to cut through his thick leather ski gloves and draw blood. Some fans complained about this, not believing it. However, the stunt man who actually climbed the cable had custom gloves made specifically for to endure its sharpness... and the real cable ''still'' managed to cut through them.
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* DyingDream: [[spoiler:Subverted. At the end when a car picks up Parker from the side of the road, It's Dan's voice that's talking to her. However in ''Hatchet II'', Parker is on the news talking about her lawsuit against the ski resort.]]
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* DyingDream: [[spoiler:Subverted. At In the end end, when a car picks up Parker from the side of the road, It's we hear Dan's voice that's talking to her. However her (reassuring her she was going to be okay) as she closes her eyes. Thus, it can be ambiguous as to whether or not she survived or died. However, in ''Hatchet II'', Parker is on the news talking about her lawsuit against the ski resort.]]
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* PottyFailure: Parker is eventually forced to go urinate in her ski suit.
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom, he shuts down the lift.
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so when the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom, bottom and assumes they were the skiers he was talking about, he shuts down the lift.
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** Dan warns Joe about the ski lift cable being "razor-sharp". So sharp that when Joe attempts to climb across them for the first time, it managed to cut through his thick leather ski gloves and even draw blood. Some fans complained about this, not believing it. However, the stunt man who actually climbed the cable had custom gloves made specifically for this purpose to endure its sharpness... and the real cable ''still'' managed to cut through them.
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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler:Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]]
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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler:Ultimately, [[spoiler: Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]]
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!!For the Disney animated film, see ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}''.
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'''For the Disney animated film, see ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}''.'''
''Frozen'' is a 2010Drama/thriller drama/thriller hybrid written and directed by Adam Green (the same guy who did ''Film/{{Hatchet}}'') and starring Emma Bell, Kevin Zegers, Shawn Ashmore, and Creator/KaneHodder, about three young people who end up trapped on a skilift during a snowstorm, with wolves under them and no rescue available for 5 days...
''Frozen'' is a 2010
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* MenAreTheExpendableGender [[spoiler:Both men die while the woman lives, which comes off as sexist.]]
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* MenAreTheExpendableGender [[spoiler:Both men die while the woman lives, which comes off as sexist.lives.]]
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*TorturePorn: All of the suffering, [[spoiler:death]], and trauma the characters go through, all for [[spoiler:illegal entry into]] and [[spoiler:getting one last ride at a ski resort as it was closing.]]
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** Dan warns Joe about the ski lift cable being "razor-sharp". So sharp that when Joe attempts to climb across them for the first time, it managed to cut through his thick leather ski gloves and even draw blood. Some fans complained about this, not believing it. However, the stunt man who actually climbed the cable had special gloves made specifically for this purpose and the real cable ''still'' cut through his gloves.
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** Dan warns Joe about the ski lift cable being "razor-sharp". So sharp that when Joe attempts to climb across them for the first time, it managed to cut through his thick leather ski gloves and even draw blood. Some fans complained about this, not believing it. However, the stunt man who actually climbed the cable had special custom gloves made specifically for this purpose and the real cable ''still'' cut through his gloves.them.
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* CellPhonesAreUseless: Not useless, the characters just left them in their lockers. A case of ShownTheirWork, as many skiers tend to leave they phones in lockers because they are easy to break/lose on resort mountains, and in 2009 when the film was made, many resorts were infamous for having spotty reception.
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** The wolves' behavior is realistic, too...for ''European'' wolves, which have a history dating back to the Black Death of attacking and occasionally devouring unarmed humans. ''American'' wolves have extremely few recorded attacks on people, have no history of eating them (and thus never learned that humans = food) and far prefer to avoid humans over eating them. [[spoiler:It wouldn't have saved Dan, who was gravely injured and going into shock, but it certainly would have saved Joe.]]
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** The wolves' behavior is realistic, too...for ''European'' wolves, which have a history dating back to the Black Death of attacking and occasionally devouring unarmed humans. ''American'' wolves have extremely few recorded attacks on people, have no history of eating them (and thus never learned that humans = food) and far prefer to avoid humans over eating them. [[spoiler:It wouldn't have saved Dan, who was gravely injured and going into shock, but it certainly would have saved Joe.]]]] The director was inspired to include the wolves after reading [[https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/lost-skiers-more-scared-by-prowling-wolves-than-cold-brother-1.820000 an article]] about a couple of lost skiers being stalked by wolves in British Columbia.
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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler:Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]] The director was inspired to include the wolves after reading [[https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/lost-skiers-more-scared-by-prowling-wolves-than-cold-brother-1.820000 an article]] about a couple of lost skiers being stalked by wolves in British Columbia.
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* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler:Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]] The director was inspired to include the wolves after reading [[https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/lost-skiers-more-scared-by-prowling-wolves-than-cold-brother-1.820000 an article]] about a couple of lost skiers being stalked by wolves in British Columbia.[[/note]]
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* RealityIsUnrealistic: The director investigated multiple ways of trying to escape said situation before filming and incorporated the difficulties he discovered into the story.
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** Dan warns Joe about the ski lift cable being "razor-sharp". So sharp that when Joe attempts to climb across them for the first time, it managed to cut through his thick leather ski gloves and even draw blood. In actuality, a ski lift cable is not even remotely sharp. Sure, his gloves would have some scratches on them due to some small friction, but it definitely wouldn't cut through the leather gloves like a hot knife through butter.
* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler:Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]]
* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler:Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]]
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** Dan warns Joe about the ski lift cable being "razor-sharp". So sharp that when Joe attempts to climb across them for the first time, it managed to cut through his thick leather ski gloves and even draw blood. In actuality, a ski lift Some fans complained about this, not believing it. However, the stunt man who actually climbed the cable is not even remotely sharp. Sure, his had special gloves would have some scratches on them due to some small friction, but it definitely wouldn't made specifically for this purpose and the real cable ''still'' cut through his gloves.
** Series/{{Mythbusters}} later tested theleather gloves like idea that they could have climbed down directly using a hot knife through butter.
makeshift rope made from their clothes or ziplining. They found this to be a very poor idea, as invariably the clothes ripped or the climber's strength gave out before they had descended to a safe distance.
* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler:Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.[[/note]][[/note]] The director was inspired to include the wolves after reading [[https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/lost-skiers-more-scared-by-prowling-wolves-than-cold-brother-1.820000 an article]] about a couple of lost skiers being stalked by wolves in British Columbia.
** Series/{{Mythbusters}} later tested the
* SavageWolves: A number of predatory wolves are waiting to devour the protagonists. [[spoiler:Ultimately, they eat Dan and then Joe.]] Can be unintentionally hilarious if you know something about wolf body language - many of the "savage" wolves are wagging their tails, a friendly gesture among adult wolves.[[note]]They probably were taking cues from an off-camera trainer and, since they were hitting all their marks, anticipating treats afterward, and ones probably not made from human flesh.
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* BravingTheBlizzard: The heroes get trapped on a chair-lift during a terrible snowstorm. Completely trapped, they slowly succumb to the elements, and the main character is shown suffering sever frostbite.
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* BravingTheBlizzard: The heroes get trapped marooned on a chair-lift during a terrible snowstorm. Completely trapped, they slowly succumb to the elements, and the main character is shown suffering sever frostbite.
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* MisplacedWildlife: What the heck are wolves doing at a ski resort? Also, why did they only come out at night?
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[[caption-width-right:250: If you don't want to be wolf chow,[softreturn]hold on tight and don't [[Disney/{{Frozen}} let it go]].]]
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[[caption-width-right:250: If you don't want to be wolf chow,[softreturn]hold on tight and don't [[Disney/{{Frozen}} [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 let it go]].]]
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:Dan jumps, sustaining naked compound fractures of both legs, but that's not what kills him...the wolfpack eating him alive is what does the trick.]]
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:Dan jumps, sustaining naked compound fractures of both legs, but that's not what kills him...the wolfpack wolves eating him alive is what does the trick.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Parker survives, but her boyfriend Danny and her friend Joe are mauled to death and eaten by a wolf pack, and she will be forever traumatized by this accident.]] [[spoiler:[[IntercontinuityCrossover Later]], she was last seen on the news during ''Film/{{Hatchet}} II'', talking about how she would be suing the ski resort company and never go skiing ever again.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Parker survives, but her boyfriend Danny and her friend Joe are mauled to death and eaten by a wolf pack, and she will be forever traumatized by this accident.]] [[spoiler:[[IntercontinuityCrossover Later]], she was last seen on the news during ''Film/{{Hatchet}} II'', talking about how she would be suing the ski resort company and never go skiing ever again.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Parker survives, but her boyfriend Danny and her friend Joe are mauled to death and eaten by a wolfpack, wolf pack, and she will be forever traumatized by this accident.]] [[spoiler:[[IntercontinuityCrossover Later]], she was last seen on the news during ''Film/{{Hatchet}} II'', talking about how she would be suing the ski resort company and never go skiing ever again.]]
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!!For the Disney animated film, see ''Disney/{{Frozen}}''.
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!!For the Disney animated film, see ''Disney/{{Frozen}}''.''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}''.
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2010 Drama/thriller hybrid written and directed by Creator/AdamGreen (the same guy who did ''Film/{{Hatchet}}'') and starring Emma Bell, Kevin Zegers, Shawn Ashmore, and Creator/KaneHodder, about three young people who end up trapped on a skilift during a snowstorm, with wolves under them and no rescue available for 5 days...
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2010 Drama/thriller hybrid written and directed by Creator/AdamGreen Adam Green (the same guy who did ''Film/{{Hatchet}}'') and starring Emma Bell, Kevin Zegers, Shawn Ashmore, and Creator/KaneHodder, about three young people who end up trapped on a skilift during a snowstorm, with wolves under them and no rescue available for 5 days...
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so he when he sees three skiers at the bottom, he shuts down the lift.
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** People complained that people could ''never'' be forgotten on a chairlift... but it has actually happened. In truth, many ski resorts take extra steps to prevent such incidents from happening, like stopping loading after marking a chair with a cone or by flipping up the seats of every chair after a certain last chair, or simply having an employee ride the lift in a full loop. The operator does place a red flag on one of the chairs and tells his relief about Parker, Dan and Joe, but doesn't mention there was another group ahead them, so he when he the replacement attendant sees three skiers at the bottom, he shuts down the lift.
