The Ice Road (2021)

[Edgy MD]

When a party of Canadian miners get trapped after a cave-in, their air begins to run out. Somewhere in the Northwest United States, a trucker and his mechanic partner/brother find themselves down-on-their-luck, and sign up for the rescue mission, a not-so-great-big-convoy carrying needed rescue equipment across a frozen lake ... in April. Even in Canada, that's a risky way to go, but it's the mission they've signed up for.



The perils of nature and the underhanded designs of man increase their danger every mile.



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[metirish]

I enjoyed it for what it was , although Neeson is just going through the motions, some of his action/thriller movies can become hard to distinguish



3 out of 5 for me , watchable, not memorable

[Johnny Lunchbucket]

This sounds like a stupid movie I'd never watch

[Edgy MD]

You may want to copy and save that post for the array of threads I'm going to put up over the coming weeks to jumpstart this sub-forum.