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Titre original : The Edge

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Survival Action Adventure Drama Thriller

Un milliardaire et deux autres hommes s'unissent pour survivre ensemble après que leur avion s'écrase aux confins de l'Alaska et qu'un ours assoiffé de sang se lance à leurs trousses.Un milliardaire et deux autres hommes s'unissent pour survivre ensemble après que leur avion s'écrase aux confins de l'Alaska et qu'un ours assoiffé de sang se lance à leurs trousses.Un milliardaire et deux autres hommes s'unissent pour survivre ensemble après que leur avion s'écrase aux confins de l'Alaska et qu'un ours assoiffé de sang se lance à leurs trousses.

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Récompenses
- 3 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Sir Anthony Hopkins had a brush with death during filming in Alberta. He was taking painkillers for a neck problem. He fell in a river, and didn't feel how cold he was becoming until he began to suffer from hypothermia. He had to be rushed to the hospital to be treated.

Gaffes
When discussing Kodiak bears, Styles says that they are highly aggressive, readily attacking and killing people without provocation. In fact, Kodiak bears are very shy, and when they encounter human beings, they typically withdraw. (Attacks do occur, but they are quite rare and almost never fatal.)

Citations
Charles Morse: Today, I'm-a-gonna-kill the mutha fucka.

Crédits fous
Just before the end credits start rolling, a caption appears on the screen: "Twentieth Century Fox and the producer wish to thank Bart the Bear and his trainer Doug Seus, for their contribution to this film."

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: A Thousand Acres/The Myth of Fingerprints/Going All the Way/Waco: The Rules of Engagement/Gravesend/Fire (1997)

Bandes originales
Happy Birthday
Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill

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7/10

Never feel sorry for a man who owns a plane.

A billionaire, his younger "supermodel" wife, and her photography crew travel by plane to the north wilderness for a photo shoot.

While Charles (the billionaire), Stephen (the photographer), and his assistant are out scouting for new shooting locations in the plane, the run into a flock of birds and crash in vast wilderness more than dozens of miles away from the rest of the party (right in the middle of bear country). Can they survive in the wilderness long enough to get rescued, or will the have to fight what the wilderness has in store for them?

This is a great, edge of your seat thriller from the late 90s. I'd give it a 7.2 rating.