Snow Falls (2023)

A pleasant surprise, actually. It is nowhere near the best, however, it's quite a good psychological flick. Very informative with their medical information (which in most movies, tehy have the bare minimum or just bullsht), and more up to date. Very weird to hear the Russian sleep experiement randomly referenced as casual meta knowledge now a days. Weirdly, very nice to see instanes of paradoxal undressing, for some reason, that's rarely struck on in these movies, and frankly, one of the most terrifying parts of the idea of hypothermia to me. Overall, a pretty decent experience, it wasn't the worst, it could definitely be better, but a damn good watch overall. It definitely could have been a better film had different decisions been made and they were doing everything right, but they were also making panicked decisions which quite a lot of people would in the same situation. Wasn't quite sure what I expected, but, this was a pleasant watch with a cup of cocoa under a fuzzy blanket. Definitely did not feel guilty in that situation. The ending was a little confusing and almost laughable in terms of the coincidences but at the end of the day, it's good for what it is. I'm interested in what else Colton Tran brings out.