LIAM NEESON, JOE CARNAHAN - THE GREY INTERVIEW

Liam Neeson and Joe Carnahan talked about eating wolf meat, what the animal encounters were like, getting used to the cold, techniques used to weather nature, and how The Grey is a mythic representation of nature.

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[csguden]

@bahir12345 you said it man

[bahir12345]

LMAO at you vegetarian FAGGOTS stop crying about a dead wolf for fuck sakes. Fucking queers piss me off

[mrfoltz]

@sinthuxmachina O.K. ... I'M FINE WITH THAT BUT NOT WITH MILLIONAIRE ACTORS EATING A MAJESTIC ANIMAL FOR FUN! Not because they needed to or needed their fur or needed to get "into tune with the cosmic universe of Stanislavski's Method acting" but because they wanted to know how it tasted... and that's all!!!!! WTF?????

[NurWahrheiten]

@sinthuxmachina Maybe we should talk further in my language, look how good you are in it. You understand me, that's all I care. And no matter if the film makers now try to say the wolves in "The Grey" are just metaphor - the animals here ARE demonized. You (and "The Grey) say wolves WILL pursue and kill you when you're in their territory. That is bullshit! In a few cases people have been killed, but that's an exception not a rule!

[sinthuxmachina]

@NurWahrheiten Haha go back to grammar school and while you're at it, take some classes on Gray Wolves. They aren't "demonized", they're a metaphor for mother nature. Brush up on your literature if you don't know what that means.

And that's actually the only time they will kill you, is when you're in their territory. Territory is basically another term for "hunting ground". They establish territory against other packs so they can hunt in that area.

[NurWahrheiten]

@sinthuxmachina I didn't said the wolf was killed for the movie, but that they ordered a killed wolf from a trapper for some weird kind of "method acting" is pervers enough. I also didn't said that wolves would attack in real life, but if you really think wolves act like in "The Grey" you're the one that should do his fuckin research tool. In this movie, they are demonized like white sharks in "Jaws" - they don't kill you just you're in their territory!

[sinthuxmachina]

@NurWahrheiten First off.. He wasn't "proud"... He did it to immerse himself in the role. And if you actually paid attention to the mere 4:42 video, then you'd know the wolf was killed a while back and wasn't killed for the movie. The wolves are not shown as "monsters" they do attack in real life. Do your fuckin research tool. Wolves are carnivores and they attack to kill, especially when you're in their territory. Largest recorded territory is 2,422sq miles. They will eat humans if necessary.

[sinthuxmachina]

@TheJuliaknight If you actually watched the interview, you'd know that they said the wolves were more of a metaphor or mythical creature.

And really? Negative light? Wolves eat shit.. That's how they survive. They have been known to eat humans. I'm sorry this isn't part of your reality, but this is mother nature.

[NurWahrheiten]

@sinthuxmachina A high paid actor that is proud of eating the meat of killed wolves for a movie, in which wolves are shown as monsters is scum in my eyes.

[sinthuxmachina]

@mrfoltz Wolves are just like any other animal... or living organism for that matter. So I guess we shouldn't eat chicken, eggs, or even vegetables since they're organisms with feelings. I guess we should just synthetically produce liquid that gives us all our nutrients.