I've always loved movies that dealt with isolation. I think the first movie that wowed me this way was Hitchcock's Rear Window . To a lesser extent, I also enjoyed Phone Booth a few years ago. In the next little while, we're getting Buried , dealing with a man buried in a coffin alive and Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity , dealing with a man trapped in space. I guess I enjoy that minimalist approach to film making. How much can you do with so little? Which brings us to Frozen , released earlier this year in theaters. Frozen follows three college students as they hit the ski slopes during a school break. Low on cash, they bribe one of the ski lift operators to let them on. But the fun and games only last so long for these friends. That night, they are mistakenly left in the middle of the lift, abandoned and forgotten. Luck for them further diminishes as the hills are closed for the week due to the bad weather. Will they ever get off the hill or will they succumb to the cold, ...