Terrible acting, screenplay and direction.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

Maybe I was just distracted by Kate Beckinsale's beauty, but this movie made no sense. The bland storyline clumsily tumbled along with very few surprises. It wasn't the thriller it claimed to be. I'm sorry, Kate, but this movie wasn't very good - please forgive me.

Acting was good, story plausible, premise acceptable. The director could have made the tension more palpable. Entertaining and fun. Could have been much better if science was more accurate. Good if you keep your expectations in check.

Not a grandiose film in the genre but holds the suspense through the film. Definitely NOT one of Kate Beckinsale's( Underworld) more enduring performances but it made for the timidness of her character. Taking place in the frozen tundra of Antarctica the film freezes it's audience with a mild temperature in the plot. A murder, a killer on the loose, a cover up, it was suspense filled but dry in it's routine delivery. It certainly is an afternoon filler for boredom. BUT I gave it a 7 for it's cinematography and Tom Skerritt's performance, AND because I am a Kate Beckinsale fan.

Whiteout is a dismal murder mystery thriller. It looks like once the film was completed, it went through lots of post production editing to salvage something that could be released hence why Stuart Baird is listed as a supervising editor.Kate Beckinsale plays a US Marshal at an international research base in Antarctica. When a body is found she needs to investigate a possible homicide before winter sets in and it gets dark for some months. We can guess that the murder is somehow linked to the initial scenes we saw of a Russian plane some years earlier that crash landed as it was being sabotaged by some of its crew.Director Dominic Sena is out of his depth here. The film looks cheap with dodgy CGI snowstorms. The mystery is mediocre, things happen and it makes no sense. Even when the mystery is cleared up, we have another twist which is predictable.