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Movies for Grownups Awards
127 Hours
Rated R
Runtime: 94 mins
Here's an insane task: Make a movie in which the hero amputates his own arm — and keep the audience from running screaming from the theater.
Miraculously, seasoned storyteller Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire, Trainspotting) pulls it off (so to speak).
We Also Loved: Paul Greengrass, Green Zone; Paul Haggis, The Next Three Days; Tony Scott, Unstoppable; John Wells, The Company Men.
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