The Edge (1997) is an adventure thriller directed by Lee Tamahori, featuring an engaging mix of suspense, drama, and survival elements. The film stars Anthony Hopkins as Charles Morse, a wealthy businessman, and Alec Baldwin as Bob Green, a photographer.

The story unfolds in the rugged wilderness of Alaska, where Charles Morse is on a trip with his young wife, Mickey (played by Elle Macpherson), and her companion Bob Green. When a plane crash leaves them stranded in the remote wilderness, the group faces dire circumstances as they must navigate the harsh environment and confront their own fears and weaknesses.

As they struggle for survival, tensions rise between Charles and Bob, leading to a psychological battle of wits. Charles, a resourceful and intelligent man, must rely on his instincts and knowledge to lead the group while dealing with Bob’s jealousy and ulterior motives. The trio soon discovers they are not only fighting the elements but also being hunted by a deadly bear that poses a constant threat to their lives.

The Edge is known for its gripping storytelling, strong performances, and stunning cinematography, showcasing the beauty and brutality of nature. The film explores themes of survival, loyalty, and the complexities of human relationships, making it an engaging and thought-provoking watch.