A fun watch, but it's hard to imagine people returning for a second viewing. It’s an efficient, effective horror movie about the limits of the human body. But it’s almost entirely experiential and in-the-moment, with no deeper levels to unpack or explore.

Charlize Theron gives everything she’s got to a survival thriller right out of the cliché spin cycle, but there’s no contest when she pits herself against a raging Mother Nature and Taron Egerton’s psycho cannibal killer. They never had a chance.

It is thrillingly made -- lean and mean.

Its aim is to deliver two hours of tension, spectacular scenery, and an action star in top form. And when Charlize Theron is in top form, that's more than enough. [Full review in Spanish]