Then, he climbs down the ladder while the wolves are standing at the bottom of it. Never does he consider using his ski pole instead of his hands to hold on to the cable, or at least turning his gloves around when the cable eats through them, nor does he think to try and wrap his legs around the cable so he wouldn't have to rely solely on his upper body strength and take tension off his hands so it wouldn't damage them. Though Joe does eventually succeed in making it to the ladder on the support pole, he utterly destroys his hands on the overhead steel cable getting there.Though to be fair, she may have accidentally placed her hand there in her sleep. Parker leaving her hand on the metal railing overnight, causing it to freeze.He also just sits there instead of crawling up to the snowboard behind him and use that to get down, and doesn't try to put up any fight against the wolves. He also could have jumped for the nearest tree, which would have helped cushion his fall.
Dan's decision to jump is not a good idea, but he might have come out of it with relatively minor injuries had he not a) jumped in the uphill direction, and b) landed feet first, knees locked.Parker's hand after it gets stuck to the safety bar. Not helping is that Dan just sits there instead of moving to drag himself to the snowboard and go downhill with that because the actor obviously has his real legs hidden under the snow. Special Effects Failure: Dan's broken legs effect looks rather unconvincing, with the exposed bones looking like sausages.Don't bother watching this movie if you're planning on a ski trip.Nightmare Fuel: Most notably, the state of Joe's body.Narm: The film tries to make a dramatic scene out of Parker peeing herself - complete with a close-up on her crotch.Idiot Plot: Much of the problems the trio face and the situation they find themselves can be summed up as "because they barely have a brain cell between all of them." See What an Idiot! for the laundry list of their collective stupidity.
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