FilmPG1981

Green Ice

Adventure Action

Directed by Ernest Day

A down on his luck engineer gets involved in an adventure with a mysterious woman and an emerald magnate. From TMDB

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Green Ice is a 1981 adventure action film, directed by Ernest Day, starring Ryan O'Neal, Anne Archer and Omar Sharif.

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posts span Dec 9, 2023 to Dec 27, 2025

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Cinema Strikes Back @cinemastrikesback.bsky.socialBluesky · May 7, 2025
#Watched Green Ice (1981) - more Ryan O’Neal as he gets mixed up in a Colombian emerald heist with femme fatale Anne Archer. Omar Sharif does his usual late period villain schtick, but the film is oddly slack and aimless, it meanders when it should be tight and focused. No lasers, contra the poster.
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Lady Brentwood @brentwoodgus.bsky.socialBluesky · Dec 27, 2025
A split-second review of a terrible movie: - “Green Ice” (Ryan o’Neal, Anne archer, bonus: a terrible soundtrack by Bill Wyman that’s just his song “Si Si Je Suis un Rock Star” 43 different ways) 7/10 #cheesymovies #moviereview #filmsky
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Tits in Screenshots @titsinscreenshots.bsky.socialBluesky · May 7, 2025
In the context of the film, it doesn't work at all. He did some of the score for Argento's Opera (1987), the Theme mainly, and it's pretty good. I love Ryan O'Neal, so I probably rate Green Ice higher just on his performance alone.
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Felt Luke @feltluke.bsky.socialBluesky · Dec 9, 2023
I will always remember him for Green Ice. A terrible movie that absolutely goes off the fucking rails in the last 5 minutes in a way that makes the entire thing worth sitting through.
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