What is the point of the movie The Grey?

The story follows a number of oil-men stranded in Alaska after a plane crash, who must wage a war against multiple packs of Canadian Grey Wolves, hence the film's title, stalking them during the mercilessly cold weather.

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And another question, what does the poem mean in the grey?

The reason he recites his father's poem is because the meaning of the poem is that everyone has to die at some point, but it is what kind of a life someone lived that will determined their outcome. What did the ending of The Grey mean? It's symbolic: honor your life and confront your fears. The whole movie was about his ambivalence about living after his wife died. He fought the enemy honoring "life" and symbolically, he won. That's my take.

And another question, did john survive in the grey?

No, he died. He was trapped in the den of the wolf pack, and fought the leader. The final post-credit shot is of Neeson and the wolf lying battered and bloody by one another's side. Were real wolves used in The Grey? He also spent a considerable amount of the time with the real wolves used in the film, which were trained by legendary animal wrangler Gerry Therrien. That pack was dominated by an alpha female who, Carnahan says, was fierce about keeping the others in line.

Consequently, is the movie grey based on a true story?

No. This is pure fiction. At the end of the movie, the hero finds himself in the wolves' den. It's littered with bones and carcasses. Moreover, what did the letter say in the grey? Live and die on this day. Ottway : [writing his suicide letter] There's not a second that goes by when I'm not thinking of you in some way. I want to see your face. Feel your hands in mine.

Who wrote into the fray?

"The Fray" Great poem written by Joe Carnahan who also directed 'The Grey"" which has this awesome poem in it and it fits perfectly..