Collider called the 1997 survival film The Edge, starring Alec Baldwin and Anthony Hopkins, an unintentionally hilarious thriller that delivers thrills and accidental laughs while remaining entertaining.
Why it matters
Fans see Baldwin featured in a cult‑favorite thriller that still offers humor and excitement.
Key facts
- Collider's headline described the film as "as entertaining as ever".
Evidence
Weak evidence — treat this as unconfirmed.
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