Everest

“pacing might feel cold, like the mountain itself”

decatur555about 0–100% inread it ↗

“The film's first half is too long, where we anticipate excitement without getting much of any. It's only moderately entertaining, spending most of its time working on characters who don't reveal themselves to be worth spending a whole lot of time with.”

davidlovesfilmabout 0–50% inread it ↗

“the ladder part as the cover. Coz that's literally the only 5 minutes that something happens”

FreeMan4096about 45–55% inread it ↗

“Other than that it's just watching people struggling to walk”

FreeMan4096about 0–100% inread it ↗

“The drama on the mountain is gripping”

John Chardabout 33–66% inread it ↗

“> One of the most realistically approached adventure movie based on the real. I was completely surprised with the movie. Because I was expecting 'Vertical Limit' kind of movie. Like, you know, there's no heroic adventure with the incredible stunt sequences in it. But it was very real and more real. Usually while adapting the true events for the screen, unnecessary overdose stunts created to commercialise the product. But in this it was too much closer to the real world adventure, like a docum”

Renoread it ↗

“I have read dozens of books about mountaineering expeditions, and several about this particular disastrous climbing season, including Jon Krakuer’s bestseller. Overall I think they did a good job depicting the events in this movie, which makes sense, as they used the expertise of Guy Cotter, a climbing and business partner of Rob Hall, one of the expedition leaders in the forefront of this tragedy. They do an adequate job of putting the grandeur of the mountain on display, while still focusin”

Peter McGinnread it ↗

“Based on true events, this rather beautifully shot film tells the story of Kiwi Rob Hall (an adequate Jason Clarke) who ran an exclusive adventure agency that took well-heeled climbers up Mount Everest. In 1996 he decided to team up with accomplished but rather enigmatic mountaineer Scott Fischer (Jake Gyllenhaal). What now ensues are a rather join-the-dot series of predicable escapades as the mountain decides that it's had enough of these messy and polluting human gadflies on it's slopes, and s”