Why was this disaster kino overlooked?

I really enjoyed it.
It was pretty comfy considering the topic.

>>82835316
Idk can you tell me where the quick narratives and quips are?

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>>82835316
Debicki was wasted in a small role

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>>82836076
>>82836076
She was in it too?? Goddamn what a forgettable flick, i have it sitting in my kino folder but can't even remember 90% of it kek

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>>82836177
she played one of the doctors

>>82835316

Great movie. Gives you a good idea of how serious business Mt. Everest really is, how badly it can go wrong and how stupid people can be.

>>82837400
>tfw no good K2 movie
That mountain shits all over Everest. But Everest just had to be the tallest guy around, so everyone goes to him

>>82837493

It's probably for the best. Imagine how many deaths there would have been on K2 if it was the highest. Or Annapurna, which has the highest death rate.

>>82837493
>what is Vertical Limit

>>82837626
A shit flick at best

>>82837576
Annapurna is beautiful, though. I've been there, just not at the top. Fuck that

>>82835316
Touching the Void was better.

>>82837683

Yep. Any other mountain kino I might have overlooked?

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>>82835316
Underrated Tony Scott kino, excellent score by Hans Zimmer too.

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>>82835316
Forgotten kino this is

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>>82838145
Just like this

>99 homes
>the worlds fastest indian

>>82836076
>>82836177
I'd give her dedicki if you know what I mean.

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>>82838145
My friend.

GOAT soundtrack

https://youtu.be/FUEOwJxHAYY

>>82837576
What makes Annapurna so most dangerous? Looking up it's death rate it's sitting ~35%, which sounds ridiculous.

>>82841192

I don't know. Probably the most dangerous terrain or something.

>>82835316
too many characters. quite difficult to track who is who especially with full body suits. 7/10

>>82836076
my dicky debicki was in this? now i gotta rewatch it

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>>82835316
>retards purposefully go to most dangerous place on Earth
>die shitty deaths

I felt nothing desu

>>82836076
I wonder if she bullied the Sherpa actors

>>82835316
No, it was complete shit. I'm really into Everest and they fucking botched the novel big time.

Wtf was the deal with all the drama that they added in at the Khumbu Icefall? They never had any issues traversing the ladders in real life. They did it multiple times while they were adjusting to the altitude.

>>82837400
all those climbing expediton buisness are trashing everest with all the shit they leave there

>>82835316
>>82838145
90% of shit actors are Aussies. They are destroying the industry.

I hate Australians so god damn much.

>>82843205
they probably thought she was some sort of aryan godess

>>82843278
They probably thought she was Everest-tan

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>reading Into Thin Air
>IMAX expedition team is mentioned throughout the book
>they help out quite a bit during the disaster
>hyped as fuck to watch the Everest IMAX that they were filming at the same time
>the doc is complete shit

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>>82835316
This movie was 100% irredeemable garbage. I paid money to see this shit in theaters. Nice scenery. The one and only compliment I can give it. Just watch pic related for a good mountain climbing movie.

>>82843375
I hope you're joking

>>82835316
Haven't seen it but I'm guessing some people venture into an environment that is extremely hostile to life and I'm guessing a few or all of them die from complications involving low temperatures and/or insufficient oxygen. Sort of like dying in space, except you can't literally WALK into space like you can walk up a mountain to die like a dumbass so the mundanity makes the scenario extra boring.

Also can you really call it a "disaster" if it only affects a few people who were there willingly and knew the risks beforehand? More like hubris kino.

>>82843430
If you honestly prefer Everest over vertical limit, then I just don't know what to tell you other than enjoy your absolute garbage taste.
>HONEY YOU DA GREATEST CLIMBER EBUR YOU HAF TO COME DOWN FOR YOUR FAMILY!!!
>sits in his own piss all night and freezes to death
What a thrilling adventure.

>>82843555
At least it was more realistic than carrying Pakistani nitroglycerine up a mountain for no reason

>>82843625
Movie based on true story
>boring predictable forgettable and completely unrewatchable
Fun adventure movie about a rescue
>entertaining exciting funny and tense

>>82843717
>dude just turn your brain off

>>82843717
>watches movies for the story
how to spot a pleb

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Overlooked imo

>>82843763
I think there's online courses for illiteracy

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>>82843375

>>82843225

>butched the novel

You do realize this was a real event?

>>82843856
How would an illiterate make sense of it? Is it just a bunch of pictures of monkeys reading?

>>82843844
Normies don't know it but everyone else agrees its one of Friedkin's best

>>82836286
Based Reba