EVEREST (2015)
Language - English
Genre - Biopic/Adventure
Director - Baltasar Kormakur
*ing - Jason Clarke (Rob Hall), Jake
Gyllenhaal (Scott Fischer), Josh Brolin (Beck Weathers)
IMDB Rating - 7.1/10
PLOT
Rob
Hall, a New Zealand mountaineer who commercialize Mount Everest expedition,
prepares with new eight clients and three guides to ascend Mount Everest. His “Adventure
Consultants” teams up with Scott Fischer’s “Mountain Madness” team for a joint
expedition to the summit of Highest peak on Earth. Even though they faced some
odds on the ascend journey, they were able to reach the top, but their descend
did not go as planned due to an unexpected Blizzard. There starts the epic
battle between man and nature.
This
2015 Adventure movie is based on the book Left
for dead: My journey Home from Everest (2000) by Beck Weathers which deals
with the 1996 Everest Tragedy. It has an ensemble cast from the Hollywood and
shows the difficulty in mountaineering but didn’t project the challenges with much intensity. The CGI quality of the movie is in top class
showing the summit scene, blizzards and even the frozen climates were all portrayed
in a fine manner. The movie also borrowed many scenes from the Imax movie
Everest (1998), but the crew has made many innovative shots like using giant refrigerating
unit of the size of a semi-truck to cool the part of their shooting set and
brought in real snow, because the director wanted the actors to feel like they
were frozen.
It
gained positive response from both the critics as well as from the audience and
was a huge commercial success, but the sad part is that the movie is based on
the 1996 disaster which results in the death of 8 people but the deadliest
tragedy in the Mt Everest expedition occurred while the time of shooting the
movie when 16 sherpas loss their life who carried luggage’s for the mountaineers.
It’s a good choice for the people who love biopic and a
chance to see the beauty of Mt Everest.
Movie Trailer- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Q2rrQlPW4

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