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the direction of the heart
Miles 2022-04-22 07:01:06
After watching a movie recently, I couldn't help but watch two related documentaries and the original movie one after another. Regarding the commercial blockbuster "Desperate Elevation", it has received many mixed reviews upon its release. Although there are many theoretical bases and perspectives for the evaluation, I feel that watching the movie itself is a very subjective thing. The value of a work to each individual may lie in the elements that a person wants to learn from the work~ or the joy of the mood, or the visual feast, or the resonance of the soul~ Thank you EVEREST, whether it is an adapted film, Or from the perspective of the documentary team/original author or even from the perspective of a Tibetan mountain guide, to show the charm of the third pole in the world and the difficulties and dangers behind it, those who are willing to keep climbing for the "EVEREST" in their hearts are worthy of respect and awe. After all, there are too few people in this world who know what they want and have the courage to take risks to pursue it. Maybe I will not have the courage to climb the real EVEREST in my life, but I also hope that one day I can clearly know what is in my heart. What is EVEREST and where is it~
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Michele 2022-03-24 09:01:34
The mountain shot is very good, and the 3D effect is also very good~ It's a pity that the script is scattered and unfocused, the characters are flat, especially the emotional scenes at the back are deliberate~ It's just...very ordinary~~
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Edwin 2022-03-26 09:01:04
Lower than expected, the first hour is a group of people climbing the mountain, the next hour is a group of people struggling to go down the mountain, and then the protagonists die one by one. In fact, it is a good theme, the script is not polished enough, the simplification and flattening of the characters make the first half dull, but fortunately the visual effects and soundtrack are very powerful, which makes up for the lack of the plot, and the last sensational part is a bit rushed, it could have been better 2015- 10-31 18:16
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Doug Hansen: I'm climbing Mount Everest... because I can... because to be able to climb that high and see that kind of beauty that nobody ever sees, it'd be a crime not to.
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Anatoli Boukreev: We don't need competition between people. There is competition between every person and this mountain. The last word always belongs to the mountain.