It's about time that I start talking about possibly the saddest movie of the year, Everest. I saw it in IMAX 3D the day it came out and I was shocked. The movie looked so incredible, and it was dramatic as well.
The graphics were insane and made the movie look so real, whether it was when the climbers were climbing or falling, or when the storm hit, it looked like we were really there and it made everything so much more suspenseful because of this.
The acting was pretty cool as well, you had names such as Josh Brolin and Jake Gyllenhall as well as a ton of others and they had all brought the movie to life. The dialogue and interaction between each other was great and they all made the movie more thrilling and in some cases, very emotional.
The story itself was all based on real events, the 1996 Everest disaster to be exact. It was about a group of climbers who lead an expedition up to the top of the mountain where everything seems to go wrong, but I wont say much else about it because its so good, though by actually looking up the real event, you can pretty much find out what happened.
It was also a really sad movie, even if it wasn't based on a real event, I'm sure I would have still cried because the things that went on in the film were just so intense, and that made foe an amazing plot. Overall, it was the saddest movie that I have ever seen, and easily the best movie ever bases on a real event.
It's about time that I start talking about possibly the saddest movie of the year, Everest. I saw it in IMAX 3D the day it came out and I was shocked. The movie looked so incredible, and it was dramatic as well.
The graphics were insane and made the movie look so real, whether it was when the climbers were climbing or falling, or when the storm hit, it looked like we were really there and it made everything so much more suspenseful because of this.
The acting was pretty cool as well, you had names such as Josh Brolin and Jake Gyllenhall as well as a ton of others and they had all brought the movie to life. The dialogue and interaction between each other was great and they all made the movie more thrilling and in some cases, very emotional.
The story itself was all based on real events, the 1996 Everest disaster to be exact. It was about a group of climbers who lead an expedition up to the top of the mountain where everything seems to go wrong, but I wont say much else about it because its so good, though by actually looking up the real event, you can pretty much find out what happened.
It was also a really sad movie, even if it wasn't based on a real event, I'm sure I would have still cried because the things that went on in the film were just so intense, and that made foe an amazing plot. Overall, it was the saddest movie that I have ever seen, and easily the best movie ever bases on a real event.