The Mount Everest has fascinated people since time immemorial. After all, it is the highest mountain in the world and shines alone therefore a very special attraction for
Again and again try adventurers to conquer his almost 8900 meters and reach the top -. Even if the perilous even for experienced climbers can be. From just an expedition like many others ended in disaster, now tells the cinema drama “Everest”.
It is a true story, which the Icelander Baltasar Kormákur has filmed with prominent guests. He focused on Rob Hall (Jason Clarke), one of the most experienced mountaineer of his generation, who climbed the Everest summit over the years repeatedly. Also in the spring of 1996, he led just like Scott Fischer (Jake Gyllenhaal) again a group of Mount Everest, including the father of Beck (Josh Brolin).
“It is not without reason,” “called” death zone, Hall warns his group. “You will have pain without end.” And actually makes the film “Everest” precisely these privations and physical challenges clearly: Are the climbers at the beginning still euphoric, consumed the week-long climb to their power
A particularly spectacular. are in all of this but the 3D images. While other films so often act as if they had been turned in 3D in order to charge higher admission prices, the three-dimensionality in “Everest” contributes decisively to the cinematic experience. Similar to the space drama “Gravity”, where you seemed to float through space with Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, draw a pictures even now right into the action.
First, it is the mountain vistas and views of the snow-capped peaks that take your breath away. It is an impressive, majestic expanse, the director Kormákur captures, also thanks to the images that turned his team at Everest itself. But not only transmit the beauties on the screen, nor the dangers: appear here to be really deep slopes and crevasses, and the storm, which the group finally surprised raging stormy across the mountaineers
Kormákur. discussed the possibility that problems caused by the tourist commercialization of Mount Everest. As Hall and Fischer climb the mountain, the tents of the many other groups are tightly packed in the base camps. Even shortly before the summit it is tight on the narrow paths, which calls precious time. But above all, are still the oxygen bottle empty, which had deposited the team of Hall and Fischer at certain points -. And that would save lives during severe weather
Additional drama learns “Everest”, by the struggle of those left behind tells: In the base camp team member Helen (Emily Watson) tries to coordinate the rescue, and in the distance learns Rob’s pregnant wife (Keira Knightley) from her husband’s fate. But it is not only this real terms that captivates one – because of its appearance and its mixture of adventure and drama is “Everest”, the pack who else to do with mountaineering little
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