Everest (2015)

“Everest” is a biographical adventure movie that dramatizes the tragic 1996 Mount Everest disaster. The story revolves around two expedition groups led by experienced climbers Rob Hall and Scott Fischer. As they ascend the world’s highest peak, unforeseen circumstances, including severe weather, challenge their survival instincts and mountaineering skills, testing their physical and mental limits in an increasingly hostile environment. The narrative focuses on the climbers’ intense struggle against nature’s fury, highlighting the human spirit’s resilience and vulnerability in the face of overwhelming odds.

Length: 2h 1m
Genre: Biographical, Adventure, Drama
This Title is: Intense, Thrilling, Emotional

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Trailer

Cast

• Jason Clarke as Rob Hall
• Josh Brolin as Beck Weathers
• Jake Gyllenhaal as Scott Fischer

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: PG-13

Contains intense sequences of peril, thematic elements, and brief strong language.

Trivia

• The movie is based on real events from the 1996 Mount Everest disaster.
• It features a star-studded ensemble cast including Jason Clarke, Josh Brolin, and Jake Gyllenhaal.
• Everest’s production involved filming in challenging high-altitude locations.

Our Review

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Everest offers an intense and visually stunning portrayal of one of the most challenging expeditions in mountaineering history. The film balances its dramatic tension with emotional depth, although it faces some criticism for character development. The performances by Jason Clarke, Josh Brolin, and Jake Gyllenhaal are particularly noteworthy, capturing the harrowing experiences of their real-life counterparts. The movie excels in its production quality and visuals, delivering a gripping and realistic depiction of the Everest disaster. However, some viewers might find the storyline and character arcs lacking depth.

Critic Scores

Everest (2015) has received a great review by the critics.