"Desperate Elevation" was originally a drama with great emotional tension. The rescuer faced a human choice, and the rescued faced a struggle for survival opportunities. The despair, helplessness or resentment of the abandoned were the focus of moving the audience. The camera should be pushed. When I went up, I didn't push it up. Everything was ignored. The scene lost emotions, the scene became bleak, and the story became a running account. As a result, the actor's play space was limited, his acting skills were suppressed, and there were no problems to overcome. After being overcome, "Desperate Elevation" has a big face, but there is a "bad movie" inside.
The film takes 80 minutes to climb the mountain, 30 minutes to the blizzard disaster, and 10 minutes to rescue. The structure of this narrative is very problematic. The entire two-hour movie does not show any ups and downs, and the three paragraphs are flat and straightforward. It's just a complete re-enactment of the documentary. The documentary is not wrong, but it has no key points and no clear characters. The most filmed is a safety guide video on the precautions for climbing Mount Everest. There are many Hollywood actors in the film, and there are also many actors who are well-received in the industry. But the strange thing is that watching the entire movie, there is not a single role that can be remembered, and it is even unclear which actor played. Which role.
