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Abagail 2023-07-15 12:52:02
Life with dreams will be more...
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Mackenzie 2023-07-12 13:53:44
Death or fame, great shot, unfortunately no real...
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Rosario 2023-07-10 08:52:14
There is danger in the outdoors, please be careful when participating. ....
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Deanna 2023-06-30 10:02:20
The scenery is spectacular, the ending is too cinematic, and it is so important to have a good friend who lives and...
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Orland 2023-06-23 19:17:13
Although the plot can be imagined, the whole process from the organization to the mountaineering to the rescue is very realistic, which makes me...
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Jedidiah 2023-06-13 20:17:38
By the way, let's watch K2 again, but it's not an adaptation of a true story, it's a bit too big for a happy ending. Looking at it now, over 8,000 meters, I didn't see the protagonist gasping, too...
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Michelle 2023-06-11 06:14:26
Use all your strength, use all your courage, reach the top of the...
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Kaitlyn 2023-06-03 09:52:01
Climbing to the top is important, but going back home safely is even more important. The K2 seems to be conquered too easily. PS: Why is there a Japanese flag at K2? Did you not see the shadow of the...
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Doug 2023-06-03 03:57:10
mountain without...
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Keshaun 2023-05-17 18:47:43
After all, movies are not documentaries, and it is understandable to have some unrealistic thoughts of...
K2 Comments
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Santos 2022-10-01 10:11:09
The premise of chasing dreams is not a dog leash
The friendship line and growth line are better set up. Although this is an adaptation of a real story, some plots are still slightly weak. The deepest feeling is that Harlow quarreled with his wife, indicating that he had to go to K2. The wife said that you might die or never come back again....
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Thaddeus 2022-08-21 19:40:31
I suspect……
Conventional technique ~ The problem is still set in the plot.
K2's position in the mountaineering industry lies in its difficulty. Since K2 is clear in the movie, mountaineering should be respected at least, but the scene in the last half hour was taken for granted.
They dealt with the broken leg...
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Harold: What about, uh, Dallas? What's his name? What's his problem?
Taylor Brooks: Dallas Woolf. We went to Law School together. He was good in the classroom... I was better in the courtroom. There's no contest in the bedroom!
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Harold: [Harold and Taylor are in a tent] Hey Taylor, you awake?
Taylor Brooks: No.
