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Mountaineering movie
Nelda 2022-12-19 04:19:31
Snow scenery is invincible praise. I've read the book before-I haven't finished it, and angrily commented that I can't accept Joe and Simon's view of climbing. It's great to make a movie. The scenery and majestic vibe of the snow-capped mountains make the subjectivity insignificant. I mentioned this movie several times during the exercise, so I became interested in it. The scenery is really amazing. I don’t know if the shooting process really reproduced the climbing process in Peru, or it was done on another snow mountain with less difficulty. If Al-style mountaineering, the two couples, should the crisis of trust be at least smaller? Or the process will be more interesting, and the unusual common memories that two people have are more meaningful. In short, seeing their last goodbye kiss on the subway, I was shocked, and I couldn't get back to God for a long time, so I was envious.
Extended Reading
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Joe Simpson: I didn't put a knot into the end of the rope. If there was nothing down there, I would fall, and it would be quick.
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Simon Yates: rather than just sit here, feeling sorry for myself or whatever, I'll get on with it and I'll die on the way down.