127 hours

Earl 2022-01-25 08:04:58

This movie is recommended on the homepage of PPTV, and it is in HD version. After watching all the American dramas updated this week, I had no choice but to choose this one.

In the beginning, the sky was full of yellow sand, stone walls, 17.3 kilometers of riding, all the way to jump, and the girl who happened on the road, and the climax in the lake, oh, and such good background music. It’s so beautiful that I mistakenly thought it was a love story about chance encounters.

Oh, yes, he came by bike. I'm still thinking about off-road or something, it's really hypocritical. How cool is cycling and hiking.

The handsome guy and the girl were still talking when they broke up, maybe we can see each other tomorrow. The ladder on the street can come and drink beer together. The skill that shuttles through the crevices of the stone is really strong. When he paused for a while, he raised his head and photographed the sky in the pinnacle. The angle of looking up is really beautiful.

Suddenly the stone slipped and rolled down all the way, just in time to get you stuck there. No more, no less.



127 hours, this is just the beginning.

It was still such a vast space just now, and now I am trapped in it. Every little detail has been enlarged.
Insects crawling around, the brand of the watch, the perspective from the water bottle, the crow flying overhead. You can see everything.

When the male pig pulled out a knife to try to cut off his arm, I was a little afraid to look at it. Although the broken arm has a chance to live, it is already the best choice. But I am a person with a heroic plot. I thought that in the end, there will be heroes when the hero is dying.

Everyone will not be able to hold it in the end. From the beginning, hold faith, and then with food and water a little bit less, your conviction is also less. Finally couldn't help being mad, couldn't help but shout: I DON'T WANT DIE.

Who wants it? Who doesn't want to live?
127 hours of near-death experience, enough to remind you of many life fragments. Who did you think of most at that time?

When I saw him really starting to try to cut his arm, I couldn't stand it anymore. You will feel the same pain every time you go through it. Later I learned that this is a documentary. So the story is true. Those broken tendons, broken bones, how do you do it?
How can you not fall down after experiencing this, and you can still hold on until you meet a human being on foot with a colleague.

It is said that the protagonist of the story continues to climb even after losing an arm.
How worthy of admiration? !

Every time after watching a movie, I can't help but search other people's film reviews to find a bit of empathy. I had to write it myself when I couldn't find it.

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Extended Reading
  • Aryanna 2022-03-22 09:01:19

    Danny Boyle succeeded once again by shooting such a simple and straightforward plot with a fascinating effect.

  • Karlee 2021-10-20 19:01:22

    The director is too ostentatious, narrating for the sake of narrative~~~

127 Hours quotes

  • Aron Ralston: Don't lose it. Aron, do not lose it.

  • Aron Ralston: [as Brian Stephenson] Good morning, everyone! It is 7 o'clock here in Canyonlands, USA! And this morning on the boulder, we have a very special special guest, self-proclaimed American superhero, Aron Ralston! Let's hear it for Aron!

    [nods to his imaginary audience]

    Aron Ralston: [as himself] Hey. Hi. Oh, gosh, it's... It's a real pleasure to be here. Thank you. Thank you! Heh. Eh-heh. Em... Hey, can I say hi to my mom and dad?

    [as Stephenson]

    Aron Ralston: Mom and Dad! Mustn't forget Mom and Dad. Right, Aron?

    [as himself]

    Aron Ralston: Yeah, that's right. Eh... Hey, Mom. I'm really sorry I didn't answer the phone the other night. If I had, I would have told you where I was going, and then... Well, I probably wouldn't be here right now.

    [as Stephenson]

    Aron Ralston: That's for sure! But like I always say... your supreme selfishness is our gain. Thank you, Aron. Anyone else you'd like to say hi to?

    [as himself]

    Aron Ralston: Ehm... Well, Brion at work.

    Brian: Hi, Aron!

    Aron Ralston: [as himself] Hey! Eh... I probably won't be making it into work today.

    [Stephenson-Aron and the audience laughs]

    Aron Ralston: [as Stephenson] Get a load of this guy! Oh, wait. Hold on... We've got a question coming in from another Aron in Loser Canyon, Utah! Aron asks...

    [as caller]

    Aron Ralston: Am I right in thinking that even if Brion from work notifies the police, they'll put a 24-hour hold on it before they file a Missing Persons report? Which means you won't become officially missing until midday Wednesday, at the earliest?

    [as himself]

    Aron Ralston: Yeah. You're right on the money there, Aron.

    [the audience laughs]

    Aron Ralston: Which means, I'll probably be dead by then.

    [the audience laughs again]

    Aron Ralston: [as Stephenson] Aron from Loser Canyon, Utah. How do you know so much?

    [as caller]

    Aron Ralston: Well, I'll tell you how I know so much. I volunteer for the rescue service. You see, I'm something of a... well, a big fucking hard hero.

    [the audience laughs]

    Aron Ralston: And I can do everything on my own, you see?

    [as Stephenson]

    Aron Ralston: I do see! Now... Is it true that despite, or maybe because you're a big fucking hard hero... you didn't tell anyone where you were going?

    [as himself]

    Aron Ralston: Yeah. That's absolutely correct.

    [as Stephenson]

    Aron Ralston: Anyone...?

    [as himself, shaking his head]

    Aron Ralston: Anyone.

    [as Stephenson]

    Aron Ralston: Oops...

    [the audience laughs]

    Aron Ralston: [silently repeats] Oops. Oops.