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Witness the moment of miracle
Olen 2022-03-22 09:02:12
Basically, people will not wake up after falling asleep in a cold state. It is a miracle that the two protagonists can sleep and wake up repeatedly. Usually people consume a lot of physical strength below this freezing point. Joe not only survived the night, but also climbed to the ladder along the wire rope. His hands and feet are swift, which is a miracle of miracles. Make-up almost, frostbite generally does not produce that. The little girl's hand was so exposed and she grabbed the railing and slept all night, not to mention tearing off a layer of skin, her hand was basically useless. It's pretty pitiful for the actor to be frozen like that, even if it's not true. Try freezing at minus ten or twenty degrees for several hours, the face is completely stiff, and there is no expression at all, the joints can't do anything except tremble, and the body is like wood. It's okay to watch this as a joke.
Extended Reading
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Kole 2022-04-24 07:01:15
I'm bored, obviously not my type
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Chloe 2022-03-27 09:01:12
First, American teenagers like to toss, so the rate of horror stories and accidents will be high, so take it as a warning. Second, this film is necessary to cool off the heat. Third, don't jump from a high place casually. Fourth, I am afraid that some of them will no longer take the cable car.
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[last lines]
Dan Walker: [echoing voice] You're gonna be okay, baby. You're gonna be okay.
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Parker O'Neil: I am not waiting till we get back to campus to eat. I am starving.
Dan Walker: Why didn't you just eat some of that pizza?
Parker O'Neil: Oh, that cardboard with tomato sauce you guys ate? That's not pizza. That's like roller-skating-rink-birthday-party pizza. No.
Joe Lynch: There's a Papa Gino's in the way back. It's like 15 minutes down the mountain.
Parker O'Neil: Sweet. I may eat a whole real pizza myself, thank you.