Don't forget about 127 Hours
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Eighteeteewhy said:
Very good, brilliant acting. Takes a good director to make a film that pretty much stars only one person. 9/10
even more so when the location is pretty much a rock in a hole!Was very good indeed. However, considering 'the' scene was fairly graphic I would have thought some of his dreams / dellusions would have been darker too.
I didn't think it was all that graphic. Danny showed us just enough to tell us that the boy done well to first of all snap the bones and then the difficulty in dealing with the meat with such a crappy tool, especially the likes of tough tendons.
Could not even imagine doing the job with the good knife he left in the kitchen but I'd hope not be in that do or die situation.
Could not even imagine doing the job with the good knife he left in the kitchen but I'd hope not be in that do or die situation.
I didn't think it was all that graphic. Danny showed us just enough to tell us that the boy done well to first of all snap the bones and then the difficulty in dealing with the meat with such a crappy tool, especially the likes of tough tendons.
Could not even imagine doing the job with the good knife he left in the kitchen but I'd hope not be in that do or die situation.
Could not even imagine doing the job with the good knife he left in the kitchen but I'd hope not be in that do or die situation.
I'm wondering if some of the more graphic shots were taken out for TV. But I didn't find it that bad to watch.
It was a fairly tedious film though. I understand this was a real life situation and it was a horrible experience. I didn't like how it was shot and it seemed to drag on. Suppose there isn't much to do with someone stuck in 1 place for 127 hours...
It was a fairly tedious film though. I understand this was a real life situation and it was a horrible experience. I didn't like how it was shot and it seemed to drag on. Suppose there isn't much to do with someone stuck in 1 place for 127 hours...
carmonk said:
I found Touching the Void to be very similar and a lot better. 127hrs was pretty tedious and the main character was annoying, so much so I didn't really care what happened to him.
I'm glad it wasnt just me then! Up until the rock incident.. but then some empathy developed...But is that not part of the story too?.. 'be a cocky, selfish hero and it costs you an arm and a...' well you all know the story.
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