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Title: Vertical Limit (2000)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Chris O'Donnell | ... | Peter Garrett | |
| Robin Tunney | ... | Annie Garrett | |
| Stuart Wilson | ... | Royce Garrett | |
| Augie Davis | ... | Aziz | |
| Temuera Morrison | ... | Major Rasul | |
| Roshan Seth | ... | Colonel Amir Salim | |
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Alejandro Valdes-Rochin | ... | Sergeant Asim |
| Nicholas Lea | ... | Tom McLaren | |
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Rod Brown | ... | Ali Hasan |
| Scott Glenn | ... | Montgomery Wick | |
| Steve Le Marquand | ... | Cyril Bench | |
| Ben Mendelsohn | ... | Malcolm Bench | |
| Izabella Scorupco | ... | Monique Aubertine | |
| Bill Paxton | ... | Elliot Vaughn | |
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Ed Viesturs | ... | Himself |
A high-adrenaline tale of young climber Peter Garrett, who must launch a treacherous and extraordinary rescue effort up K2, the world's second-highest peak. Confronting both his own limitations and the awesome power of nature's uncontrollable elements, Peter risks his life to save his sister, Annie, and her summit team in a race against time. The team is trapped in an icy grave at 26,000 feet - a death zone above the vertical limit of endurance where the human body cannot survive for long. Every second counts as Peter enlists the help of a crew of fellow climbers, including eccentric, reclusive mountain man Montgomery Wick, to ascend the chilling might of the world's most feared peak to save her. Written by Sujit R. Varma
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How can anyone spend so much money and make a picture like this? The effects were good but how many really stupid / bad things can happen in one film or one person's life. If only two of the many, many catastrophes that happened in the movie happened in real life it would be like lightning striking you twice. Everything that the actors did (pretending to be the best of the best climbers) seemed to go against them. Really, do you think a professional climber would leave his back pack where it could slide down the mountain? This is your life we're talking about. How about a nylon climbing rope that snaps two feet above the ground just after stopping a long fall. You can't see anyone's breath and it's cold up there. But the way, there aren't any open flame fires that I know of (unless the fuel contains it's own oxygen) anywhere near that altitude. Or how about a professional climber (who relies on good lungs) that smokes. Really, enough is enough!
If you can't think well you might like this movie but it you have some brains, no way! No real plot development - only special effects over and over and over...Unfortunately not even plausible special effects. Jumping a crevasse (didn't they know it was there before they took that route) and actually sticking to the other side. Come on!
I could go on and on but I won't. Nice scenery though. I like the actors but not in this movie.
Well, that's my take and thanks.