By the 47 Meters Down producers so some of that vibe. But in an infinitely more terrible situation in my opinion. I have a horrible fear of heights. So I don't think I've sweat that much in a theater since Free Solo.
Solid thriller.
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By the 47 Meters Down producers so some of that vibe. But in an infinitely more terrible situation in my opinion. I have a horrible fear of heights. So I don't think I've sweat that much in a theater since Free Solo.
Solid thriller.
Is this about pumpkin spice lattes?
Unless they start making out to pass the time once they're out there, it's a no for me, dog.
I have incredible discomfort watching others on edges of heights, I literally could not watch the trailer and had to turn away. It feels like I'm getting pulled apart inside. Horror movies have become boring, but this is a movie I am not even able to watch.
Complete Idiot said:
I have incredible discomfort watching others on edges of heights, I literally could not watch the trailer and had to turn away. It feels like I'm getting pulled apart inside. Horror movies have become boring, but this is a movie I am not even able to watch.
Honestly that's how I felt the whole movie. Simple premise but they did a great job with the CGI making it look real. You believe the actors are that high up. Nauseating to think about.
Free Solo and The Walk both gave me butterflies in my stomach to watch. This would probably be hornets…lol!
This looks terrifying but also intriguing.
They mention not having a cell signal, but would a rescue even be possible in this scenario? The only option would be to pluck them off the tower with a guy hanging from a helicopter. And that would presumably be highly technical and dangerous.
They mention not having a cell signal, but would a rescue even be possible in this scenario? The only option would be to pluck them off the tower with a guy hanging from a helicopter. And that would presumably be highly technical and dangerous.
double aught said:
This looks terrifying but also intriguing.
They mention not having a cell signal, but would a rescue even be possible in this scenario? The only option would be to pluck them off the tower with a guy hanging from a helicopter. And that would presumably be highly technical and dangerous.
Helicopter would probably be the only way. There are like 15,000 tower climbers that do this for a living to make repairs and stuff. They have to have some rescue possibility.
Use a t-shirt giveaway cannon on steroids to shoot them a packed parachute. Duh.
So the plot of Cliffhanger without the terrorists
That's a home rental at best for me.
ZERO chance of seeing that on the big screen. And IMAX.... ha! Hellz no.
ZERO chance of seeing that on the big screen. And IMAX.... ha! Hellz no.
give it to me in 3D and I'll go
You see, THIS is the movie that should have been named "Nope".
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - Ben Franklin
I don't have much of a fear of heights unless I'm in a really precarious position and doing something stupid, and this is beyond a really precarious position and really a stupid thing to do. You feel the height in this movie and it makes you want to crawl under your chair.Complete Idiot said:
I have incredible discomfort watching others on edges of heights, I literally could not watch the trailer and had to turn away. It feels like I'm getting pulled apart inside. Horror movies have become boring, but this is a movie I am not even able to watch.
People say phobias are supposed to be irrational, but a fear of heights is perfectly rational. Heights will actually kill you. So those of us afraid of heights are the normal ones.
Those of you who aren't are the weird ones. Y'all have something missing in your brain.
Those of you who aren't are the weird ones. Y'all have something missing in your brain.
I think it looks good. I'll give it a shot.
Personally I'm not a fan of heights, which is weird because I climb towers several hundred feet at a refinery I work at and do technical rescue and rappelling from those heights. On second thought, maybe I shouldn't see this one…..
Personally I'm not a fan of heights, which is weird because I climb towers several hundred feet at a refinery I work at and do technical rescue and rappelling from those heights. On second thought, maybe I shouldn't see this one…..
This is called wisdom.Brian Earl Spilner said:
People say phobias are supposed to be irrational, but a fear of heights is perfectly rational. Heights will actually kill you. So those of us afraid of heights are the normal ones.
Those of you who aren't are the weird ones. Y'all have something missing in your brain.
The same concept applies to jumping out of a perfectly functioning aircraft in flight. Or dating a stripper named Tiffany. Fear is a great indication your brain is functioning properly.
Movie was good. Some plot twists and foreshadowing
But otherwise a good solid storyline. Could have expanded the backstory a bit on the rock climbing aspect to put a little more of that genre in
But otherwise a good solid storyline. Could have expanded the backstory a bit on the rock climbing aspect to put a little more of that genre in
Not afraid of heights but this is scary as hell
GoAgs92 said:
Not afraid of heights but this is scary as hell
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