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[Damnittsteve]

he cuts his fucking arm off.






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[90GT50]

Didn't see that one coming.

[jdgregory84]

Never heard of it.

[krazy kris]

he cuts his fucking arm off.






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the fuck are you babbling about

[71chevellejohn]

It's a movie about the rock climber that cut his arm to survive off a few years back.

[71chevellejohn]

Just saw the commercial for this movie... still don't want to see it.


I only posted because I thought this thread was located on a different site...

[GT Fanatic]

I just watched it. You know the parts coming, and the suspense just never stops. If you can stomach the 4 minute seen. The movie is not that bad. If you do watch it. The movie is 133 minutes long and the seen happens within the last 20. I won't watch it again, just because I can't stand the thought of having to do that to myself or it happening to anyone else.

[TorchRedStang]

I thought it was a pretty awesome movie. That guy just flat out refused to give up.

[LS1Goat]

It's actually a pretty damn good movie. Well directed and James Franco showed that he can act in the right role. If you watch it on Blu-ray, it is one of the most visually stunning movies you will ever see.

[Strychnine]

I went to the bookstore one day, saw Ralston's book and read just the chapter where he finally decided to do it... and then did it.


Holy F.

[V8tt]

I wonder if it is going to be like that colin ferrel movie where he hangs out in the phone booth the whole time...here it is a rock..obviously.

[LS1Goat]

I wonder if it is going to be like that colin ferrel movie where he hangs out in the phone booth the whole time...here it is a rock..obviously.

Phone Booth is fiction. This is based on a true story and very well done. Worth the watch, especially on Blu-ray.

[Sean88gt]

How graphic is the film?

[1bad?]

Yea it was a pretty good movie

[GT Fanatic]

How graphic is the film?

The scene where he sets himself free is maybe 4 minutes long with enough graphics to make a kids stomach turn. Adults should be able to tolerate it. I think the suspense was stronger than the actual amputation.