Everest

The movie was indeed good. But I'm not going to review the movie. I'm reviewing the dreadful quality of the copy that Google seems to think is acceptable. The picture quality was appalling - not much better than SD (I paid extra for HD). The sound was supposed to be 5.1 but was only stereo. It feels like I was actually ripped off by a bunch of pirates. I am disgusted by this service offered by Google. Shameful is the best word to describe it. Shameful!

It was extremely engaging. The visuals was stunning and it was very emotional great tribute to those who died in 1996. My only problem was that they didn't focus more on the mountain climbing and there were too many characters, making it hard to relate to each individual. Having said that it's worth a watch

Well!!. Been wanting to watch this for some time. It was recommended to me by a couple of, Australians, (lovely people). I know it's a true story and a very sad story so very hard to be over critical. Forgive my tone of phrase but I found the acting a little wooden. I wanted to be transported from my TV streaming seat but I didn't happen. I just can't put my finger on precisely what I'm trying to say. And all the in your face closed up camera work suggested someone was trying to save money. With respect to the sad occasion surrounding the making of the film I just felt it could have been much better. Perhaps it was the wooden acting? I wouldn't watch it again. Sorry!!