Review of 127 Hours (2010) by Mike P — 29 Jan 2014
A movie about a hiker that got accident in a consequence of his chooses.
It is one of the thrilling "true-story-to-movie" for me. It pushed the possibility a human could get when his life is stuck between rocks (see the pun?). This movie really succeed delivering the message, "do it or not". And I believe I have seen the most engaging cinematography ever (Beside Cuaron. He never loses in my mind.) It was very helping to draw the situation in there, hence kept the tensions. I totally love it.
Knowing his movies' credits are always ingeniously made by Danny Boyle made me love his creations more. The story itself paced pretty nice(Even it is pretty slow for me in middle of the film), the story beginning to peel in a great situations. It is Danny Boyle, what did I expect, really?
Otherwise, the story - I don't know - feels forgettable. Yes, the score was great and such things, but it is just - I don't know - feels forgettable. Nothing really special after you watched it. Nothing really matters in my mind. Maybe it didn't explain Aron's background as I like, maybe not. I don't know.
Overall, the movie is great, but it left me no impression(may have different condition on you guys). It is a good flick, though. You should never missed it.
This review of 127 Hours (2010) was written by Mike P on 29 Jan 2014.
127 Hours has generally received very positive reviews.
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