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By Suso Aira (24) for Sensacine (386) on 09 Sep 2015

A commentary on the exploitation and trivialization on the Himalayan excursions and, though maybe a little naive, a metaphor of man trying…

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By Simon Foster (434) for Screen-Space (209) on 08 Sep 2015

Kormákur's vast, encompassing vision thematically broaches the existential drive that consumes extreme climbers, questioning both the brusque…

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By Jessica Kiang (522) for The Playlist (3,871) on 04 Sep 2015

Salvatore Totino's crisp 3D photography and Kormakur's way with a clear, fluid, thrilling action sequence show off the mountain in immensely…

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By Robbie Collin (1,612) for Daily Telegraph (UK) (2,495) on 02 Sep 2015

The hardship of the trek is vividly and stomach-lurchingly portrayed, particularly when the storm sets in, but it never makes the crucial leap…

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By Brian Viner (589) for Daily Mail (UK) (1,461) on 02 Sep 2015

As fine as the cast is (with Knightley turning in a small but genuinely affecting performance), the film's stand-out star is right there in the title…

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By Pete Hammond (936) for Deadline Hollywood Daily (332) on 02 Sep 2015

Shot in Nepal and the Italian Alps, cinematographer Salvatore Totino has a lot to work with and he makes the most of it…

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By Nicholas Barber (220) for BBC.com (1,500) on 02 Sep 2015

As appalling as the events it depicts may have been, the plodding narrative and weak characterisation mean that, as a piece of cinema, it never…

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By Dave Calhoun (583) for Time Out (7,510) on 01 Sep 2015

Kormákur creates such a convincing world – the craft of this film is astonishing – that you’re willing to forgive its less delicate…

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By Mike Ryan (265) for Uproxx (697) on 01 Sep 2015

Everest is immensely thrilling and beautifully shot…

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By Chris Nashawaty (734) for Entertainment Weekly (6,953) on 01 Sep 2015

When the lights come up, you don’t want to feel like you’ve watched a better Cliffhanger…

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By Justin Chang (1,535) for Variety (12,700) on 01 Sep 2015

Kormakur doesn’t make the mistake of exalting his subjects as extraordinary individuals, or suggesting that they were obeying some sort of…

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By Edward Douglas (1,395) for ComingSoon.net (2,031) on 01 Sep 2015

An epic story of man vs. nature that still feels authentic without ever skimping on the drama or suspense…

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By David Jenkins (910) for Little White Lies (3,136) on 01 Sep 2015

A big, brassy '70s-style disaster movie which wears its clichés lightly and packs a hefty emotional punch…

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By Eric Kohn (1,203) for Indiewire (3,631) on 01 Sep 2015

It lacks the same constant surprises of last year's Gravity or the visual poetry of Mad Max: Fury Road, but Kormákur's movie nonetheless marks…

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By Todd Mccarthy (1,810) for The Hollywood Reporter (7,050) on 01 Sep 2015

With its perilous central premise and gallery of individuals some of whom are destined not to make it, you could say Everest is a disaster…

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By John Bleasdale (289) for CineVue (2,163) on 01 Sep 2015

Ultimately, Everest is not concerned with the why, but with the how and it's grimly efficient at building up the drama, helped on by Clarke's…

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By Alonso Duralde (1,351) for TheWrap (3,203) on 01 Sep 2015

This is one of those cases where fictionalizing a true event, or at least fusing two or three real people into one composite character, might…

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By Tim Grierson (1,482) for Screen International (2,241) on 01 Sep 2015

While it’s impossible not to be somewhat caught up in these climbers’ life-or-death struggle, Everest is oddly uninvolving — it depicts…

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By Peter Bradshaw (3,667) for The Guardian (2,969) on 01 Sep 2015

Everest is a frustrating movie in many ways – despite some lurches and shocks, it doesn’t quite deliver the edge-of-your-seat thrills that…

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