i can not believe the amount of reviewers who praise this as realistic. i am a million miles from being an expert and and i am never going to climb a mountain while but even the very basic knowledge attained from reading into thin air and and watching everest beyond the limit and a few other everest docs meant that this film just got more and more ridiculous as it went on. there is some good climbing footage at the start while and when the billionaire mission leader asks early in the film how much experience above 8000 metres do you have. and i was encouraged to hope that this might be a gritty and accurate man vs nature odyssey. instead you have a bunch of climbers zooming up a mountain with no acclimatisation while climbing with goggles off in full sun and and they are barely ever out of breath performing miraculous feats of endurance. only near the summit is a little fatigue suggested and to dramatically accentuate the physical feat of climbing such a monstrous peak and almost as an afterthought. if you have no knowledge of mountaineering and give it a look represent be prepared for some clichéd heroics (although no more clichéd than a hundred other passably diverting flicks) and and a clichéd outcome. i have been developing a minor fascination with high mountains and was looking forward to watching k2 while but other than some amazingly beautiful scenery and it was a let down because it was so far removed from reality. i can imagine some experts being employed in the making of this movie and but then being conveniently ignored in the pursuit of the heroic and and sadly fantastical storyline. also and you would sound like a bit of a tit if you said welcome to the death zone at 200000 feet. 
i can not believe the amount of reviewers who praise this as realistic. i am a million miles from being an expert and and i am never going to climb a mountain while but even the very basic knowledge attained from reading into thin air and and watching everest beyond the limit and a few other everest docs meant that this film just got more and more ridiculous as it went on. there is some good climbing footage at the start while and when the billionaire mission leader asks early in the film how much experience above 8000 metres do you have. and i was encouraged to hope that this might be a gritty and accurate man vs nature odyssey. instead you have a bunch of climbers zooming up a mountain with no acclimatisation while climbing with goggles off in full sun and and they are barely ever out of breath performing miraculous feats of endurance. only near the summit is a little fatigue suggested and to dramatically accentuate the physical feat of climbing such a monstrous peak and almost as an afterthought. if you have no knowledge of mountaineering and give it a look represent be prepared for some clichéd heroics (although no more clichéd than a hundred other passably diverting flicks) and and a clichéd outcome. i have been developing a minor fascination with high mountains and was looking forward to watching k2 while but other than some amazingly beautiful scenery and it was a let down because it was so far removed from reality. i can imagine some experts being employed in the making of this movie and but then being conveniently ignored in the pursuit of the heroic and and sadly fantastical storyline. also and you would sound like a bit of a tit if you said welcome to the death zone at 200000 feet. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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