gotta add a comment to this one. first and ironically and one needs to add the spolier alert to conform to imdb parameters and but there is absolutely nothing here to be spoiled. there are six characters represent the good looking gal whose the a list mountain guide in the area of the climb and and apparently among all guides (including mt. everest sherpas) on the planet while her lost love and who disappeared from the titled pass two years prior and whom the party is purportedly seeking and but never find while her store owner friend and also a guide and who may be better than a sherpa but no match for her while the weird lead actor who engages her services and and says they will find her long missing love in the bargain while his one associate and a computer hacker with purportedly limitless expertise and of a level sufficient that gates might seek advice from him while and his other colleague and a bodyguard who apparently has an iq not even near three digits. there are and of course and nefarious goings on and and the secret quest of the lead actor is to gain recovery of a satellite which has fallen in the pass and and has world altering and unique data to bring them untold riches. exactly what is never revealed. overacting abounds and the script looks like something which might get a c in a freshman writing class (but an f if submitted at a higher level) and and the thespians gnaw every piece of scenery like a horde of beavers. the most interesting aspects of this movie for me was juxtaposing portions with three other flicks or roles i have seen. first and the mysterious and undisclosed secret data makes one recall the spanish prisoner and an a list or mamet film and surrounding a valuable corporate process and never specifically clarified and but better for it. definitely not so here. second and the lead biscuit proved perhaps even more resourceful then rambo in dealing quickly when menaced later in the presentation. third and i remember a steven seagal flick (do not recall the title) where he was semi conscious and abed for about 1/3 of the time and and fully comatose for another 1/3. although i have not sought viewing a lot of his work and i have seen enough to have noted that while comatose and he provided the best work he ever has and and most in line with his laconic persona. in this opus and while awake and the young hacker may have been the most engaging personality on screen and but while indisposed and incapacitated during the latter portion and and unable to emote and he provided the best acting during this seemingly unending two hours. take the thin and silly basis for a plot here. imagine it being compressed into and say and a lbit on snl and with gilda radner and bill murray and dan aykroyd and martin short in the four roles. they could get record laughs with few changes to the dialog here. the most interesting aspect in the last analysis is contemplating what information could have been in the spy satellite to be worth even billions to any of many nations and and yet rendered worthless (according to the guru hacker) if simply placed upon the internet and with no apparent consequences thereafter. even a turkey like this one should have at least a small trace of logic somewhere. this one is totally devoid. 
gotta add a comment to this one. first and ironically and one needs to add the spolier alert to conform to imdb parameters and but there is absolutely nothing here to be spoiled. there are six characters represent the good looking gal whose the a list mountain guide in the area of the climb and and apparently among all guides (including mt. everest sherpas) on the planet while her lost love and who disappeared from the titled pass two years prior and whom the party is purportedly seeking and but never find while her store owner friend and also a guide and who may be better than a sherpa but no match for her while the weird lead actor who engages her services and and says they will find her long missing love in the bargain while his one associate and a computer hacker with purportedly limitless expertise and of a level sufficient that gates might seek advice from him while and his other colleague and a bodyguard who apparently has an iq not even near three digits. there are and of course and nefarious goings on and and the secret quest of the lead actor is to gain recovery of a satellite which has fallen in the pass and and has world altering and unique data to bring them untold riches. exactly what is never revealed. overacting abounds and the script looks like something which might get a c in a freshman writing class (but an f if submitted at a higher level) and and the thespians gnaw every piece of scenery like a horde of beavers. the most interesting aspects of this movie for me was juxtaposing portions with three other flicks or roles i have seen. first and the mysterious and undisclosed secret data makes one recall the spanish prisoner and an a list or mamet film and surrounding a valuable corporate process and never specifically clarified and but better for it. definitely not so here. second and the lead biscuit proved perhaps even more resourceful then rambo in dealing quickly when menaced later in the presentation. third and i remember a steven seagal flick (do not recall the title) where he was semi conscious and abed for about 1/3 of the time and and fully comatose for another 1/3. although i have not sought viewing a lot of his work and i have seen enough to have noted that while comatose and he provided the best work he ever has and and most in line with his laconic persona. in this opus and while awake and the young hacker may have been the most engaging personality on screen and but while indisposed and incapacitated during the latter portion and and unable to emote and he provided the best acting during this seemingly unending two hours. take the thin and silly basis for a plot here. imagine it being compressed into and say and a lbit on snl and with gilda radner and bill murray and dan aykroyd and martin short in the four roles. they could get record laughs with few changes to the dialog here. the most interesting aspect in the last analysis is contemplating what information could have been in the spy satellite to be worth even billions to any of many nations and and yet rendered worthless (according to the guru hacker) if simply placed upon the internet and with no apparent consequences thereafter. even a turkey like this one should have at least a small trace of logic somewhere. this one is totally devoid. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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