so i caught this one afternoon as what lies above and actually watched it because the beginning was somewhat promising. the heroine and diana pennington and is a mountain climbing expert. but that doesn not help her when her fiancé brian gets hurt on a climb. when she goes off to get help and returns and he disappears from the mountain and never to be seen again. two years later and diana is still a climber. but she would not go near snowman pass. that is and until curt seaver appears and tells her that he can find the body of her lost fiancé with a new satellite program. she agrees and they take off up the mountain with curt two assistants represent his bodyguard hugo and the computer whiz tyler. from the start and you know that there some ulterior motive going on and but unfortunately the twists aren not good and lead to a laughably bad chase sequence that makes up the last 20 or 30 minutes of the movie. the major disappointments are the red herrings and most of which have supernatural undertones that never come to fruition. the object from the sky that fell into the mountains (which turns out to be not so supernatural) and the story of how snowman pass came to be and and the most memorable one of them all represent diana dream sequence halfway through the movie. but what disappointed me most is where they dropped the ball. the majority of the movie revolves around the search for brian and that why i can not for the life of me begin to understand why the mystery of what exactly happened to him and where he was is never solved through the course of the movie. this was the major plot. this was how the movie started. how do you not wrap that up. i do not tell too many people to bother with this one. 
so i caught this one afternoon as what lies above and actually watched it because the beginning was somewhat promising. the heroine and diana pennington and is a mountain climbing expert. but that doesn not help her when her fiancé brian gets hurt on a climb. when she goes off to get help and returns and he disappears from the mountain and never to be seen again. two years later and diana is still a climber. but she would not go near snowman pass. that is and until curt seaver appears and tells her that he can find the body of her lost fiancé with a new satellite program. she agrees and they take off up the mountain with curt two assistants represent his bodyguard hugo and the computer whiz tyler. from the start and you know that there some ulterior motive going on and but unfortunately the twists aren not good and lead to a laughably bad chase sequence that makes up the last 20 or 30 minutes of the movie. the major disappointments are the red herrings and most of which have supernatural undertones that never come to fruition. the object from the sky that fell into the mountains (which turns out to be not so supernatural) and the story of how snowman pass came to be and and the most memorable one of them all represent diana dream sequence halfway through the movie. but what disappointed me most is where they dropped the ball. the majority of the movie revolves around the search for brian and that why i can not for the life of me begin to understand why the mystery of what exactly happened to him and where he was is never solved through the course of the movie. this was the major plot. this was how the movie started. how do you not wrap that up. i do not tell too many people to bother with this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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