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Everest - Official Movie Trailer (Universal Pictures)
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2015
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Inspired by the incredible events surrounding an attempt to reach the summit of the world’s highest mountain, Everest documents the awe-inspiring journey of two different expeditions challenged beyond their limits by one of the fiercest snowstorms ever encountered by mankind. Their mettle tested by the harshest elements found on the planet, the climbers will face nearly impossible obstacles as a lifelong obsession becomes a breathtaking struggle for survival. The epic adventure stars Jason Clarke, Josh Brolin, John Hawkes, Robin Wright, Michael Kelly, Sam Worthington, Keira Knightley, Emily Watson and Jake Gyllenhaal.
Everest is directed by Baltasar Kormákur (2 Guns, Contraband) and produced by Working Title Films’ Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner, Cross Creek Pictures’ Brian Oliver and Tyler Thompson, as well as Nicky Kentish Barnes and Kormákur.
Universal Pictures and Walden Media’s presentation of Everest-in association with Cross Creek Picture-is adapted for the screen by William Nicholson (Gladiator) and Oscar® winner Simon Beaufoy (Slumdog Millionaire).
The film was shot on location in Nepal on the foothills of Everest, the Italian Alps and at Cinecittà Studios in Rome and Pinewood Studios in the U.K. Universal will distribute Everest worldwide.
Genre: Epic Adventure
Cast: Jason Clarke, Josh Brolin, John Hawkes, Robin Wright, Michael Kelly, Sam Worthington, Keira Knightley,
Emily Watson and Jake Gyllenhaal
Directed by: Baltasar Kormákur
Screenplay by: William Nicholson and Simon Beaufoy
Produced by: Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Baltasar Kormákur,
Nicky Kentish Barnes, Brian Oliver, Tyler Thompson
Executive Producers: Angela Morrison, Liza Chasin, Evan Hayes,
Randall Emmett, Peter Mallouk, Mark Mallouk,
Lauren Selig
You are only half way when you reach the top. You still have to get down that massive mountain alive.
Exactly what I was thinking
and, I believe coming down is harder because you already spent a lot of energy/oxygen getting to the top
@@TheLibran38 Its also harder as the drive to get to the top is no longer there
getting to the top is optional. getting down is mandatory!
take a snowboard with you and use it they way down
This is how my parents went to school
Dude😂🤣
Oh mahnnn😂😂
😂😂😂
😄😄😄
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The everest sherpas are the real heros of everest! They climb so that they can put food on the table and their children to school!
Sandra you are pretty with a golden heart
SANDRA you are pretty with a golden heart
Frostbite - A Climber's Nightmare | Everest Stories
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Frostbite Story from the mountains of Nepal
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@@RohitChouhan-dj7se tharki
The last hour of this move was emotional, I couldn’t stop crying,,,, so sad, rip to all that lost there life, I hope you’re all at peace 🙏
The daughter he never met went to my school and her cousins go to school with me
@Aqsa Rahman• netflex
@@michelleharvey272 can u plz tell the name of this movie ??
@@Arsl.online 'Everest' is the movie's name.
I wish they had the movie on Hulu. 😔
Pray for Muhammad Ali Sadpara who summit K2 last week & still missing no movement caught by search operations please god save him 🙏
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Inna Lillahi wa Inna Lillahi raji'un
Lets pray also for juan pablo mohr. Chilean mountain climber, declared dead at the k2 🇨🇱😔
💜
He was my favourite mountaineer who summited K2 and K2 is my favourite mountain
one of the best based on a true story films that I have ever watched and I cried so much thinking "what might have been" or "what could have been" since it's a real life story 😭💗
ong same, i couldn't sleep that night and I kept ranting to my mum, who I watched it with, about how stupid some of them were or why they had to die
So I haven’t seen the film yet but I have been fascinated by this event since I was as 11 because I read “Into Thin Air” and I actually only started out doing it because it happened on my birthday (May 10th is my birthday) and I liked the cover of the book haha. I have studied and learned as much as I possibly could about the incident. Having said that, does the film ACCURATELY portray what REALLY HAPPENED or is it another movie where Hollyweird takes extreme liberties with the storyline?
@@MAGA4EVA1986 Jon Krakauer panned the movie and called it unfaithful. But that said, you probably know that his book was accused of changing the actual facts by other people who were there, like Anatoli Boukreev. So we'll probably never know for sure.
So these guys really paid 65k each to climb Everest? Insane..
@@danielden805Paying $10k to go to camp 2. I have no desire to go into the death zone.
Humans: We want to climb to top of Mount Everest.
Mount Everest: So you have chosen death.
what about k2
@@rafay1539
Wel i found lots of Pakistanis spamming the cmt that k2 is more dangerous which is nonsense comparison but im also spammin it..
"Mt Annapurna is the hardest mountain"
- Nirmal purja "who climbd Mt K2 in Winter
Not for the nepalese tho
@@eyan1114 The hardest mountain to climb and the deadliest mountain to climb have different meanings. K2 is considered the hardest mountain to climb, and Annapurna is the deadliest because it has the highest fatality rate. K2 has the second highest fatality rate.
"Human beings simply aren't built to function at the cruising altitude of a 747, our bodies will be literally dying" This will always be my favorite line in a movie ❤
@@Builder44708 It was so sad. Leaving your whole family behind to climb a dangerous mountain, life choices I guess.
Anatoli Boukreev, Give that guy a google! "One of the most amazing rescues in mountaineering history performed single-handedly a few hours after climbing Everest without oxygen..."
Then 7 days later summits Lhotse in record time solo without oxygen, beast!!
THANK YOU
Everest: I'm the most dangerous place on earth to climb.
K2: Hold my ice!
Nice
K2 is not half difficult as mount Annapurna 3 south east ridge its still unclimbed.
@@weegamery2592 is that where anatoli died?? Just finished his book... so sad for him :(
@Paul Kryder thanks for correction.
@Paul Kryder haha pretty sure i would slip up again. Doesn’t matter though we are only humans. ;)
This horrific story still haunts me to this day. Been to Nepal few times, even looking at it (Everest, that is) would give me chills.
Nobody cares
@@atomics.h.1824 nobody cares about u either Shut the hell up
I care 🙂
it haunts me even more he was my great uncle #riprobhall
@@atomics.h.1824 don't be mean to my great uncle
It’s even scarier and sadder when you know that is based on tragedy that happened in 1996 and they are playing people who actually died
Good to see Nepalese Flag in the movie. Proud to be Nepali citizen.
Dadhi Ghimire hows nepal after the earthquake?
life getting back to normal but many infrastructures are gone. Hard times.
Dadhi Ghimire i wish napal recover fast from this but i heard there are still earthquacks comming my friend came back from nepal he had bussiness there that building was ruined
Dadhi Ghimire Why? Are we so little that we have to jump everytime "Nepal" or something "Nepali" is mentioned by not Nepalese. My friends made me watch 2 hours of some boring hindi movie just because it was shot in Nepal. Its shameful that we have to find pride in these things.
Prios shrestha it does feel good doesnt it? . maybe not proud but feels good
Just finished the book Into Thin Air, and then saw this trailer. Incredible coincidence, I was wondering when they would make a movie out of it. Can't wait to see how well they did justice to an incredible story of survival
Umm it was already a movie....
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The movie isn't based on the book. The book is Krakauer's personal account of the expedition and contains false assumptions and self-aggrandizing inaccuracies.
@@JW-uy2on Into Thin Air is great. If you think it's self-aggrandizing then you clearly have not read it. As far as the allegations against his book, they were based on bullshit as evidenced by Krakauer's Postscript written in 2020
@@JW-uy2on Killer comeback keep it up guy
@@JW-uy2on given as he was only looking out for himself and to get that story published. Yeah you are right and not to mention that Jan the wife got pissed off at him for adding their last conversation into his book without permission which i think got retracted after awhile
welcome back to "why is this recommended to me after 4 years?"
cool trailer though
(edit: this is probably the first time I got these many likes, THANKSSSS)
Because it is winter season
i noticed it aftr reading ur comnt😕
@@SamSung-sb5fi yeah somehow i was eager to watch this movie only to realise that it is 4 years old
Into the thin air
Now Recommended me
No Nepali face in the trailer! without a sherpa Everest couldn't be concurred.
Newbie need sherpa, a professional climber don't.
Racist.
@@@antonzhukovfan Isn't it obvious?
Fishslap 33 umm no sadly
Totaly agree!
I watched this movie in school. And when i found out at the end that it was based on a true story (that happened in 1996) I started bawling my eyes out. Its so tragic
But they mentioned in the beginning that it was based on real life lol
@@cantlieman Derp
@@cantlieman ppl are stupid what do u expect. just read half these comments this is a majority of the earths population.
Hello 👋👋
Everyone I'm from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵
Proud to be Nepali 🙏🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Love you all 😘❤️
Foreigners: Can you help us to climb everest.
Nepali Sherpa: I just climbed it now, & I wanna climb it again, let's go
I was 11 in '53 when our Sierra Club member backpacker pop came home and told us that Everest had been climbed by a British team with New Zealander Hilary and Sherpa Tenzing. Over 29,000 ft. with state of the art gear of the early 50s. This new movie looks great, and Brolin sure was convincing as G.W. Bush in dir. Oliver Stone's "W".
They were all brave souls,truly living life.
It's so sad that their bodies never got back home cuz Everest is so damn ruthless.
Yasuko completed all 7 summits and died so close to home,she looked so positive and happy before the climb.
But they all knew what they are up against and i kind of believe they died somewhat happy cuz they died doing what they truly love!
Not sure about the rest but Yasuko’s body was retrieved a year after and returned to Japan. Rest in Peace to all of them
im not sure if they died happily.. they left behind their families! that would sound selfish just bc they did what they loved... idk i hope im wrong that they died unhappy but when you are freezing all u want is to put an end in ur life
Yasuko was alive but they didn't carry her till the camp, they left her alone. She was a tiny light woman, they would carry her easily. But they left. She died because of rescue team mistake. Also, Rob was a moron, he left 7 costumers without a leader to just make happy Doug. They lost their way because there was no a leader. Also, he left Doug alone on the peak and he fell down. Rob and his idiot decision caused all of these deaths. Pity for Fisher, he had to climb twice to help his costumer and he was exhausted. He tried to follow Rob's idiotic decision and he died.
People always say stuff like they died doing what they loved. Like that’s some consolation. I can tell you definitely were not happy. Mountain climbing is predominantly an ego-pursuit and in the last moments climbers likely have an epiphany about what’s really important, realizing they have left their family to suffer.
God have mercy on their souls but i would not call this bravery
RIP all the members of this expedition. You're all true heroes in my book.
Not heroes. Unfortunately, just misguided people who wasted their lives to no purpose.
do you know what? it feels soo nice when people make something and talk about Nepal and I am really happy for it .there is nothing in Nepal except mt Everest or something else but It makes me feel proud that even my country is poor and small there is one thing which is mt Everest proud to be nepali.love this trailer and hop the movie is even greater best of luck ;)
There is also Buddha’s birthplace, Kathmandu, Pokhara etc.
Is this film based on real events? 💖
@@victorsilvester5459 yes its based on what happened in 1996
@@thea9153 Ok thanx
How dare to say there nothing except Mt.
What a superb cast!!! Finally, Everest on screen!!!
Can' t wait to see these people fighting destiny and struggling to live.
Wow
the cast is one of the most important details which made me saw this movie for free and using boxxy software. enjoyable and very ... cold.
The OST of this movie is just insanee...I remember playing it loud in my car..when I visited Do Chu- la pass in Bhutan...we were in the trance
I love this movie and I do get the passion for mountains as I’m a climber myself.
What shocks me is all the negativity people spread in the comments, all for different reasons but mostly irrelevant and populist.
Something is really wrong with the mainstream thinking these days...Shame.
Sad ending but definitely one of the best films out
Not according to Jon Krakauer
Rest in Peace Angels.
Such a heartbreaking movie.
How can we watch this movie
Foreigners can you make us climb Everest
Nepali sherpa: I can do this all day
This is the last achivement of human being without technology
This is absolutely incorrect. They used technology at every step. Those oxygen cylinders were not made naturally.
Without tech, they could not even think about going to even half of those heights.
They use talkie radio, oxygen gas tanks, satellite phones, technical modern maps, headlamps, all the gear they wear and carry, the tents they sleep in at base camp, etc etc It’s the latest technologies used out there for climbing.
This is the funniest comment I think I’ve seen on RUclips. What’s a 🛎🔚
@@SaurabhGuptaYT lol there are people who climb Everest without oxygen. What does "without technology" mean, that they should go naked?!
that was climbing Mount Everest for nepali...!!!!
thanks for the team.....happy to see waving flag of nepal in the film....!!!
proud to be nepali!!!
Thanks producers, actors and actresses, you did a good job. This is my fav movie ever. I cant wait for Everest 2 !!
Why does this movie need a sequel?
@@pascalvansteen They should make a sequel from the point of view of Analoty Boukreev
Absolutely brilliant and heartbreaking! The mind can will the human spirit in a million different directions.
All the work to triumph that mountain, then everyone had to endure death,pain,and suffering just to make it back down... R.I.P to everyone that lost thier lives and I also feel bad for those who are living with the guilt of not being able to do anything for them... you have done plenty to try and get those who have been lost back to safety.
Showing the real peoples photos that died at the end just broke me. What a horribly sad situation.
Mount Everest (Sagarmatha) is the pride of Our Nation Nepal. Gonna watch this movie at QFX CINEMAS.
since i became a boxxy software user i had never watched movies in the cinemas cause i have everything i want just staying at home
sagarmatha pavitra jagah hai. ajj dukh ki baat hai waha plastic ki bottle aur death body hai. hamari sanskriti ko nast nahi hone dena chahiye.
@@sunnyshah6199 Dhoti Tere country me Nahi he Nepal- China border me he padle
I read "Into Thin Air" years ago and it was a good book but I didn't have the knowledge to manufacture the mental pictures required to accurately imagine what the climbers would have been going through.
Just finished watching it can't stop crying
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May God bless Nepalis!!! These people are the most humble and the strongest people in the world. They are the guardian angels of The Everest!!!
Gave me chills!! Beginning text and scene is a lot like the movie Gravity. Hopefully it is just as good!
Yeah pretty sure, whoever cut this trailer thought to himself "Yep, I'll just make this look like Gravity".
i am part of the small few who hated gravity
Im halfway through movie , and i must say that i gained some respect for people who attempt to climb Mount Everest
If you haven't already done it, read "into thin air" by John Krakauer. This movie is based on it, but the book gives you such an incredible, in depth, on the edge of your seat ride along with the team this story is about. Must read for all Everest fans.
"we are at the vertical limit you are dying." - Vertical Limit movie
I saw Everest last night amazing movie and an eye opener about how climbers suffer to fulfill their goal.
i loved this movie very much.one of the most underrated movies.
Who's here in 2021..!!
Me, just looking for good movies to watch 🙂
@@nickic-gie1349 is this movie worth watching
@@damaribrackett1159 I didn’t watch it yet 🙃
This movie deserved an Oscar
Nobody cares
Atomic S.H. damn who hurt you
@@atomics.h.1824 about you
@@catheriner5960 your mom
@@atomics.h.1824 your mom doesn't care about you
This is a case study in my MBA in lessons on Team work and Organization Behavior. How a team dynamics are important for overall sucess
You spend a fortune to be there,, you gamble with your life,, one wrong step and you are dead,, i do admire their courage & heart because it takes special person to do it,, but, NOTHING is worth putting your body & mind through this hell,, this is me ofcourse and everyone is entitled to their opinion.
I Just Got Home After Watched This Movie.
Was Really Cool And Beautiful That's my country flag yah Nepal Mount Everest :) Proud
After watching movie with my parents they said
"That was one of many small hills we used to climb to go to school everyday!"
This shows up in my feed right when we lose Ali Sadpara to K2. What a loss :(
Quote: “Everest is the most dangerous place on Earth”
K2: “Rolls eyes and spits out coffee”
We need a K2 remake!
K2 is technically more challenging and has worse weather but Everest is scarier because of the death zone.
Pekka ’O Erilainen The “death zone” is when you go over 8000 meters, it’s not something specific to Everest. K2 is 8,611 meters.
Annapurna I rolls eyes spits out coffee at K2 lol
@@BarryMcKockinner21 and Everest is 8848
@@goriranas8571 they have both death zone but k2 is more challenging and has worse weather condition, almost 30% death rate at K2.
The ladder scene is actually done and is on youtube for people to watch , bro these people are just insane
pray for pakistani mountaineer Muhammad Ali sadpara and his team. they went to summit k2 and hasnt returned till now!
❤
Love from Nepal
Who is watching in corona lockdown?
Protest lockdown
How will get full movie
oh stfu
K2, Karakoram mountains and Pakistan
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I watched the movie last night. It was pretty outstanding. I won't leave spoilers, but it's all on wikipedia...
Three Filipino Mountaineers was climbed at Mt. Everest in Nepal today for great nice.
why did this movie make me want to climb everest even tho everyone dies
Climbing Everest is easier than ever. And expensive as well
tnx for ruining a movie for me,stupid jerk
Before 5 years I have watched it , and on that day I promised to myself , I will not even imagine to climb Everest 😂😂
This movie terrifies you
الفلمن كانن خقهه *^*💜
The movie was so amazing and sad .
I know right! I'm glad at the end they show actual pictures of them!
+Tamba FNAF ya i know , i want to see it again *^* .
not really... watch it using boxxy software and with subtitle or dubbing and your opinion will had changed
This gonna be a heavy watch, right now I have no energy for it :s
Superchanl
Super intense.
Super sad.
Such a risk these men and woman endure while summiting Everest.
Phenomenal job to the cast who truly made you feel the emotions.
Scott Fischer’s daughter posted on TikTok that no one ever contacted her family to ask permission or for personal stories. They made this movie about her father without asking
Beautiful VFX. I'm really starting to feel the urge to watch this movie right now, looking at trailers to see if it's good. Amazing editing, like I said, extraordinary VFX, Looks like a good movie. Enjoyable movie at most, trailers look great, I'm giving this a 7/10 so far.
It's a very good movie indeed I watched it about a year ago
Gosh this movie's depressing. Is climbing a mountain worth dying an agonizing death?
90% of people who do climb it survive. Also, while a storm as bad as this happening is possible, its not likely. Its not an easy climb but no guts no glory.
These people are crazy and I wouldn't go across that ladder for anything.
Corek BleedingHollow And what have you done with your life?
Climbing this mountain? YES.
I would climb Everest, but never K2, no that's the most dangerous mountain on Earth
That moment when he said that doug in gone he is gone. what? He is gone❤️
what a brilliant piece of art I have seen in this trailer, mind blowing
The most emotional scene for me is when Doug died 😥
you spoiled it man
@Danny García why are you in the comments????
0:32 K2 Wants to Know Your Location
(How misleading is that, K2 'The Savage Mountain' is the most dangerous mountain in the world)
Agree
No K2 is at second, the deadliest mountain is Annapurna 1 with 33% fatality rate (i.e 1 in 3 people die)
When this movie took place (1996) Everest was still considered the most dangerous I believe
I went to see a movie yesterday called l'ascension (french movie) based on a true story about a guy from a rough neighbourhood without a job who likes a girl and that girl tells him basically she can't trust him blablabla anyway she tell him she'll start dating him if he climbes the Everest thinking he will obviously never do it. A few weeks later he is fucking climbing the Everest and manages without any experience in alpinism to go on top of the world! At first he is doing it for her but he realises that he is doing it from himself. It was such an inspiring movie! anyone can do it even if it's completely reckless without any experience at the end of the day only your mental strengh and your motivations will matter.
that one janitor who did it for a class that believed in him made me cry
There should be a movie about K2 expeditions,
Tribute to Jhonsnorio, juan pablo, and Ali Sadpara
Exactly
If any movie should be made than it should be about Annapurna range most deadliest and hardest mountains to climb, there are many short films nad documentaries on K2 not many for Annapurna and Annapurna 3 has never been climbed from southern side.
"Put ice in a glass full of cocacola"
Demn thats cold!
Don't ever rest at Everest!
One of my favorite movies I have ever see
Wowww!!! Feeling Amazing to watch it from the land of Mt.Everst🌍️🇳🇵🇳🇵❤️😊🙏
I swear, I thought it was a new movie... Great job RUclips!
When Mum, Dad and I watched this for the first time, Dad and I got really cold. Did anyone else feel that?
After watching this movie , I have a new goal to reach in my life , EVEREST. BUT I heard that it is very expensive to buy a permit and the gear. So I decided to climb the highest mountain in my country which is 4164 M high . Then plan for other doable mountains that I can afford. ''Great inspiration Movie''
So this is Thanos's retirement plan 😋
Finally found a avengers comment
@@UnKnown-lf7bl And mysterio joined him😂
Hahha and there is john conor t-3000 from terminator gensis
@@orochi8471 and elizabeth swann from pirates of the carribean😂
And u called my name☹️
1:40 that's the proud moment for all the nepalese
That's all Nepal can achieve. A piss poor second of fame in a B rated holly wood movie.
Watched this last night and I’m already ready to watch it again. Such an amazing, emotional and educational movie that will definitely have you sitting on the edge of your seat!
People of Nepal should be thankful to India that India didnt capture Nepal in 1954 when India had a chance to do so .. unlike Pakistan and China we dont trouble our neighbours we believe in unity ✊.. proud to be an Indian
🤣🤣🤣hahaa
Does it make you superior?
Coldest movie ever!
"I am on the top of the world"
No literally
You can imagine the cameraman taking the enormous cameras while climbing Mount Everest
theyre not legit on the everest love its a movie its fake
i am nepali public
i am very proud of this flim
thank you universal movies support for nepal👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
My country my pride...
Watched this movie in 3D. It's awesome :)
Adrenaline junkies reaching successfully to the top always in trouble getting their way back🥵
Who's watching after listening about Ali sadpara. The Pakistani heroes. Who missed in danger zone.
Me
I've climbed everest at 2003 it was pain full and it was also a deadly snowstorm i have brought 12 people with me but the half died
I was dying i was stranded but i was found by 4 members amd we left
0:35 I'll never forget watching this trailer in the cinema and hearing that noise. It was fucking epic.
Awesome movie. Definitely a tear jerker for sure.
I miss going to the movie theatre!! 😫😫
Awesome.. cinematography
Everest is like tourism spot death ratio is 4% many people has climbed it successfully
in other hand K2 is more hard and death ratio is 29 % only few people has climbed it
Just not as high so lacks the same glamour & reputation.
Do you need a license or permission to scale these mountainous behemoths I wonder, or can any Frank Spencer have a go.
Have you ever heard about Annapurna?
Nepal allows only highly experienced mountaineers to climb, many of em return bak without submiting n there are SHERPAS who help everyone out frm Death
Thats y Death ratio is less... so dont believe in nonsense articles n videos
First climb both mountains by urself then comment
Now the group of neplese has also climb the k2 I think fastest??
@@eyan1114 “Nepal only allows highly experienced mountaineers to climb”-that’s actually not true. Nepal is notorious for allowing anyone who can afford to climb Everest to do so, and it’s why they had such a high death toll in 2019 (because there were so many inexperienced climbers that slowed everyone down). They propose regulations to address how many inexperienced climbers and how many climbers in general are on Everest, but it’s never enforced. Many of their rules are not enforced. At the end of the day, they are a poor country that heavily relies on Everest tourism, so they’re not going to be picky regardless of how many people die or get injured on the mountain.
Never expected to see a hairy and shirtless Jake Gyllenhaal in a movie in which the setting is so cold.
why go there? why can't we leave the nature as it is and watch from a distance and appreciate it. why do we need to win everything despite the fact that we're the most fragile thing in this universe?
This movie is complete master piece !!! Humans are no where standing infront of mighty nature.