Everest
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2015
- 121 min
- $46,529,055
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Can you just listen up?
Guys?
We got 2,000 feet,
600 vertical meters
to Camp Four.
It's roped all the way,
so I know you can make it.
Once we get to the yellow band,
we're gonna regroup,
put on the masks,
turn on the gas.
Make sense?
325 dollars a bottle.
For oxygen?
That's daylight robbery!
Yeah, well, he's cornered the market,
he's got it.
He reckons there's gonna be 20
teams at Base Camp this season.
Twenty teams?
I mean, with all
the Sherpas and porters,
it's gonna be
a squeeze up there.
Well, that's a scrum on
the ropes, right there.
What is this?
It's Helen's.
It's a little decoration
for the mess tent.
You can wear them in your hair.
I'll have that.
Thank you.
Okay, I got some news.
We got Krakauer.
You stole him
from Scott Fischer?
No, he made up his own mind.
Good job, Rob!
How much is he paying you, Rob?
Well, he's only
paying for his airfare
but we get 5,000
words in the magazine
and our picture on
the front cover. Huh?
That makes it all worthwhile.
Right there.
Well, if you get him to the top.
If?
If? How can you
say that to me?
There you go.
You all right?
Thanks, Guy.
Cheers, mate.
Hey!
Hello!
You all right?
Oh, yeah, how are you?
Me? I'm good.
Oh, look at you!
I know, I'm big.
Here you go.
You good?
Yeah, you know,
I'm just gonna miss you.
Come on.
- Let's go, Guy.
- Mmm-hmm.
Just go careful, all right?
It's...
Please, my love.
Come on.
Please don't worry.
It's just the doing
nothing back here
that's making me worry.
You're not doing nothing.
No, but...
What?
It's the waiting for you.
For him.
Her.
Her.
Her.
Just be back for
the birth, Rob Hall.
You try and stop me.
This is a final call
for Air New Zealand
Flight 7419 to Kathmandu.
Okay, I love you.
Go, or I'll cry.
Go.
Yeah.
That all you got?
Yeah, that's it.
I think we're over here.
Hey, what outfit you guys with?
Uh, Adventure Consultants.
Ah, good. Me too.
Ah.
I'm Beck.
Beck Weathers.
Doug Hansen.
Jon Krakauer.
How you doing?
Good.
Are you, uh...
Krakauer from Outside magazine?
Yep.
Really?
What are you doing?
Writing or climbing or what?
Little bit of both.
Hmm.
Well, I'll let you know
how the summit goes, okay?
No need.
I'll be there.
Ah, we'll see.
What do you do when
you're not climbing, Doug?
What, for work?
Yeah.
Uh, different things.
Carpenter, mailman.
Carpenter, mailman?
Yep.
Seriously, you deliver the mail?
Yeah, I deliver the mail.
Mailman on Everest?
Hope so.
I like that.
Mailman on Everest.
There we go.
- Beck.
- Yeah?
You know he made it to the South
Summit on Everest last year?
Who, Doug did?
Yeah.
That's pretty
high for a mailman.
Yep. Longs Peak, McKinley.
I never made it up to
the top of McKinley myself.
I know.
Well, how do you know that?
'89, right?
Oh!
You've done your research.
That's what we do.
You, my friends, are following
in some very famous footsteps.
A history made
famous by George Everest,
George Mallory, Tenzing Norgay,
Edmund Hillary.
And Rob Hall!
Legends all of them!
That's right.
For those of you who
dare face their dreams,
Adventure Consultants
offers something
beyond the power of
words to describe.
And why don't we describe it
in the brochure?
Because it's mostly just pain.
- Yes.
- Ain't that the truth?
And the odd,
if you don't mind, Mike,
and the odd missing toe.
There we go.
To put it simply,
guys, human beings
simply aren't built to function
at the cruising
altitude of a 747.
Okay, once we get above here,
above the South Col
our bodies will be
literally dying.
And I mean literally dying.
It's not called the Death Zone for nothing,
guys.
So the game is,
can we get you up to the top
and down to the bottom
before that happens?
- You sure can.
- Oh!
Beck Weathers,
ladies and gentlemen.
You might have noticed
a bit of the Lone Star State?
100% Texan right here, people.
100% Texan.
You've met Mike Groom.
I'd like to introduce
you to Andy Harris.
- Harold.
- Our other guide out of Queenstown.
Taranaki, actually,
originally. Kia ora.
Helen and the rest of the team are
already on the way up to Base Camp.
They're setting it up
for when we get there.
Today's March 30, people.
I plan on going for
the summit May 10.
It's been a lucky day for me
and Adventure Consultants
and the weather's usually
So that means,
we have 40 days to train
your bodies and your minds
to go for it.
Now, I know there's a lot of
mountaineering experience in this room.
You wouldn't be here without it.
Stu, K2, Broad Peak.
John Taske.
1,192 meters of
Mount Kosciuszko.
And... I mean,
Yasuko Namba.
Six of the Seven Summits and the
only woman.
There you go.
Let's make it seven.
Thank you.
But Everest, though, is another beast,
another beast altogether.
That's why you're here,
isn't that right, Dougie?
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
So, listen. Tonight, that's it from me.
Eat, drink, be merry.
Tomorrow, we trek.
We good?
You ready for this?
Dougie.
All right, folks, hang on.
Okay.
That's it, here we go, Colonel.
All right, everybody, earbuds.
Take your seats,
buckle in, everyone.
Thanks, Mike.
Do or die.
Here we go.
Okay.
Can you believe it?
Bravo 270 en route,
request Bravo 410.
Keep 'em all in a nice group.
Hey, guys, take it easy.
- Yes, I'm ready.
- Ready.
We're kicking it off, let's go.
You lead the way, pal.
You all right?
Yes.
Guys, man wants to
see your climbing permits.
Need to see all your
climbing permits!
Namaste.
Thank you very much,
we'll see you on the way back.
Thank you very much.
- All good?
- Yeah, yeah. Yeah, you?
Yeah.
Hey, uh...
Thanks, Rob.
Thanks for what?
You know, the discount.
Well, you're working
three jobs, Doug.
It was the least
I could do, mate.
I know, you didn't have to do it,
though, and I appreciate it.
Let's just get you
to the top this time.
Yeah.
How you feeling, Beck?
Fair to middling.
Come on, buddy, you can do it.
Thought I was gonna
acclimatize faster than this.
Uh, you'll be all right.
Darn critters.
Whoo!
Wow.
Yeah.
How close did you get?
Well, I got real close
but it got late and I was
pretty shot anyways.
Well, I think I would
have made a run for it.
Every day I wake
up thinking that.
Then why didn't you do it?
'Cause I turned him around.
Morning 15 at the South Summit,
bad conditions,
we weren't gonna make
our 2:
00 p.m. turnaround.See, it's all good and well
to make the top, Beck,
but you pay me to
bring you down safely.
Remember that.
Okay.
What's eating him?
One of our Sherpas, Tenzing.
He had an accident.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah.
the ladders on the Icefall.
It's not good.
They had to bring him down.
Namaste.
Namaste.
Congratulations, you all made it.
Welcome to Base Camp!
We got the United
Nations here this year.
Got the IMAX team,
South Africans.
And right up here
in the best spot of all
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