Everest (2015) - Everest Aftermath Scene (10/10) | Movieclips
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After facing the horrors on the mountain, Beck (Josh Brolin) comes home to his wife, Peach (Robin Wright).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In this adventure docudrama set in 1996, several groups of professional climbers successfully scale Mount Everest only to be faced with tragedy when a monster storm surprises them as they attempt to make their descent. Jake Gyllenhaal, Josh Brolin, Jason Clarke, and John Hawkes co-star. Directed by Baltasar Kormakur (2 Guns).
CREDITS:
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Cast: Emily Watson, Josh Brolin, Robin Wright Penn, Keira Knightley
Director: Baltasar Kormkur
Producers: Tori Parry, Tim Bevan, Brian Oliver, George Furla, Liza Chasin, Randall Emmett, Brandt Andersen, Lauren Selig, Thomas Tull, Eric Fellner, Peter Mallouk, Mark Mallouk, Francesco Marras, Nicky Kentish Barnes, David Nichols, Tyler Thompson, Evan Hayes
Screenwriters: Mark Medoff, William Nicholson, Simon Beaufoy, Lem Dobbs
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_You know what the saddest part is? Seeing how _*_happy_*_ they all are in the real life pictures. They really were just living in the moment, enjoying life. None of them knew what disaster was just around the corner._
Alice Wise ツ ya it is very nice movie. For me heart touching because my job is guiding in Himalayas. I always at this.massive mountain when am at 5545m from.of Everest. I remember every part of this movie and rob and his team.
best way to live, though, right?
They absolutely knew the risks going into it. They were victims of their own hubris.
they dug there own graves, nature always wins
@@madwestboy Robb died trying to save someone else, although he didnt have to risk his life he did so anyway and that earns my respect.
That final shot of Rob's body on the mountain for the remainder of time... haunting.
I read that she wanted to keep his body there. That it is what he would have wanted.
Sarabibliomania1 why would he want that?? That just seems cruel
That he loved being in the mountains so much. That it was his life.
Sarabibliomania1 yea bro but he was trying to get off THAT mountain,Do u know what I mean,He'll be on that mountain for all time,Just seems kinda messed up to me
I read that is hard trying to recover anybody of the ppl who died in everest
This scene and the music make me cry and remember the tragedy in 1996 on everest,RIP Rob hall,andy harold,doug hansen,scott fischer, yasuko namba.
They Have an Russian man Vladimrovich in this team and he die on the next year
Don’t forget the 3 rescuers who also gave their life for the rescue effort. Horrible all around.
Can you imagine being given up for dead. Not once but twice! Then miraculously survive! What a legend!
they were not given up, if they tried to rescue the remaining people they would die and then there would be more deaths
@@monkelikesgaming302what they mean is that Beck was literally left behind twice cause they thought he was gone. But both times he got up and caught up to them.
Underrated movie. Really. It has heart
LOCA so true, on of the best cgi👏Everything looked so real.
Agreed. There is attachment to all of the characters and structure in the story. Most movies today are to fill the seats only. This ones stays with you.
so true, guy, I had this feeling all the time. you said it well
This piece of score "Epilogue" is so haunting and beautiful. Just perfect.
well, it is written by Dario Marianelli, who won the Oscar for "Atonement". He is very good at what he does as a composer.
*Every Corpse on Mount Everest was once an extremely motivated person.*
It's sad to know that....
Not motivated enough apparently.
Motivated perhaps. Not always properly trained or conditioned.
Its one thing for those who have worked & trained for the privilege of climbing Everest to pay for a guide. Its another to just have the money to pay for it without doing the work & sacrifice to summit. Those are who "cause" deaths & the trash pile, not to mention increase the risk for those who ARE worthy.
Motivated enough not to die?
Truth
The real couple lives in Texas and goes to the animal clinic I used to work at for their dogs and they are such kind and loving people. The wife is the sweetest woman you will ever meet and loves her husband so much.
Beck is such an incredible storyteller, and his account of events is always equally gripping and heartbreaking. Peach is truly remarkable with what she did to save his life.
This movie made me cry waterfalls. It was intense and heartbreaking at the end, specially. All the people who died on this mountain is a legend for actually wanting to climb it in the first place.
“If you can’t learn something from dying, then you’re truly a slow learner.” Beck Weathers
The real beck weathers has said that a climb like this is one of the most selfish things you can do . He is right , it’s so sad that these people died but what they did to their loved ones , leaving them behind is possibly worse ... all for an imaginary feat
He's right. I wish the climb were shut down
Because it's there
“If you can’t learn something from dying, then you’re truly a slow learner.” Beck Weathers
@@LadyVader33 Uah no dont shut it down just becuase you people hate adventure and challenges dosent mean the rest of us dont. This is no where near being selfish
@@darthkillerhog how very unselfish of you.
Bloody crying like a baby here. Need to find a cat video immediately to balance it out.
It's ok as long it's not the freaking Everest
My eyes teared up at the end of the movie. And that's is very rare for me to have that emotion
I am too insensitive so i never tear up. Somehow didn't tear up for this one either
Errrrr
Let me explain. I'm too much of a piece of s*** to have a woman like that love me. So it really hits me hard when he died and she's crying on the phone.the one thing that's in my mind is God he must have been a really good man
Robin Wright isn't too much in this movie, maybe a couple of munites but her acting is phenomenal. Look at her face when she sees her husband in this scene, sadness, anger, regret, acceptance, she demonstrates all those feelings in just a split second. Amazing actress.
This is hands down the saddest, most heart-wrenching ending sequence I have ever heard.
The music brings me to tears 😢.
1:07 dark moment, that haunts me to this day ....
MrFlopp He was gonna take a nap. Poor guy never woke up. RIP to everyone.
Everest hug the bodies that it will never let them go, Everest guard the bodies so they sleep in peace eternally
Rob Hall was posthumously awarded New Zealand Bravery Star for attempting to save others and staying behind during this disaster. 😢 He was truly a hero.
Thats the most beautiful grave I have ever seen
That's what I was thinking
The thing that hit me was seeing his daughter and how beautiful she turned out to me I can remember 1996 it doesn't seem so long ago but it's enough to miss out on your child growing up,I'm drunk going to shut up now lol
Alex 6215r lol I understand how you feel I’m 20 I was born in 1997! So I wasn’t alive when this happend but it’s so heartbreaking to see the result of what happened on Everest the important lives lost it’s sad
And you see so much of Rob in her. That made me weep honestly :(
@@sai9718 im born in 2008 lol
My mom and I also think she looks beautiful
And this is why I'll never go climbing on a snowy mountain.
igeto12 fair enough
Burnt Nutella its not worth it
This is why you’ll never climb Mt. Everest. There I fixed it for you
There is climbing a snowy mountain, then there's climbing one of the coldest mountains on Earth
@@shouston9 How does that fix it? Did you fail English 101? Is this an Abbott & Costello bit?
still gets me to this very day
Luis Bonilla it's so sad
Um, I’m here on 2020, don’t forget this...
TBH, man.. this film gave me combo with that spine chillin shivers from horror movie and that sad heartbreaking moment. Perfect, a movie that i wouldn't see it twice.
I'm not trying to make things better, but I'm happy for them that they have reached that peek, before they died. May the rest in peace
That’s what I thought. At least they accomplished what they wanted to achieve.
The problem is-reaching the peak means you're only half way. And they obviously forgot that they also need time to vet down
Every time I rewatch the movie and see them celebrating reaching the peak, I always find it harder and harder to watch actually. When they are all celebrating all I am thinking about is how they should have just turned around an hour ago or something. These celebrations weren't worth it.
@@arsalahmad2200 yeah. i cried after the film but looking back i realized the entire thing happened all for some futile feat that doesn’t actually help anyone but instead literally took their lives and their loved ones’ futures with them. now i feel mad at them lol.
Rob should have left Doug when they told him to abandon him. It would’ve haunted him, but he would’ve gotten past it upon meeting his daughter.
Maybe he shoud've told Doug that it were not possible to climb to the top anymore... I mean, insist more! if they had returned when Rob was returning, on the right time, maybe this wouldn't have happened ):
don’t live in should haves and what ifs. what’s happened happened. they’re dead. he died a hero. focus on that instead.
@@buzzcutseason142 Yeah, I agree, I am just answering to the coment above cause I don't agree that Rob shoul've left Doug behind.
Saying he would've gotten past it completely trivializes Doug's death. You just dont get over leaving someone to die, no matter how logical doing it was. Yes he would've gotten to experience meeting ans raising his daughter and been overjoyed, and I personally believe he should have instead, but dont pretend that getting to do so would've made up for that loss. Nothing makes up for it.
@@bluebay1031 that’s a fair point. I should rephrase it. He would’ve been able to live with it and eventually in his life, make peace with it, knowing Doug’s death was not in vain. He accomplished his greatest goal even though it cost him everything.
RIP the victims of the 1996 Mount Everest disaster
Rob Hall (January 14, 1961 - May 11, 1996), aged 35
Scott Fischer (December 24, 1955 - May 11, 1996), aged 40
Andy “Harold” Harris (September 29, 1964 - May 10, 1996), aged 31
Doug Hansen (May 28, 1949 - May 11, 1996), aged 46
Yasuko Namba (February 2, 1949 - May 11, 1996), aged 47
Tsewang Samanla (January 1, 1957 - May 10, 1996), aged 39
Dorje Morup (October 1, 1948 - May 10, 1996), aged 47
Tsewang Paljor (April 4, 1968 - May 10, 1996), aged 28
You will always be remembered as legends.
I hate knowing people died 4 or 5 days before my birthday now. And I think my step brother agrees cause his birthday is may 10
Man the Everest embraced Rob in a fabric of foreverness.🕯🌟
I loved this movie so damn much
I’m only ten but I cried finding out it’s a true story
The music is so beautiful but to climb a mountain something might happen must be both insane and just wonderful
I've never seen rhe movie. My mom just told me about it not even 30 minutes ago, so I came here. Never want to watch all of it. I want to cry just from this bit and the ost, and that's rare for me. True stories always hit the hardest, I can't take them...
Nature can be beautiful, but never forget how powerful and unforgiving it can be. If you can't respect the dangers it brings, or even if you do respect it but make the slightest misjudgment, it can and will claim you and never let go.
Unfortunately, many learned these lessons the hard way and paid for it with their lives.
I will never forget this movie
You know it’s sad and hard to believe that Rob was the last climber to die on the mountain and also all the climbers that survived went back to their home country grieving and sorrow and all the climbers that didn’t survive are all left behind and now their bodies are a frozen grave on the mountain to this day 😢😭
RIP ❤️🌹
Indeed my friend.
Climbers know this, the remain bodies in the everest become a locatuon guide to other climbers, trying to recover a bodie can lead to more deaths, the more they can do is to burry them there or throwing them
There are those who do risk their lives to recover bodies of climbers for their lived ones. It's risky and expensive. I think the cost is $70,000.
This is very sad. I felt bad for those climbers.
Today marks 25 years. Rest In Peace.
one of the few times i cried watching a movie
I hope Sarah grows up knowing about these heroes
This movie mad me cry so hard 😭
sometimes we must see that life does have its limits like everything. our hubris and pride can blind us to what truly worth being remembered for.
Rob would be so proud of how much of a beautiful woman his daughter grew into RIP Rob and those brave climbers
I just watched this movie today, and the ending was so sad
2023.05.27. Én ma néztem meg. Mostmár biztos, Suhajda Szilárd magyar hegymászó is ott alussza örök álmát a hegyen. 8795 m magasra jutott fel, semmilyen segítséget nem vett igénybe. Hamár ez volt a sorsa, akkor ott nyugszik, ahová leginkább vágyott. Az anyalok örizzék az álmát! Mi, magyarok sosem feledjük.
A story about one guy who wasn't able to do it, pushing others to give up heir lives because he could not do it. Rob should have planted his feet and forced the turn around. 'This is my last chance' should not have swayed him..
Actually, in Jon Krakauer's book, he says Doug was wanting to turn around, but Rob knew how bad he wanted it and wanted him to get to the top as well and convinced Doug to keep going.
The music...
Injured Thanos after infinity war lost his fingers by snapping his gauntlet
RIP to the people who died on Mount Everest through the years
This is a true story of beck weathers and his friends who lost their lives rob,scott fischer andy harold,doug hansen yasuko namba in the everest i never forget this movie. everest 2015
The saddest part about this all is that this is based on a TRUE STORY. And that just makes me want to cry like a baby. Because you can grow an attachment to fake characters in a movie, but when the story is based on REAL LIFE PEOPLE then that is when it gets So SO sad. And this is why I say that the films that are based on true stories, are in fact the scariest
One person’s “unforgettable experience” is another person’s “complete waste of time”
“Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted” -John Lennon
First time I watched this I had no idea it was based on a true story. Then, I looked into it and found out it was. Total shocker.
God bless all these people who tried to accomplish doing mt Everest who lost there lives god bless these people.
*Rest*
*In*
*Peace*
*Robert "Rob" Hall*
The ending made me cry my eyeballs out of my sockets.
The goddess said no. It is sad, but those pictures. All full of life and hope. A grim reminder that the mountain doesn't care how go you are. You are still very fragile going to a place not meant for people to exist. Remember well
Imagine climbing a deadly mountain because u feel like it
No
Yeah I still can't get over this ending it's so sad and just so haunting😢
Rest in peace Rob Hall, Scott Fischer, Yasuko Namba, Andy Harris, Doug Hansen ❤️
I haven't seen this movie yet but I will
Every corpse on Mount Everest has a story to tell
i think...
this is the right way to go (not this early but i mean if i had to go i want to go like this)
in nature
with pure nature around you
were your body wont be touched
were your soul can roam free around the mountains
I feel so bad for rob... he froze to death why do people have to die?... and robs wife was having a baby too... 😪😪😪😪😪😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Discokick 😭😭😭
Its his job to bring his clients to the summit
They got bottle necked which means you run out of oxygen and they were three hours past the turnaround time of 1. Should've turned around at 1 summit or not. Too many weekend cowboys
dude believe me
people that say i want to be inmortal
will have the biggest regrets when they find out they are its haunting
seeing all you friends family childs loved ones die
seeing the end of humanity
its.. haunting
@@CactusCacti2000 I think they were referring to "why did he have to die like this" or "why do people die like this"
Dario Marianelli is so goooooodd man
Omg I love this flim
This one film sparked my goal to summit Everest and hopefully by 2027 that goal will come true
Here I wait for you friend. When you do, come to this video and tell me how it went.
@@GasparKvarta officially climbed up to 6000m pushing up to 7000 later this year
Hopefully push up manaslu next year then Everest/lhotse 2025
Well the oxygen tanks/masks, and other gear would definitely be way more advanced than 1996 that’s for sure. I watched a guy a few months ago climb Everest, and he seemed to have no issue getting to one the summits.
Amazing and beautiful movie! Love it so much!❤
Rob risked his life for other people to get to the top and bottom, may you Rest In Peace - rob hall. And also Scott Fischer.
Rob and the others have been up there for about 24 years :(
!!,THE NOVEL WAS SO COMPELLLING.
Bear grylls said that when he climbed the everest, he saw rob hall’s corpse.
Unsung heroes 😑♥️
what is the name of background music? I like it...
Rif'an Amrozi epilogue
@MarcelO.o that's just your imagination.
The mountain always has the last word...
Im crying when 0:43 hes coming and he was crying and me to crying for rob Why rob dies All Love to you rob #RobLoversImcryforyou
I remember I had a spontaneous trip to Dallas and we watched this movie and at the end a remember they had lived in Dallas and holy hell the emotions made me wanna hug them both all of them
Amazing true story film.
A moving scene😢
I’m reading about them all in the book Into Thin Air by Jan Krakauer. What a devastating ending for the people that dead that year.
could someone please explain one thing to me: didn't Helen and Guy tell Rob that they're going to start looking for him first thing in the morning after the storm stops? why didn't they do so?
They knew he was dead already. He and his wife were having one last conversation before he died.
Yes I agree
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Thanks, I was looking for that song!
it's way too dangerous to try and recover dead bodies on everest, most people die from trying to recover bodies (ironic i know)
R.I.P.
Another Gem I hope to own on DVD if I can find it
La ecena donde esta jan esperando que fuera mentira que rob hall habia muerto en la montaña y la musica y las sombras de las nubes cubriendo la montaña y el cuerpo vonjelafo de rob hall har que se me salgan las lagrimas. Ya han pasado muchos años y me siguen conmoviendo la tragedia que paso en el 96 y tambien la trajedia del 10 de mayo de 2016 donde perdieron la vida varios montañistas como david sharp
I just finished this movie in my world cultures class and this is just sad bro absolutely sad and the fact that it was based of a true story is even sadder
Luv it .it mades me really cry😢
Why does this semi-fictional account not mention any of the other fatalities that happened? 8 people died during this event, 12 total that seaspn. While this film seems to takes it's information from the book "Into Thin Air", by Outside magazine writer Jon Krakauer, a different and less dramatized version of events appears in "The Climb" by the late, great Russian climber (who was a rescuer during this event) Anatoli Boukreev. Worth a look, if anyone still reads books versus watching the film. Either way, not a terrible movie.
Actually, the director didn't use anything from Into Thin Air. He felt the book wasn't an accurate account.
Yeah, Baltasar Kormákur, the director, didn’t follow Jon Krakauer’s account to the letter. Krakauer actually criticized the director for NOT following his book, believe it or not. Baltasar explained his reasoning in an interview, saying that Krakauer’s account was just one of multiple eyewitness accounts, which is a fair assessment.
Many of the climbers were interviewed by Krakauer before he wrote Into Thin Air. I am not surprised that he was angry on the director. Bourkeev saved two members, yes he did, but many of his actions on the mountain cannot be justified. In his book 'The Climb' he twisted many facts to prove himself not guilty. It was criticized back then , by Krakauer and other members of the expeditions.
@@souravkarmakar7041 of course it was criticized by Krakauer. Because he contradicts what Jon K. says in 'Into Thin Air'. That doesn't mean Boukreev's account is any less valid.
@@KidPersepolis Jon Krakauer admitted that he failed to save two members of the team- Yasuka Namba and Andy Harris. He admitted it and regretted it. But Bourkeev's account changed from time to time. When a man clearly admits in his book that he failed to save two lives even though he had chance and the other person shuns all accountability with time, I think that makes the former person more credible.
This song reminds me of my granddad and papa
gran pelicula ...
Lovely story
If I could take one positive from here is that everyone that died actually made it to the top and one who didn't came out alive
It's heart wrenching 💔they risk their lives to see the beauty of cruel everest
I did not know that that was Robin Wright Penn 😱
My uncle was offered a part because he was one of the climbers but he turned it down
Shocking
death...
smiles at us all,
all a man can do is..
smile back
Well every last words belong to Everest.
Rip they will always be rememberd
The dead... examples of Mother Nature not even the strength of millions will sway her Everest is ever more superior.
Did you do it?
Yes
What did it cost?
My nose and some fingers.
that's the worst thing when you realize it really happened, just like the titanic
* People when
the quarantine finishes *.
why should we be sad about the people who knew the risk and went to take it? it's a gamble, no different from those at the casinos.