Límite vertical

Título original: Vertical Limit

2000
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2h 4min

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Bill Paxton, Chris O'Donnell, Robin Tunney, and Scott Glenn in Límite vertical (2000)

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Un escalador debe rescatar a su hermana de la cima del K2, una de las más altas del mundo.Un escalador debe rescatar a su hermana de la cima del K2, una de las más altas del mundo.Un escalador debe rescatar a su hermana de la cima del K2, una de las más altas del mundo.

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Nominado a 1 premio BAFTA
- 2 premios y 4 nominaciones en total

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Curiosidades
The script was originally meant to be a sequel to Cliffhanger (1993).

Pifias
The depiction of High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE) is grossly inaccurate. HAPE is usually a result of altitude sickness and can most commonly be prevented (or at least have a measure of prevention provided) by slow acclimatization to the higher altitude. It is not a guaranteed condition to every climber at a high altitude. Moreover, the consumption of water has little bearing on the onset of HAPE. Additionally, given Annie's and Tom's high-degree of experience, and previous statements regarding their proposed high level of safety, they would most certainly have insisted on climbing K2 with the aid of oxygen, the use of which also staves off HAPE.

Citas
Skip: Don't mind her. She's French-Canadian. Some days she's Canadian. Can be quite pleasant. Today she's obviously French.

Conexiones
Edited into Ascenso mortal (2011)

Banda sonora
Take It to the Limit
Written by Don Henley, Glenn Frey and Randy Meisner

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7/10

Entertaining Mountain Climbing Film

Usually I do not care very much for mountain climbing films as they usually have a very similar plot. This film had plenty of action with Helicopters flying all over the place and horrible snow storms and also entrapment in caves deep under tons of snow and ice. The film starts out with a father, son and daughter adventuring up a steep mountain during a very sunny day and having a wonderful time with each other. Their father was a very experienced climber and all of a sudden a tragic situation happens and a horrible life or death decision had to be made within seconds. There is lots of scary scenes and plenty of explosions and more action than you can handle.