Don't know the exact verse or anything, but to explain it simply, angels and demons are told not to interact with humans. Obviously demons don't listen as they also have free will.
As a massive Sopranos fan, it was ok. I'm not sure what the point of this documentary was. I didn't really learn anything that I don't already know.
For me, I liked that they had David Chase in the chair talking a lot more than he has previously including about wrapping up the show and that it was HBO that made him think about it first, the finale and the cost of the show on the likes of Gandolfini who died at 51 just 6 years after the show finished.
Hard to beat Sly when it comes to a mistreated vet that takes the law into his own hands.
Yeah, I loved #1 and 3. #2 was tolerable, but #4 having Fox and Fifty in it sunk it for me...
That damn poster is triggering my vertigo!Fall
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Becky, a grieving rock climber, is visited by her best friend Hunter. Hunter suggests that herself and Becky, who lost her husband a year earlier in a rock climbing accident, should climb a decommissioned telecommunications tower and scatter the ashes of her deceased husband at the top of the 1800 foot structure to remember him, and help Becky move on.
Becky reluctantly agrees. They climb the structure, which is rusted and corroded, and at the top, they scatter the ashes and enjoy the view. As they begin to start their decent, they hit a roadblock when the ladder collapses and falls to the ground. They manage to stay on the platform, and need to figure out a way down. Battling harsh weather conditions, thirst, fatigue, vultures and mental health anxiety, the two must figure out a way down, or a way to communicate with the world beneath them to get back down to solid ground.
A unique movie that was very well produced, and looks very realistic. It would've been good to see at the cinemas, but Netflix did a good enough job.
7/10.
hahaMy brother actually loves mountain climbing, while knowing full well i get bad vertigo. So every time he's up in some precarious position he makes sure he tags me in the pics. Then I inevitably see I've been tagged in a post and click on it to see what it is...That damn poster is triggering my vertigo!
Is it on Netflix? Sounds interesting.
No it's at the cinema now, also watched some reviews after I watched the whole movie to see peoples take on it and haven't seen one bad review, but as I said in my earlier comment if you have a weak stomach be prepared but it's worth seeing, I would rate it as one of the best horror movies of the year I won't say what type of horror movie it is as I don't want to give it away.
