6 Below: Miracle on the Mountain (2017)

Good concept, poorly executed.

Blistering performances.

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

OMG whomever funded this movie wasted their money. This was pianful at its best. Josh Hartnet gets reviewed for his acting?!?! but i spent the entire movie barracking for Nature to take him oput and make it painful.

I think this movie had a lot of potentials to be even better than this. I am being generous and give it an 8 out of 10. (7 would be more reasonable though) The story (which was based on a true one) was pretty intense and well-thought. The main actor was great, and I didn't notice any major problems in cinematography or soundtracks... But what made me score lower than 9 was the two other female actresses. God, they were bad! The mother didn't even look like a mother! and the rescue lady was cold as ice (well, kinda makes sense in such a cold weather, lol). For me, the mother was a total turn off! I would try to imagine my mother being in the same situation, and I am sure should would have been much much much more distressed. She was like 'oh, my son is lost, is my make up still on?'Overall, nice movie! definitely give it a go... It won't disappoint to be honest.

Environment of high mountains and untouched nature is beautiful to watch. Scenes from childhood and youth have been done with a cheap blur effect. These flashbacks are very poorly done. One flashback is enough to understand the point of the story. Their dismissal with the action of the film gained some other role. They do not talk about the main character, but only breaks the monotony that occurs with long scenes in the wilderness mountains. One of the best things in the film is the choice of the actor and his work. Josh is realistic and is perfect for this role. The true story is for every respect. It's really astonishing what a man can survive.

*** May contain spoilers, proceed at your own risk ***I'm part of the 95% of the world population who is not a resident of the USA and I found this film insulting. A drug user, adrenaline junkie who chooses risk before discipline, a social derelict takes himself to the brink of death in chase of an adrenaline rush. Undoubtedly, the central character is a strong and able man, but he's also irresponsible. In every other place but pampered "America" the guy should be maggot food. Lacking basic survival equipment --a good jacket with a hood, a basic magnetic $10 compass, a disposable gas lighter or flint striker, an emergency small backpack (costing probably $10) with a modicum of survival elements like a space blanket, a few energy bars and a $20 rescue kit- plainly qualifies as stupidity. Darwin's Law applies. Being rescued by a million dollar helo, factual or not, insults the rest of the world who would never have the chance to expect that. Consequences: Fair cost to irresponsibility.