127 Hours: Inspired Me!
(I’m so lucky to have such edifying, factual and so
supportive friends like Anirban Da, RohanBhaiya, Rahul Bhaiya, Apoorv Bhaiya, Vijaya Di, Saurav Da, Swadhin Sir,
Harleena Ma’am, Shahrukh Bhaiya, Vikash Bhaiya, Namrata Di, Piyush Bhaiya and
many others and some of my friends too. This post is dedicated to Anirban Da’s
question which he has asked in one of his Facebook status along with the review
of the movie ‘123 Hours’.)
I know it’s been a long stretch ever since this movie had
released. And it’s quite annoying for me that I’ve not watched and heard about this
movie for at least once. This has been my first time that I watched this movie.
I’d like to thank Anirban Da for whom
I got to know about this movie and whose post inspired me to write this
article. Technically this post is about to answer one question which has been
asked by my friend, but along with answering this question I will be doing a
quick review of this movie and would like to share some of my thought which enthusiast
me to write.
This is my first review, hope it goes well, figures cross!
127 Hours: Review
Friends, this movie is a ‘must-watch’ movie which you should
watch and if you haven’t watched it still, grab it from somewhere and watch it.
The movie is a British-American biographical survival drama
film directed by Danny Boyle and the film stars James Franco as real-life canyoneer
Aron Ralston, who became trapped by a boulder in an isolated slot canyon in Blue
John Canyon, South-eastern Utah.
This film starts in this way: Aron Ralston (James Franco) decides
to canvoy in the Canvoylands National Park in Utah. He drives to the park. He starts
his journey in the evening of Saturday and soon he reaches the place within a
couple of hours or more and sleeps in his car only throughout the night. He starts
with his canyon journey the very next morning that is Sunday.
He starts his day with riding the bicycle which he has brought
with him and while riding it, he meet two girl named Kristi (Kate Mara) and
Megan (Amber Tamblyn) who are hikers and has befriended them. Soon he shows
them the under-ground pool (which I’ve found a secret place for anyone to hide.
I personally like this part of the movie very interesting.).
He
parts his way with the hikers and soon enters Blue John Canyon through a slot
canyon. He slips and falls; a boulder falls and traps his hand against the
wall. It’s not easy for him to remove the boulder. He tries to call for help,
but unfortunately no one is around at that moment to hear him. He starts video dairying
on his camera. He uses the larger blade to his pocket multi-tool to clip away
the boulder. But his efforts are futile.
When he finds that his blades are not able to help him out,
he decides to cut his arm. But he finds the knife to be blunt to break his
skin. Again he tries to stab his hand, but realizes he won’t be able to cut
through the bone. He has rationalized his food and water. Soon he finishes his food and water and out of water, he’s forced
to drink his own urine. He starts losing hope to survive. He has started hallucinating
about escape, relationships and past experiences, including a former lover,
family, the hikers. After five days, he again hallucinates about a little boy.
He is quite a knowledgeable person and manages the way to
cut his hand off. Finally on the fifth day he makes himself free from the trap and
walks down and rappels down the canyon and drinks from a pool of rainwater, and
meets a family on a day hike. He is picked up by a group of patrollers. He
recovers soon and continues his climbing and mountaineering hobbies, and starts
a family.
Now it’s the time to answer the question which has been
asked. The question is: “What would you
have done, if you were trapped?”
I’d like to say, if I were there in his place then I might
have lost my patience and would have not been be able to bear the pain when the
blonder crushed my hand against the wall.
And seriously friends this movie has literally inspired me and
taught me- not to lose patience whatever may be the circumstances, because if
you don’t know how to hold your own bearing power then you might not be able to
survive the toughest challenges which are still waiting in your near future.
So here we come to the end of this post. After reading this
review or post please do leave a honest comment in the comment section below
& if you enjoy reading then please share it amidst your friends in all your
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It is indeed an inspiring movie to watch
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~Subham