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Everest looks like a good movie. Josh Brolin is playing Beck Weathers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beck_Weathers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beck_Weathers
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Another Pathologist Movie
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Misleading title as this is hardly a "pathologist" movie. It's about an expedition to Mt. Everest and one of the party's members happens to be a pathologist. Otherwise, it seems to have gotten mostly positive reviews and would be kinda neat to see on IMAX I would think.
Hey, when was the last time there were movies in the theaters with pathologists playing prominent roles?
All the reviews have been good. Would rather see this than that concussion movie.
How did he continue to work after this?
All the reviews have been good. Would rather see this than that concussion movie.
How did he continue to work after this?
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Well, one of the party members in that Everest expedition was a mailman. Does that make it a "mailman" movie and USPS employees should go see it?
But, I do agree, Everest (2015) looks better than the Will Smith movie Concussion (2015). Although the latter will probably get more Oscar buzz..
From what I read, the pathologist survived, but lost part of his nose, right hand and part of his left hand from that Everest expedition. He continued to do pathology afterwards; but,wouldn't need to have gone back to a life of pushing glass if he didn't want. He wrote a book Left For Dead (2001) and is a motivational speaker which he gets appearance fees. Plus I'm sure he got a check from the movie studio for story rights.
But, I do agree, Everest (2015) looks better than the Will Smith movie Concussion (2015). Although the latter will probably get more Oscar buzz..
From what I read, the pathologist survived, but lost part of his nose, right hand and part of his left hand from that Everest expedition. He continued to do pathology afterwards; but,wouldn't need to have gone back to a life of pushing glass if he didn't want. He wrote a book Left For Dead (2001) and is a motivational speaker which he gets appearance fees. Plus I'm sure he got a check from the movie studio for story rights.
Well, I guess he nose best.
Right
It is like calling a story about a guy who was a mountaineer that became a doctor a mountaineering story.
