127 Hours

"Harrowing documentary-drama of a man in a desperate situation. "

"Crazy true story of absolute resolve and the will to stay alive. Good film"

"Great documentary "

"This Is By Far One Of James Franco's best role just imagined this really happened "

"This film, directed by Danny Boyle and starring James Franco, tells the true story of Aron Ralston, a mountaineer who becomes trapped by a boulder in a remote canyon. Franco's performance is nothing short of extraordinary, conveying Ralston's desperation, resilience, and ultimate triumph in a way that is both gripping and deeply moving. What sets this film apart is its ability to immerse the audience in Ralston's isolated world, making us feel the passage of time, the physical agony, and the psychological turmoil he endures. Boyle's direction, combined with breathtaking cinematography, keeps you on the edge of your seat. The climactic scene, where Ralston must make a life-changing decision, is nothing short of a cinematic masterpiece. It’s not just a survival story; it's a reflection on the human spirit's indomitable will to survive. It's a film that will leave you both emotionally drained and profoundly inspired, reminding us all of the incredible strength we carry within ourselves. This is cinema at its finest, and a definite must-watch."

"Great movie! James Franco was perfect for this role."

"Not my favorite Danny Boyle film, but a good story nonetheless"

"I've already heard his story from the outsider magazine podcast so I was already familiar but it takes a lot of guts to do what he did to survive. And to continue doing what he loves after the fact."

"James Franco was great in this. Not for the squeamish. But inspiring, nevertheless."

"Very slow, overly long, and didn’t represent the main characters actual experience. If you’ve read his book you know this. They turned him into a frat boy and added in what they thought would draw in a better audience rather than actually depicting the story. Also, the most used word in the film is the F bomb. As you can imagine there isn’t a ton of talking… "