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Touching the Void. Have meant to watch it for ages, and finally got round to it. Really good documentary, but honestly I don't know why anyone would put themselves through that to climb a mountain. I know we've got some rock climbers on here and that, but I'm assuming they don't do anything anywhere near as extreme.

 

I mean one of the fellas even says of getting to the top "I actually don't like summits, cos 80% of accidents happen on the descent". So wtf you climbing it for? Hanging off a sheer ice face with two axes and some extra pointy winklepickers in whipping winds and snow - I just really don't get it.

 

Fair play to that bloke for getting down though. Absolutely incredible.

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Touching the Void. Have meant to watch it for ages, and finally got round to it. Really good documentary, but honestly I don't know why anyone would put themselves through that to climb a mountain. I know we've got some rock climbers on here and that, but I'm assuming they don't do anything anywhere near as extreme.

 

I mean one of the fellas even says of getting to the top "I actually don't like summits, cos 80% of accidents happen on the descent". So wtf you climbing it for? Hanging off a sheer ice face with two axes and some extra pointy winklepickers in whipping winds and snow - I just really don't get it.

 

Fair play to that bloke for getting down though. Absolutely incredible.

 

 

The book is an absolute cracking read too, the climbers wrote a chapter each giving their own perspective on the situation, one of my favorite books without pictures.

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Touching the Void. Have meant to watch it for ages, and finally got round to it. Really good documentary, but honestly I don't know why anyone would put themselves through that to climb a mountain. I know we've got some rock climbers on here and that, but I'm assuming they don't do anything anywhere near as extreme.

 

I mean one of the fellas even says of getting to the top "I actually don't like summits, cos 80% of accidents happen on the descent". So wtf you climbing it for? Hanging off a sheer ice face with two axes and some extra pointy winklepickers in whipping winds and snow - I just really don't get it.

 

Fair play to that bloke for getting down though. Absolutely incredible.

 

 

The book is an absolute cracking read too, the climbers wrote a chapter each giving their own perspective on the situation, one of my favorite books without pictures.

 

I was wondering if the book would be worth a look actually. Might see if I can find a free copy for the Kindle.

 

Watched 127 Hours today too. That was pretty mental as well. Really good watch.

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Touching the Void. Have meant to watch it for ages, and finally got round to it. Really good documentary, but honestly I don't know why anyone would put themselves through that to climb a mountain. I know we've got some rock climbers on here and that, but I'm assuming they don't do anything anywhere near as extreme.

 

I mean one of the fellas even says of getting to the top "I actually don't like summits, cos 80% of accidents happen on the descent". So wtf you climbing it for? Hanging off a sheer ice face with two axes and some extra pointy winklepickers in whipping winds and snow - I just really don't get it.

 

Fair play to that bloke for getting down though. Absolutely incredible.

 

 

The book is an absolute cracking read too, the climbers wrote a chapter each giving their own perspective on the situation, one of my favorite books without pictures.

 

I was wondering if the book would be worth a look actually. Might see if I can find a free copy for the Kindle.

 

Watched 127 Hours today too. That was pretty mental as well. Really good watch.

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Trying to remember the name of a film (and its driving me mad).

 

Think it starts with a load of people dead in a village, just dropped down brown bread. The marines go in in a big 4 wheel job and they drop dead too. Then the army sends a droid? plane over and they notice that one of the dead bodies has moved.....

 

Any ideas anyone?

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Trying to remember the name of a film (and its driving me mad).

 

Think it starts with a load of people dead in a village, just dropped down brown bread. The marines go in in a big 4 wheel job and they drop dead too. Then the army sends a droid? plane over and they notice that one of the dead bodies has moved.....

 

Any ideas anyone?

 

 

Doomsday?

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Trying to remember the name of a film (and its driving me mad).

 

Think it starts with a load of people dead in a village, just dropped down brown bread. The marines go in in a big 4 wheel job and they drop dead too. Then the army sends a droid? plane over and they notice that one of the dead bodies has moved.....

 

Any ideas anyone?

 

 

Doomsday?

 

 

Nope.

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Trying to remember the name of a film (and its driving me mad).

 

Think it starts with a load of people dead in a village, just dropped down brown bread. The marines go in in a big 4 wheel job and they drop dead too. Then the army sends a droid? plane over and they notice that one of the dead bodies has moved.....

 

Any ideas anyone?

 

Boro?

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Trying to remember the name of a film (and its driving me mad).

 

Think it starts with a load of people dead in a village, just dropped down brown bread. The marines go in in a big 4 wheel job and they drop dead too. Then the army sends a droid? plane over and they notice that one of the dead bodies has moved.....

 

Any ideas anyone?

Outbreak?

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Trying to remember the name of a film (and its driving me mad).

 

Think it starts with a load of people dead in a village, just dropped down brown bread. The marines go in in a big 4 wheel job and they drop dead too. Then the army sends a droid? plane over and they notice that one of the dead bodies has moved.....

 

Any ideas anyone?

Outbreak?

 

No mention of chimps?

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Trying to remember the name of a film (and its driving me mad).

 

Think it starts with a load of people dead in a village, just dropped down brown bread. The marines go in in a big 4 wheel job and they drop dead too. Then the army sends a droid? plane over and they notice that one of the dead bodies has moved.....

 

Any ideas anyone?

Outbreak?

 

 

Nope, dont think its that having watched the trailer :jesuswept:

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Trying to remember the name of a film (and its driving me mad).

 

Think it starts with a load of people dead in a village, just dropped down brown bread. The marines go in in a big 4 wheel job and they drop dead too. Then the army sends a droid? plane over and they notice that one of the dead bodies has moved.....

 

Any ideas anyone?

 

Boro?

:jesuswept:

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Touching the Void. Have meant to watch it for ages, and finally got round to it. Really good documentary, but honestly I don't know why anyone would put themselves through that to climb a mountain. I know we've got some rock climbers on here and that, but I'm assuming they don't do anything anywhere near as extreme.

 

I mean one of the fellas even says of getting to the top "I actually don't like summits, cos 80% of accidents happen on the descent". So wtf you climbing it for? Hanging off a sheer ice face with two axes and some extra pointy winklepickers in whipping winds and snow - I just really don't get it.

 

Fair play to that bloke for getting down though. Absolutely incredible.

 

 

The book is an absolute cracking read too, the climbers wrote a chapter each giving their own perspective on the situation, one of my favorite books without pictures.

 

I was wondering if the book would be worth a look actually. Might see if I can find a free copy for the Kindle.

 

Watched 127 Hours today too. That was pretty mental as well. Really good watch.

The book is excellent.

Joe Simpson is a fucking Jonah when it comes to climbing mind- previous to the Andes trip, his climbing exploits read like a catalogue of fuck ups.

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Remembered a bit more.....

 

Think the films starts with an extra terrestrial crash in a field and a young couple in a pick up find it and bring it back to the town. This is the cause of the sudden deaths of the towns folk, queue the marines. :jesuswept:

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Remembered a bit more.....

 

Think the films starts with an extra terrestrial crash in a field and a young couple in a pick up find it and bring it back to the town. This is the cause of the sudden deaths of the towns folk, queue the marines. :jesuswept:

 

How old is the film?

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Remembered a bit more.....

 

Think the films starts with an extra terrestrial crash in a field and a young couple in a pick up find it and bring it back to the town. This is the cause of the sudden deaths of the towns folk, queue the marines. :jesuswept:

 

How old is the film?

 

would guess within 10 years old.

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Trying to remember the name of a film (and its driving me mad).

 

Think it starts with a load of people dead in a village, just dropped down brown bread. The marines go in in a big 4 wheel job and they drop dead too. Then the army sends a droid? plane over and they notice that one of the dead bodies has moved.....

 

Any ideas anyone?

 

 

Remembered....

 

 

Ridley Scotts "TV Event........The Andromeda Strain. :jesuswept:

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