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1 comments about Messner.

1. Mr. Messner is a real inspiration! He proved that with drive and determination (not to mention skill) the human body can accomplish anything! This is a gotta-have for any collection, but a mountaineering Must Have. A true hero, who did what nobody else had done...a pioneer such as Cook or Perry.

3 comments about THE MOUNTAIN with Spencer Tracy (Import Edition)(Adventure).

1. Without a doubt "The Mountain" made in 1956 is my all-time favorite film, mainly because of Spencer Tracy the all-time greatest Hollywood actor. There are many special qualities that this movie possesses which might not be appreciated after the first viewing. While watching notice that before any intros are displayed, the opening scene wastes little time showing a plane in distress which then crashes, with great visual and audio effects, on top of a mountain. The two main characters (Spencer Tracy as "Zachary Teller" and Robert Wagner as "Christopher Teller") are brothers that for reasons of good vs. evil decide to climb the mountain to reach the wreck of the crashed airliner. This becomes the basis of a fabulous and unusual plot packed with emotion, adventure and spiritual meaning. Zachary wants to help Chris climb due to the danger and the love for his brother but Chris wants to climb to take the dead passenger's possessions and escape his life as a simple farm hand. One cannot help but identify with Zachary's struggle to convince Chris that what he is doing is wrong as indicated by the following line stated before the climb began: "You want me to take you up to the top of the mountain in the sight of God so that you can pick the pockets of dead people? Isn't there anything inside of you that tells you its wrong?" Chris then responds "I'd do worse than that to get out of here", thereby setting the stage for a "clash of wills". For those who have not seen the film I will not say how it ends as I wish that all who read this review who have not seen it can one day give it a look. It has beautiful scenery of the French Alps and the countryside as well. Enjoy and God bless.



2. Great movie,other reviews give you the storey,however quality of dvd...korean,subtitles can be removed,not alot of features but good quality picture and sound would not hesitate to buy,hard to get dvd only korean copy avalible.



3. This is one of my Top Ten movies ever. I saw it when it first came out, and it made a huge impression on me that I never forgot. When VHS came out, I was thrilled that I could find it and see it again. Then later, looking for it in DVD format, I was able to find it via Amazon. I am thrilled. However, I still haven't received my order (it's been about a month), so I am now having to research for it. For those of you who haven't seen the movie, the movie will not feel dated whatsoever and its dramatic power is as strong today as it was then. It continues to be a one-of-a-kind drama concerning sibling rivalry, choices, those who never married, being stuck in your job, death, kindness, courage, mountain climbing in the Alps, and even has diversity - an East Indian woman is a supporting actress. This movie is a classic and timeless.