All Is Lost (2013)
Genre: Adventure / Drama
Duration: 106 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: J.C. Chandor
Stars: Robert Redford
IMDb score:
6,9 (87.862)
Releasedate: 23 August 2013
All Is Lost plot
"Never give up."
A man's fight against nature. The man (Robert Redford) gets lost on the high seas, struggling alone against the elements of Mother Nature for only one important cause: He will survive this one way or another! However, the circumstances are not in his favor and he will have to do everything he can to stay alive.
Reviews & comments
starbright boy (moderator films)
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- 22555 messages
- 5219 votes
I'm kinda surprised to see a rescue at the end, if I had portrayed it like that I have big doubts about that but I thought it was obvious he died and went to some sort of afterlife, until I get it here didn't even think of another possibility. In any case, Redford doesn't choose lazy roles like several contemporaries and it's refreshing that the film keeps everything very focused. So it works without any explanation (except for the opening monologue) and almost without words. In the end, I was less interested than hoped and I can't fully explain why. Find the predecessor and successor of Chandor clearly stronger.
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Robi
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- 2564 messages
- 2549 votes
A solo sea sailor hits a floating container and gets a hole in the hull through which water runs into the ship and all equipment fails. And so everything goes from bad to worse. Actually all very predictable and then also almost two hours long. So pretty boring. I'm curious what RR actually thought of that role. Because did he actually have to act or do you do those things automatically as a castaway. At least he didn't have to study a lot of text. I don't even consider it a feature film. It is more of a documentary or an instructional film about how to survive at sea. It will probably also be based on a true story, but I've seen this movie now and a second time probably isn't necessary anymore. Now I know.
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John Barry
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- 3410 messages
- 638 votes
Pretty haunting film about a man who has to brave the dangers at sea. The amount of bad luck of the character is sometimes unintentionally laughable. Robert Redford does a good job. The film has a strong ending that can be interpreted in several ways.
3.5*
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