Thirteen Lives - Official Trailer | Prime Video

steve williams

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The genius of Opie aka little Richie Cunningham better known as Ron Howard never ceases to amaze me. My wife nd I watched it yesterday on Amazon Prime where it is streaming FREE of charge. We all know the story and we all know how it ended but this docudrama comes in at a whopping 2 1/2 hours most of which are under water scenes and is nothing short of fantastic

It is the true story of the young Thai soccer team who became trapped deep into the Tham Luang mountain caves during monsoon season when the caves flooded and the rescue that was subsequently carried out. There is very little script in as most dialog is in Thai with English subtitles. However the cast of Viggo Morrtensen and Colin Farrell and two other English rescuers carried the story along with a few Thai actors who spoke English

The underwater scenes and how they were filmed is certainly anxiety provoking with some of the dives taking as long as 6 1/2 hours before they reached the cave with the trapped soccer team. The narrow passages and the surging tide from the water pouring into the mountain from counties sink holes kept us on the edge of our seats . As stated the film is a very short 2 1/2 hours as time flew by without a single watch check

The dives were actually carried out with Viggo and Colin and interviews showed them at times horrified with what they were doing. I have no idea how you direct something like this but in the end Ron Howard was absolutely brilliant in his ability to tell this story. One of the best films we have seen this year and definitely thumbs' way up

 

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