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So it's easy for viewers of any demographic, culture, nationality, or language to have sympathy for and be interested in Ralston's predicament.
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: 127 Hours -- Between a Rock and an Overrated Place Jonathan Kim 2010
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For anyone unfamiliar with his story, Ralston is a mountaineer who became trapped while climbing in Utah and was forced to remove his own arm to survive.
Kate Mara set to Spend 127 Hours with James Franco and Director Danny Boyle – Collider.com 2010
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Ralston is white and has a certain resemblance to Chief Clancy Wiggum.
The Volokh Conspiracy » “Phila[delphia Police] Officer Admits Lie in Saying He Was Shot” 2010
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Running low on food and water, far from any passing hikers and with no one knowing his whereabouts, Ralston is forced to do the unthinkable with a dull multi-tool.
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: 127 Hours -- Between a Rock and an Overrated Place Jonathan Kim 2010
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Running low on food and water, far from any passing hikers and with no one knowing his whereabouts, Ralston is forced to do the unthinkable with a dull multi-tool.
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: 127 Hours -- Between a Rock and an Overrated Place Jonathan Kim 2010
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So it's easy for viewers of any demographic, culture, nationality, or language to have sympathy for and be interested in Ralston's predicament.
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: 127 Hours -- Between a Rock and an Overrated Place Jonathan Kim 2010
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The girls make their exit, Ralston is on his own again, and the audience's last safety net is gone as the film's breakneck speed comes toppling down with one boulder.
Gazelle Emami: HuffPost Review: 127 Hours Gazelle Emami 2010
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The girls make their exit, Ralston is on his own again, and the audience's last safety net is gone as the film's breakneck speed comes toppling down with one boulder.
Gazelle Emami: HuffPost Review: 127 Hours Gazelle Emami 2010
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Running low on food and water, far from any passing hikers and with no one knowing his whereabouts, Ralston is forced to do the unthinkable with a dull multi-tool.
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: 127 Hours -- Between a Rock and an Overrated Place Jonathan Kim 2010
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So it's easy for viewers of any demographic, culture, nationality, or language to have sympathy for and be interested in Ralston's predicament.
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: 127 Hours -- Between a Rock and an Overrated Place Jonathan Kim 2010
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