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“The final word always belongs to the mountain.” Anatoli Boukreev.

You can tell how upset the Sherpas from Rob's team were about not being able to reach him.

It's the wrong time to decide that you dont want to die up there while you're up there. You need to have that conversation with yourself before you even go. Understand that you might die up there and if you aren't ok with that possibility then you shouldnt go

Rob staying alive through the storm on south summit and being able to consciously call and talk in the morning is unbelievable level of endurance

Scott Fischer successfully selected the guides. The combination of Neil and Anatoly worked well.

whenever i have a need to experience the beauty of mt everest i lie in bed at midnight and go on youtube. stunning but watching here is quite satisfying enough.

Helen’s voice is so similar to the actress who played her in the movie

Oh if only someone had reasoned with Beck: "Beck, if you come down with us to camp, they can radio Rob and tell him where you are so he won't be worried and feel he has to wait or search for you."

20:50 Did we all learn that no matter what happens, we come up with a plan B because rule number one (which anatoly knew) is that shit WILL happen. (LIKE, "IF I RUN OUT OF OXYGEN, I WILL BE DONE) Also the lesson beck learned is that when shit happens its quite likely the only person you can depend on is YOU

I blame no one for any of the deaths. They chose to climb by themselves and your life is your own responsibility.

I am hooked on Mount Everest video. My daughter asked me what I have learned, and I said, "Never go there." 😁😁

I can watch this a million times!!

Neal Beidleman saved as many lives as Anatoli that night. If he hadn’t figured out their location in relation to camp4 that whole group might freeze to death before dawn. If my life is in danger I want him to be my guide more than anyone else

There should be more said and written about the heroics of Anatoli Boukreev. Great great great guy!

Beidlmann's decision to stop and wait until they had a chance to get their bearings was critical.  A cool head under impossible circumstances.

I was 9 when this happened, and it effectively drove me away from wanting to climb the Everst.  I read a lot about how the Sherpas were blamed for Scott and the others' deaths, but now that I'm older and having survived a hurricane and an electric storm out in the open I realise... the Sherpas know the mountain better than the climbers, if they didn't return there was a damn good reason for it.

I like getting the Taiwanese climbers story in this documentary.
And this is only one of two times I’ve seen Sandy speak about it.

Great documentary in so very many ways, never realised Anatoli died tragically late the following year, a real and true hero on Everest in May 96, he will always be remembered.

Helen seems like a brave person. She was fighting to keep the memory of Rob happy and joyful.