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The true story of mountain climber Aron Ralston's remarkable adventure to save himself after a fallen boulder crashes on his arm and traps him in an isolated canyon in Utah.
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The true story of mountain climber Aron Ralston's remarkable adventure to save himself after a fallen boulder crashes on his arm and traps him in an isolated canyon in Utah.
Best Director | 2011 | Danny
Best Actor | 2011 | James
Actor of the Year For and | 2011
Actor of the Year | 2011 | James
Best Song | 2011 | A. R.
Best Male Lead | 2011 | James
2011 | James
2011 | A. R.
Honorable Mentions | 2010
Best Actor | 2010 | James
Best Actor | 2010 | James
Best Narrative Feature | 2010 | Danny
Movie of the Year | 2011
Special Merit for best scene cinematic technique or other memorable aspect or moment | 2010 | James
Best Achievement in Film Editing | 2011 | Jon
Best Motion Picture of the Year | 2011 | Danny
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role | 2011 | James
Best Writing Adapted Screenplay | 2011 | Simon
Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures Original Score | 2011 | A. R.
Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures Original Song | 2011
Best Screenplay Motion Picture | 2011 | Danny
Best Original Score Motion Picture | 2011 | A. R.
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Drama | 2011 | James
Best Sound | 2011
Best Cinematography | 2011 | Anthony Dod
Best Editing | 2011 | Jon
Best Screenplay Adapted | 2011 | Simon
Best Leading Actor | 2011 | James
Performance of the Year | 2011 | James
Best International Actor Beste Buitenlandse Acteur | 2012 | James
Best Foreign Drama of the Year | 2012
2011 | Simon
2011 | A. R.
Best Director | 2011 | Danny
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role | 2011 | James
Best Actor | 2011 | James
Best Writing Adapted Screenplay | 2011 | Simon
Best Film Editing | 2011 | Jon
Best Film Music or Score | 2011 | A. R.
Unforgettable Moment | 2011 | James
Bravest Performance Award | 2011 | James
Contemporary Film | 2011 | Les
Best Director | 2011 | Danny
Best Cinematography | 2011 | Enrique
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2011 | Simon
Best Score | 2011 | A. R.
Best Picture | 2011
Best Actor | 2011 | James
Best Director | 2011 | Danny
Best Screenplay Adapted | 2011 | Danny
Best Cinematography | 2011 | Enrique
Best Editing | 2011 | Jon
Best Sound | 2011 | Richard
Best Picture | 2011
Best Director | 2011 | Danny
Best Actor | 2010 | James
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2011 | Simon
Best Film | 2010
Best Screenplay | 2011 | Simon
Lead Actor | 2011 | James
Director | 2011 | Danny
Cinematography | 2011 | Anthony Dod
Film Editing | 2011 | Jon
Original Song | 2011 | A. R.
Best Leading Voice Actor | 2011
Feature Film Category | 2011 | Simon
Best Actor Miglior attore protagonista | 2011 | James
Best Editing Miglior montaggio | 2011 | Jon
Best Sound Editing Sound Effects and Foley in a Feature Film | 2011 | Jon
Best Jaw Dropping Moment | 2011 | James
Best Actor | 2011 | James
Best Director | 2011 | Danny
Best Writing Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium | 2011 | Simon
Best Music Original Song | 2011
Best Film Editing | 2011 | Jon
Best Cinematography | 2011
Best Sound Mixing | 2011 | Ian
Best Sound Effects Editing | 2011 | Glenn
Most Cinematic Moment | 2011
Best Director | 2011 | Danny
Best Actor | 2011 | James
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2011 | Simon
Best Cinematography | 2011 | Enrique
Best Editing | 2011 | Jon
Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures | 2011 | Christian
Best Actor | 2011 | James
Best Original Song Written for a Film | 2011
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2011 | Danny
Best Motion Picture | 2010 | John
Best Achievement in Directing | 2010 | Danny
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role | 2010 | James
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2010 | Simon
Best Achievement in Cinematography | 2010 | Anthony Dod
Best Achievement in Film Editing | 2010 | Jon
Best Cinematography | 2010 | Anthony Dod
Main Competition | 2010 | Enrique
Best Actor | 2010 | James
Best Picture | 2010
Best Director | 2010 | Danny
Best Actor | 2010 | James
Best Cinematography | 2010 | Enrique
Best Original Score | 2010 | A. R.
Best Original Song | 2010
Best Director | 2010 | Danny
Best Picture | 2010
Best Picture | 2010
Best Director | 2010 | Danny
Best Cinematography | 2010
Best Film Editing | 2010 | Jon
Best Song | 2010 | Dido
Best Film | 2010
Best Picture | 2010
Best Director | 2010 | Danny
Best Actor in a Leading Role | 2010 | James
Best Film Editing | 2010
Best Director | 2010 | Danny
Best Actor | 2010 | James
Best Cinematography | 2010 | Enrique
Best Editing | 2010 | Jon
Best Score | 2010 | A. R.
Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama | 2010 | James
Best Sound Mixing Editing | 2010 | Richard
Best Motion Picture Drama | 2010
Best Director | 2010 | Danny
Best Screenplay Adapted | 2010 | Simon
Best Original Score | 2010 | A. R.
Best Original Song | 2010 | A. R.
Best Actor | 2010 | James
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2010 | Simon
Best Director | 2010 | Danny
Moving the Medium Forward for technicalartistic innovation that advances the medium | 2010
Best Feature | 2010 | Danny
Best Actor | 2010 | James
Best Director | 2010 | Danny
Best Film | 2010
Best Director | 2010 | Danny
Best Actor | 2010 | James
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2010 | Simon
Best Cinematography | 2010 | Enrique
Best Score | 2010 | A. R.
Budget 18,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 35,692,920 USD
Aron Ralston filmed a daily video diary while he was stuck in the canyon; parts of the video diary were shown on a televised special about his entrapment, however most of the footage has only been shown to close friends and family and is kept in a bank vault for safety. Before shooting began both James Franco and director Danny Boyle were allowed to view the footage in order to accurately portray the events in the movie.
The camcorder used by James Franco in the film was the actual one Aron Ralston used when he was trapped in Blue John Canyon.
Since Ralston did not tell anyone that he was going hiking, no one knew that he was missing or even where to look for him. However, this lesson seems to have been lost on readers of his biography and audiences of the subsequent movie. One of them, 64 year old Amos Wayne Richards ventured to the same spot Ralston did also without telling anyone. While climbing down a 70-foot-deep ravine, Richards slipped and fell the last 10 feet to the bottom. During the fall, he dislocated his shoulder, bumped his head on a rock, and broke his leg. It took Richards four days to crawl out of the ravine and by the time the park rangers found him he had no remaining water. In the end, it was the hysteria of 127 Hours fans that saved Richards. The park rangers at Blue John Canyon knew where to look for Richards because of the influx of hiking enthusiasts to the canyon since 127 Hours was released. In fact, since 2005 (Ralston's biography came out in 2004), more than two dozen rescues have been performed in that same area - between 1998 and Ralston's incident there were none.
In the last scene, Aron Ralston's real-life friends and family are by the swimming pool.
Terry Mercer, who portrays the helicopter pilot that rescues James Franco as Aron Ralston in the film, was the actual helicopter pilot that rescued Aron Ralston.
"Aron Ralston: You know, I've been thinking. Everything is... just comes together. It's me. I chose this. I chose all of this. This rock... this rock has been waiting for me my entire life. In its entire life, ever since it was a bit of meteorite a million, billion years ago up there In space. It's been waiting, to come here. Right, right here. I've been moving towards it my entire life. The minute I was born, every breath I've taken, every action has been leading me to this crack on the earth's surface."
"Aron Ralston: [as Brian Stephenson] Good morning, everyone! It is 7 o'clock here in Canyonlands, USA! And this morning on the boulder, we have a very special special guest, self-proclaimed American superhero, Aron Ralston! Let's hear it for Aron! [nods to his imaginary audience] Aron Ralston: [as himself] Hey. Hi. Oh, gosh, it's... It's a real pleasure to be here. Thank you. Thank you! Heh. Eh-heh. Em... Hey, can I say hi to my mom and dad? [as Stephenson] Aron Ralston: Mom and Dad! Mustn't forget Mom and Dad. Right, Aron? [as himself] Aron Ralston: Yeah, that's right. Eh... Hey, Mom. I'm really sorry I didn't answer the phone the other night. If I had, I would have told you where I was going, and then... Well, I probably wouldn't be here right now. [as Stephenson] Aron Ralston: That's for sure! But like I always say... your supreme selfishness is our gain. Thank you, Aron. Anyone else you'd like to say hi to? [as himself] Aron Ralston: Ehm... Well, Brion at work. Brian: Hi, Aron! Aron Ralston: [as himself] Hey! Eh... I probably won't be making it into work today. [Stephenson-Aron and the audience laughs] Aron Ralston: [as Stephenson] Get a load of this guy! Oh, wait. Hold on... We've got a question coming in from another Aron in Loser Canyon, Utah! Aron asks... [as caller] Aron Ralston: Am I right in thinking that even if Brion from work notifies the police, they'll put a 24-hour hold on it before they file a Missing Persons report? Which means you won't become officially missing until midday Wednesday, at the earliest? [as himself] Aron Ralston: Yeah. You're right on the money there, Aron. [the audience laughs] Aron Ralston: Which means, I'll probably be dead by then. [the audience laughs again] Aron Ralston: [as Stephenson] Aron from Loser Canyon, Utah. How do you know so much? [as caller] Aron Ralston: Well, I'll tell you how I know so much. I volunteer for the rescue service. You see, I'm something of a... well, a big fucking hard hero. [the audience laughs] Aron Ralston: And I can do everything on my own, you see? [as Stephenson] Aron Ralston: I do see! Now... Is it true that despite, or maybe because you're a big fucking hard hero... you didn't tell anyone where you were going? [as himself] Aron Ralston: Yeah. That's absolutely correct. [as Stephenson] Aron Ralston: Anyone...? [as himself, shaking his head] Aron Ralston: Anyone. [as Stephenson] Aron Ralston: Oops... [the audience laughs] Aron Ralston: [silently repeats] Oops. Oops."
