Some Cleavage scene In the movie by a lead actress. At the opening scene, a husband and his wife kiss after he catches her from a jump. A woman confesses to having an affair with another woman's husband for 4 months.
The MPAA rating has been assigned for “bloody images, intense peril, and strong language.” The Kids-In-Mind.com evaluation includes several scenes with a woman's very deep cleavage visible, discussions of an extra-marital affair, a rock climbing accident that ends in the death of a man, a woman's death from a fall from ...
Violence & Scariness. Explicit modeling of reckless, dangerous choices. Peril comes from characters putting themselves in a dangerous situation, but threats that come from nature are terrifying, realistic, sometimes fatal. Wounds are bloody and graphic.
In this case, the makers of Fall are only allowed one non-sexual use of the F-word in their film; even two F's in quick succession trigger an automatic R-rating.
While the violence isn't really graphic, it brings huge emotions of fear, depression, and anger. Expect screaming, some blood, loud gunshots, and more. There's also some potentially upsetting deaths that may be too much for kids - -and even some teens.
Some Cleavage scene In the movie by a lead actress. At the opening scene, a husband and his wife kiss after he catches her from a jump. A woman confesses to having an affair with another woman's husband for 4 months.
The 1-4-3 Tattoo In Fall Reveals That Dan Had Cheated On Becky With Hunter. During their first night on the tower, after Hunter's car is stolen, Becky notices a tattoo on Hunter's ankle that ends up revealing a four-month affair that Hunter had with Dan before Becky married him.
Becky was curious why Hunter didn't catch the bag when it fell, and also, the audience wonders why Hunter didn't warn Becky about the truck. It turns out Becky was hallucinating Hunter all along. Hunter's death had already occurred, in the fall onto the platform.
Luckily, Fall is entirely a piece of fiction that isn't based a specific true story. Even from Fall's first trailer it was clear that the movie was an exaggerated tale.
The 2000 ft B67 TV Tower that Becky and Hunter climb is a real television tower. According to the director, the film was based on the KXTV/KOVR radio tower that is also known as the Sacramento Joint Venture Tower.
It was a box office success, grossing $21 million worldwide against a $3 million budget, and received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its suspense, atmosphere, cinematography, practical effects, soundtrack, Mann's direction and Currey's and Gardner's performances, but criticizing its screenplay and ...
Fall is the kind of movie that's A) best the first time you see it and B) is most effective in theaters-the bigger the screen the better. A lot of scenes genuinely made me feel the jelly legs you get from vertigo at great heights. The tension and escalating desperation was really well shot-it was an enjoyable ride.
With the phone now suitably padded, she pushes Hunter's body off the tower and the message successfully gets through to her father. Her father comes to the tower with the emergency services and Becky is saved. Although we imagine she's probably going to have nightmares for months — and will never actually climb again.
Scott Mann, who directed and co-wrote the first film, is returning to co-write with Jonathan Frank. Following the hugely successful survival thriller “Fall,” released in 2022 by Lionsgate, “Fall 2” — set to start production in June — will reunite producers Mark Lane and James Harris of Tea Shop Prods.
Despite us thinking she survived the attempt, from this point, Hunter is a figure of Becky's imagination. She died trying to get back up the platform to Becky and her body is on the dish below.
The next day, in penance, Hunter climbs to retrieve the backpack but nearly falls to her death. She injures her hand in the process, but successfully ties the rope to the bag, and Becky is forced to use all her remaining strength to pull both Hunter and the backpack up.
A terrible revelation then comes, when Becky notices a tattoo on Hunter's ankle reading 1-4-3. This was the sequence she previously used to tell husband Dan that she loved him. Hunter admits Dan initiated an affair in the months before his wedding to Becky, and the pair had been seeing each other until the wedding day.
Very graphic and disturbing. The main character's best friend is shown dead having bled to death (blood on forehead shown), while a vulture eats her body.
Viewers can expect to see unsettling scenarios, including murder, with some blood, in addition to shootings and physical violence. The killer is sexually aroused by violence, and sex is simulated but suggestive, with brief shots of breasts and buttocks.
There's also LGBTQ+ representation among the teen characters and their families (same-sex romantic relationships, a two-dad family, etc.). And it's notable that Nick's storyline isn't about his sexuality but rather about how he uses his grief to fuel change via activism.
