All Is Lost 2013 Watch Free in HD

While floating in the middle of the Indian Ocean, a sailor himself to make a journey of discovery, his ship accidentally impacts with a container ship. The impact makes the hull be punctured, water spills gradually into the compartment. Not only that, he still faces big upcoming storm. When standing in front of the vast ocean, being disoriented, losting ships, seeing the anger of Mother Nature, how does he pass?

Genre:

Action, Adventure, Drama

Actors:

Robert Redford

Director:

J.C. Chandor

Country:

United States

Release:

2013

IMDb:

6.9

Quality:

Duration:

106 min

Joe Williams

We get the predictable plot points - storms, sharks, close calls with passing ships - but it feels like a uniquely handmade artifact.

November 07, 2013

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Blake Howard

All is Lost is outstanding and so the collaboration between Redford and writer/director J.C Chandor.

January 13, 2015

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Craig D. Lindsey

As grim and hopeless as things could possibly get in a movie called All Is Lost, the movie is essentially about perseverance: playing it smart, staying safe and not giving up until -- well, see the title.

August 19, 2016

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Wesley Morris

This is an uncommonly absorbing movie.

December 10, 2013

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David 'Mad Dog' Bradley

Like Gravity, this actually offers the greatest story of them all: one person's fight to stay alive.

November 09, 2015

Liam Lacey

The movie is rigorous, serious and well-crafted, with Redford holding the screen using only his economical emotional reactions and physical presence.

October 25, 2013

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Kong Rithdee

The success of All Is Lost is to be a physical film that ends up with emotional reverberation, right down to the last shot that engulfs us and Our Man in the depths of the ocean, with only a faint light shining from above.

May 10, 2016

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Rene Rodriguez

All is Lost is a testament to a great actor, an experimental piece of cinema and a bit of a bore.

November 07, 2013

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Lisa Kennedy

All Is Lost is very much Redford's triumph. His turn isn't pure disappearance so much as a brilliantly human example of cresting and plummeting, cresting and plummeting.

October 25, 2013

Clayton Davis

Frank G. DeMarco and Peter Zuccarini, dual cinematographers, gather gorgeous imagery especially those captured from beneath the ocean's surface.

July 06, 2014

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Jason Bailey

A vital, exciting piece of work from Mr. Redford, an actor whom you'd have been forgiven for counting out by now.

June 18, 2016

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Mick LaSalle

Even Redford bailing water for 106 minutes can be a bit much.

December 16, 2013

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