Alternative movie poster in minimalist design for the movie 127 Hours by director Danny Boyle. With the quote: “I’m only a psychopath on weekdays.”

An adventurous mountain climber becomes trapped under a boulder while canyoneering alone near Moab, Utah and resorts to desperate measures in order to survive.

Director: Danny Boyle
Stars: James Franco, Amber Tamblyn, Kate Mara

Quote: “I’m only a psychopath on weekdays.”
Year: 2010


Less is more. Much more! Browse through Chungkong’s complete minimalist collection of alternative movie posters, where you can find the perfect addition to your collection.

Use the search bar to browse by title, actors, director or keywords.

Once you’ve found a poster you like , you can find it in our webshop. With a wide variety of options, finding the perfect minimal movie poster to elevate your home décor is easy.


Start your Chungkong poster collection:

All printing is outsourced to pixels.com. It comes with benefits like: Buyer Protection, Safe Payment, Fast Delivery, 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. And many facility centers all over the globe.


Storyline
Outdoor adventurist Aron Ralston believes he’s invincible and can do it all alone while on his outdoor adventures. He considers the great outdoors his second home. On Saturday, April 26, 2003, Aron has gone for an adventure trek alone through the generally secluded Blue John Canyon, and like he has done on many of his other treks, he has not told anyone where he is going. But on this day, he and a small boulder fall down a crevice, he landing near the bottom of the crevice virtually unharmed, but with his right hand wedged between the boulder and the crevice wall. He has access to his gear and his small supply of rations as he tries to move the boulder or chip away at it so that he can get his wedged hand free. As either task seems impossible, he hopes for someone to rescue him. Those most likely candidates are Kristi and Megan, two women he met earlier that day who are the only two who know that he is in the canyon, or his boss Brion, who may list him as missing if he doesn’t show up for his scheduled work time on Tuesday (three days away). As time goes on and he deals not only with the boulder and lack of rations but also with the extreme weather conditions, he begins to think about his mortality, his mind often going toward his loving but somewhat distant relationship with his family, or his last broken love with a woman named Rana. As he films himself (as a goodbye message to his family) often with his mind wandering, he, during his more lucid moments, also thinks about the possibility of trying to sever his arm as he will lose it anyway if he survives this ordeal.