The Walk (2015) 2D/3D

[Win Slow]

Originally Posted by Arawn

I don't think a lot of people knew about the incident or had seen the documentary film about it.

I think the story is known more or less, but it's aged. The same way my generation (late 30's/40's) perceives the assassination of JFK as a story we were told about as kids but feels beyond our age group, kids who are 5-10 will one day look at 9/11. Just a piece of history from beyond their time. Same (on a much lesser scale of course) for the Walk; i do remember hearing about it years back but it was just "u know one time a guy walked across the towers" and was never amazingly illustrated and told the way this film shared the story.

[traths]

Watched this for the first time in a few years tonight and those last 45 minutes still give anxiety even though I've seen it a few times.

[Scahom1]

Originally Posted by traths

Watched this for the first time in a few years tonight and those last 45 minutes still give anxiety even though I've seen it a few times.

I will never forget watching this in IMAX 3D. I was gripping the arm rests for the last hour.

[LanceL]

Anyone think this could make its way onto UHD?