[BID]

I, oddly, wasn't disappointed. V good.

[Duma]

Really good actually, I was pretty cynical but enjoyed it a lot.

[andy popp]

After a crap day I bought it in a fit of what the fucks and don't regret it. Its good.

[SA Chris]

I'm thinking about buying it, so don't give away any plot spoilers please.

[andy_e]

He climbs it.

[Dexter]

Bruce Willis is actually dead that's how he sees ghosts

[andy popp]

He climbs it.

Or does he?

[Teaboy]

Bruce Willis is actually dead that's how he sees ghosts

Thanks for spoiling Die Hard with A Vengence for me, I was going to watch that at the weekend.

[Dexter]

Bruce Willis is actually dead that's how he sees ghosts

Thanks for spoiling Die Hard with A Vengence for me, I was going to watch that at the weekend.

Yippee ki-yay, motherfucker!

[SA Chris]

Bruce Willis is actually dead that's how he sees ghosts

I though it was himself from the future he sees?

[peewee]

Bruce Willis is actually dead that's how he sees ghosts

Thanks for spoiling Die Hard with A Vengence for me, I was going to watch that at the weekend.

He didn't specify which Die Hard!

[ducko]

nice to see a wad go through real life struggles like the rest of us, what a line if i ever get good enough to even attempt the moves im going!

[fatneck]

I enjoyed it!

[Monolith]

I'm unlikely to buy this but it sounds good. Perhaps not as good as Richie Crouch's curry eating documentary mind.

[andy_e]

Now that I would pay for!

[fatneck]

No need to pay...

[andy_e]

I'd definitely pay for an extended DVD version with extras, interviews with Noor chefs, "where is he now?" that kind of thing...

[Fiend]

He's gonna have to get back on the curries if he wants his 3xBW deadlift to be at all meaningful.

[gme]

Just watched this on train home. Thought it was a brilliant inspiring piece of work. Much better than most I have seen over the last few years.
Loving the fact he only had the trees to see the climax.

[benno]

I really enjoyed this. I thought it was a really nice portrait of the climb and its intricacies and there was a surprising lack of navel gazing about the grade (arguably it was unnecessary given how self-evidently nails it is).

[User deactivated]

Thought it was a decent watch, for one it shows how different we all view a siege or longstanding project. Looking forward to seeing others get on this.

[Footwork]

I watched a film noir about a man who expresses his serious gambling addiction through rock climbing and has had to sell most of his furniture as a result.

 

[Doylo]

I found it enthralling. Totally inspiring, that's what I want to see from top climbers. The doubt and commitment to something so unlikely is much more impressive than just globetrotting between the usual venues knocking stuff off quick. Nalle's a hero.

[36chambers]

I also thought it was good (apart from the silly dice rolling). Just a shame there wasn't more raging. I couldn't really relate to it because he didn't once fling a shoe into the trees or punch his crash mat.

[turnipturned]

sell most of his furniture as a result.

BEST COMMENT EVER, Genius