Free Solo

This awe-inspiring National Geographic documentary is as much a celebration of U.S. parks and wilderness as it is a record of one of the most audacious feats in the history of mountaineering.

The visuals are stunning, offering head-spinning views with the comfort of total safety.

Free Solo...is a jaw-dropper, both in what is documented and its visual impact.

A visually dizzying but also thought-provoking film about one man's pinnacle of achievement.

I just got so swept up in it all. I love hearing what others are so passionate about. Completely taken by Alex's story.

Impressive... But the question for me remains: Why on earth would anybody do this?

Alex Honnald is as fascinating as he is enigmatic and soaking up his story proves to be a satisfying experience. Yet despite the amount of time we spend with him it’s hard to get into his headspace.

An exhilarating, immersive achievement. Free Solo is simply the best sports documentary ever made if you had to categorize it.

Directors Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi provide an incredible amount of tension in every step that is taken and every crevasse that is reached for.

This film is a cinematographic achievement, but also an achievement in sound editing and directing, and an achievement of the human spirit.