I was lucky enough to catch the documentary Man On Wire in NYC this past weekend. If you have the opportunity, please check it out! I found it to be quite an astonishing ride. Plus, I'd never experienced a 'feel good' documentary before. Check out the trailer via Apple, US play dates and the 98% on Rotten Tomatoes.
by Brad on August 6, 2008
oh wow, that looks amazing. just the trailer had me gaping.
6 Aug 08 at 9:36pm
This looks excellent!
7 Aug 08 at 6:15am
I think this is the first documentary I've ever seen on the big screen. While most of it was light-hearted, it ran the whole gamut of emotions. What an absolutely amazing story!
7 Aug 08 at 9:00pm
I went and seen this yesterday; it was the first time I'd seen a documentary at the cinema too – and the first time I'd been to Manchester's Cornerhouse.
I took my girlfriend and three friends, and I think they enjoyed it. I know I did.
Coincidentally, yesterday was also the 34 year anniversary of the walk – but I didn't realise that until the end of the film.
8 Aug 08 at 3:21am
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Awesome. I love his motto "Live life on the Edge."
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6 Aug 08 at 7:54pm