The Walk Reviews

Profound cinema! Joseph attempts the impossible. He is aura farming.

yeah it was a good entertaining movie!
Good for when you get tired of action pack movies
okay most of its scenes were filmed in studio with Green screen & vfx except for few
Facts on internet are amazing
it's not frame to frame based on real event

[My Review]
6.7/10
⭐⭐⭐

Joseph gordon levitt is the perfect cast for this role, he embodies philippe petit in a way that come across as genuine and it is the best 'ode' for a biography

Loved it!

One so good that I couldn’t even watch it happened, was on the edge of my seat the entire time, at some point it gave me vertigo and managed to do all of that in multiple moments!

A vero good film, honestly

10/10

He really gave this movie his all.

The Walk

Rating: 7.7/10

The Walk is a thrilling and awe-inspiring tribute to Philippe Petit's iconic high-wire walk between the World Trade Center towers. Director Robert Zemeckis uses 3D and visual effects to create a breathtakingly immersive experience, culminating in a climactic sequence that's one of the most tense and spectacular in recent memory.

Highlights
- Masterful Direction: Zemeckis's direction is a masterclass in cinematic vertigo, structuring the film as a thrilling heist movie that builds suspense and culminates in a jaw-dropping finale.
- Seamless Visual Effects: The visual effects are spectacular, with a flawless recreation of 1970s New York City and the Twin Towers, and a monumental technical achievement in the wire-walking sequence.
- Charming Performance: Joseph Gordon-Levitt gives a wonderfully charming and energetic performance as Philippe Petit, capturing the artist's infectious passion and dedication.

Criticisms
- Whimsical Tone: The film's tone can feel a bit twee and overly sentimental, particularly in the framing device.
- One-Dimensional Characters: The supporting characters are largely one-dimensional archetypes, lacking significant depth or development.

Verdict
The Walk is a thrilling and visually spectacular film that's an absolute must-see for its incredible climactic sequence alone. With its breathtaking visuals and visceral cinematic experience, it's a powerful example of how visual effects and 3D technology can be used to create movie magic.

Thrilling and immersive. The wire-walking scenes gave adrenaline chills, and Petit’s obsession felt real. A mesmerizing portrait of artistry and courage.

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5/10

Great film

He likes carrots

Holy SHIT 😮‍💨

Eh, wasn’t my type of movie.

Très belle, intéressante et impressionnante histoire, c'est encore plus fou quand on sait qu'il s'agit d'une histoire vraie.

Scary af

the movie was so good. the whole time the story was exciting and interesting.