The new IMAX trailer for The Walk is basically a collage of all the trailers we've seen so far that emphasizes how batshit crazy and terrifying it would be to even stand near the edge of a World Trade Tower, let alone walk between
the towers on a tightrope.
Not exact matches
Meanwhile, Simon Chinn and James Marsh were surprise winners of the best documentary award for Man
On Wire, their acclaimed film following tightrope artist Philippe Petit's hair - raising trip between the twin towers of the World Trade Centre on a tightrop
On Wire, their acclaimed film following
tightrope artist Philippe Petit's hair - raising trip between the twin
towers of the World Trade Centre
on a tightrop
on a
tightrope.
It has been six years now since James Marsh recounted Philippe Petit's
tightrope walk between the World Trade Center
towers in his documentary Man
on Wire.
Robert Zemeckis's 3D take
on Philippe Petit's
tightrope walk between the twin
towers takes truth and turns it into a cartoon
Though the story of Philippe Petit's daring
tightrope walk between the World Trade Center
towers was already told (and told well) in James Marsh's 2008 documentary Man
On Wire, the feat is getting a big, flashy update this year, courtesy of Robert Zemeckis» The Walk.
While his French accent was a little shaky, his footwork sure wasn't, and the photorealistic scenes we saw of him walking
on a
tightrope between the World Trade Center
towers may induce vertigo in some viewers.
French
tightrope walker Petit's daredevil traverse of the twin
towers — carried out without permission — was brought to the attention of filmgoers in James Marsh's award - winning 2008 documentary Man
on Wire.