Susan Lyman

I watched this movie after seeing Free Solo. This movie is the better movie because the subject, Tommy Caldwell, is far more interesting than Alex Honnold. This documentary was better edited as well. The Honnold film was hollow and shallow. Yes, he is an amazing athlete - incredible strength, flexibility and determination. But Caldwell, as portrayed in the film, is much more complex. He, too, is an amazing athlete with great skills but he is also an incredible human being. The film depicts the many challenges he has faced and how those challenges contributed to the man he has become. He is a very good man. Thank you, Tommy Caldwell.

Dull, lackluster acting and patently unbelievable. Quit when the Ambassador engages in a fist-fight with soon to be ex-husband on the grounds of the American ambassador's residence. Were we supposed to be amused by the elfin ambassador pummeling her oafish husband with her dainty little fists?