The Devil's Climb

2024

Documentary / Thriller

10
IMDb Rating 7.3/10 10 1004 1K

extreme sports sports documentary alpine climbing mountain climber breaking barriers in rock climbing

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Plot summary

Climbers Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell set out on a daring expedition to tackle Alaska's formidable Devils Thumb. Battling harsh conditions and daunting peaks, they push their physical and mental limits, while their deep friendship faces its toughest trial yet.

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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by athanasiosze 7 / 10

7.4/10. Recommended.

I love watching documentaries like this. In the last years, i have watched THE ALPINIST/MERU/THE DAWN WALL etc, even a tv series named Edge of the Unknown (with Jimmy Chin). Of course, everything started with the glorious Free solo.I admire very much Alex Honnold and the other people who engaged in this kind of activities. I love watching them breaking the "limits". THE DEVIL'S CLIMB is another good documentary, however, it is not as good as the aforementioned ones. It's less intense. I was still on the edge of my seat but not as much as with the other documentaries. I can't explain why, maybe it's more "polished"? Maybe ending was a bit abrupt. I can't tell.In any case, every fan of those documentaries is gonna enjoy it, this is still beautiful to watch and these two guys are very likeable.But i would like to say something else here : Please, stop doing it. Alex and Tommy and so many other people tested their limits, risked their lives, did the unthinkable. It was amazing but it has to stop. No need to tempt your fate anymore, you have nothing to prove anymore to anyone and to yourselves.
Reviewed by panta-4 6 / 10

Breathtaking cinematography and a somewhat "sanitised" story

A National Geographic documentary that chronicles the journey of famed climbers Tommy Caldwell and Alex Honnold as they attempt to scale Alaska's perilous Devil's Thumb. One of the most dangerous mountains in North America, this 9,000-foot summit is notorious for its harsh conditions and difficult ascents. The documentary, which was directed by Renan Ozturk, a well-known filmmaker and fellow climber, chronicles the two men's amazing trip as they test their boundaries and confront the dangers of the Alaskan wilderness. The film highlights Alex and Tommy's strong relationship and resolve to create a world speed record by navigating the five spires of Devil's Thumb, despite the emotional and physical obstacles they face.Viewers receive a close-up view at the climbers' tactics, the stunning landscape, and the challenging situations that put their fortitude and talent to the test. The movie explores the motivations and life stories of these remarkable athletes along the road. The documentary does a good job of capturing the unadulterated beauty of the Alaskan scenery as well as the sheer willpower and perseverance needed to scale one of the world's most formidable peaks. It is an adventure that provides a glimpse into the world of high-stakes climbing and the unbreakable character of its participants, with breathtaking cinematography and a somewhat "sanitised" story.It might be summed up as a tale of friendship between Caldwell and Honnold that required the final confirmation-the Devil's Thumb!
Reviewed by SnoopyStyle 7 / 10

He pushed a guy off a mountain

The Devil's Thumb is a tower of icy black rock in Alaska. It is one of the biggest alpine face in North America which has never been climbed. Some have even died trying. Tommy Caldwell and Alex Honnold decide to try.This is a National Geographic documentary. The visuals are amazing. I expected nothing less. It is going along and going along with the standard life and death of climbing. Then, Tommy tells the story of his climb in Kyrgyzstan at the age of 21. His group gets captured by rebels and he ends up killing a captor on the way to their escape. Now, that's a movie. It is literally less than a minute and that's the imagery that I will remember. And it's only through his words.
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