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RE: "Man on Wire:" fascinating depiction of all the technical elements which led to

Posted by townsend on September 21, 2008 at 20:07:22:
I was eager with anticipation over this movie, but felt kind of let down. I agree with you . . . I desperately wanted to know more about Phillipe!

After awhile, it started to drag. Too much recreation, and perhaps too much focus on the team that helped pull this off.

I wish they had had more old footage. The old footage where he was training in a field was priceless.

I still think that this was one of the greatest stunts ever accomplished.