The rest of us sat there amazed and the sight and touched by the extraordinary things a human being can achieve.10647 Users have visited the forum. Peeking down at the 110 stories that separates the rope and the ground, one can easily get the feeling of queasiness or nausea, and in fact some screening reports have mentioned people getting physically sick during the film.

The movie audience is right there with him every step of the way. An audience gathers around the front entrance of the World Trade Center, amazed, and in awe. Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Petit walks on the one-inch steel braided cable with the elegance of a dancer high on his abilities to perform. It is the best possible recreation of a stunt so absurdly dangerous that it crosses every line in the book and becomes a beautiful work of performance art. That is the only thing the film does better than the great 2008 documentary Man On Wire, for which this movie is based on. You can easily nitpick the flaws of Robert Zemeckis' The Walk - and there are plenty - but once all the phony French accents and abysmally lengthy setups have been dealt with, what we are left with is an extraordinary, unhurried 17-minute scene that uses 3D to its fullest potential, making you feel like you're right there walking the tightrope with Phillipe Petit.

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