Favorite climbing film of all time?

Tom Stryker wrote:So that's your favorite?

Peter nichols wrote:Splitter. Nothing else comes close.

Meru Sharks Fin Movie is really great too.

Hollywood film:
The Eiger Sanction for fiction. It's a really fun movie.
Touching the Void for true life adventure/documentary.

Climber movie:
Return to Sender
The Sharp End
(But I've never seen "Spliter". It sounds good.)

For a pretty good horror movie, with some well done climbing scenes: Lonely Place to Die.

Epic.

Leo Fitzpatrick lost so many points on that one.

Reviving the thread cuz work called a snow day on me.

For me, anything with Cedric Lachat; the guy is just frickin hilarious.

Orbayu     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7QeAx8mn9A

Swissway to Heaven     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knxL3pPf1Gs 

The Dawn Wall. 

Personally I’d say “The Alpinist” with Marc-André Leclerc.

If at home sick, binge watching any of the “louder than eleven” on YouTube. Free and motivating. 

Anyone here seen free solo?

Wow, nobody's mention it yet..

Gripped: The Climbing of Killer Pillar

https://youtu.be/Vzx-uULi1vY

RAMPAGE!!!
- https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Cqe_w2JTlKM

Also “E11”

Jeff Lowe’s Metanoia and Dirtbag: the Legend of Fred Beckey are worth checking out.
Hard for me to pick a favorite from Meru, Dawn Wall, Alpinist, and Free Solo, but Tommy might have the most fascinating backstory. The Kyrgyzstan kidnapping/ shooting, the loss of his finger and Beth! C’mon! 

Brandon.S wrote:

Wow, nobody's mention it yet..

Gripped: The Climbing of Killer Pillar

https://youtu.be/Vzx-uULi1vY

I had no idea this existed. "Thank You" a thousand times over for being the one to point this out to me.

The Real Thing

Meru

Meru, The Alpinist, Valley Uprising, Touching the Void, The Dawn Wall, and Everest are all bangers. Or just binge Tyler Karow’s vids.

I'd go so far as to say that Meru is inspirational. 

Touching the void is the only film I've ever seen based on a book I'd read, where what I saw in the film aligned with what I saw in my minds eye when I read the book. It's a remarkable accomplishment.