The Walk's reviews
Media reviews
Rolling Stone
With the help of a killer FX team and cinematographer Dariusz Wolski, The Walk puts us up there 1,360 feet above the ground so we can almost feel the swirling air, the tautness of the wire and the rush of exhilaration.
Fotogramas
Spectacular and with some serious narrative skills, 'The Challenge', pure moral propaganda, is as inane as it was 'Flight'.
Cinemanía
As the trapeze artist, Zemeckis gets motivated with the image in all it's grandeur, even though that means transforming the audience in soulless points.
Vulture
The problem ? not fatal ? with The Walk is that the narrative wire droops between the movie?s opening and final sequences. By some standards, this isn?t much of a movie. But it is a hell of a monument.
Variety
"The author of 'Forrest Gump' demonstrates once again its magic ability to mix characters and technology (...) Besides being an amazing show, it is also an easily identifiable human history"
The Wrap
"'The Walk' is one of those rare films that should please almost everyone, from viewers who only seek excitement, to those who enjoy a story that seems a fairy tale, but ends up being quietly moving"
Festival Internacional de Cine de Lanzarote