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The direction is a bit clunky, which makes it feel very basic, but that could be forgiven as the story was something I wanted to watch. I could only manage 30 minutes as the lead actor is so truly awful.

I read the only other review on here and have to agree, I just didn't have the staying power as I couldn't wait for the lead to not be on the screen as he just ruined every scene.

I knew so many actors in this film who all did a great job in TV and other films, so it should have worked!

As a executive producer, this guy was clearly too big headed and over the benefit of the films quality, cast himself as the lead. It's obviously worked for the Matt Damon's of world, just not here.

Unfortunately id recommend giving this one a miss.

It was very much a I'm the first female to do xyz, which is fine, but it would have been nice to see her doing so seriously challenging stuff with other females and something solo to really show off her style. I really wanted to watch her climbing style not just snippets of poses of look at me. It just kept going like an Instagram reel of no substance.

There were so many comments striped out of social media put up on the screen as a filler, which was really annoying. I honestly don't care what random comments are made by random teens around the world.

There were some really good special appearances from known climbers, but Sasha is so much about her her her she doesn't give those who laid the ground work enough airtime.

All in all definitely a self appreciation piece of trash to miss. I'd love to see a documentary on Lynn Hill and her story.

It didn't go anywhere, it tried be deep and failed.

Great acting from most, just didn't believe the main actor was Bob, he didn't have right feel.

The whole thing was just so boring, I've watched documentaries and they've painted a more interesting picture.

I definitely say this is one to avoid, a biopic with not much of a story.

There were moments I felt like it was doing something good and the story was getting interesting, but it just fell flat and left me thinking should I just switch this off. Never a good sign when you want so much for a film to succeed.

Twenty eight more characters and this is how I met the limit.