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let's start with Mission,
Possiblethis is actually my favorite.
I love this thing.
I actually filmed in this exact location.
once upon a time,
I shot a commercial right here and then we rappelled in we found plastic holes bolted to the wall,
and the only explanation was that it's where the shot Mission Possible was like,
Oh classic,
red sandstone towers,
are all southern Utah.
maybe northern Arizona.
that's the the white rim below him,
it's the confluence of the Green River and the Colorado River,
but I mean I think,
they're cutting between a bunch of different places and a bunch of different spires.
the W bar is a legitimate rest.
I mean that's like a legit way to rest rock climbing.
I definitely listen to music when I climb.
sometimes I mean you know if you have some cool soundtrack behind you while you're sending I mean how cool is that this is completely outrageous but kind of amazing.
I mean especially looking down here like oh there's,
plenty of holes above them,
but no.
he just has to jump 15 feet sideways to a different shelf.
there is a history of tower jumping sort of in climbing,
but it's typically,
if you sum it Aspire and then you have to get off of it,
but you would never just randomly jump from the middle of one wall to the middle of another wall,
for no real reason that's all kind of legit the whole sliding down just like oh gosh and then catching the lip.
if something is actually somewhat realistic,
I mean that's,
probably not even his hand.
you know if he was that cut up from having climbed halfway up a tower.
you fell,
they shouldn't be climbing the tower about a robe.
typically,
if you have huge wounds on your fingers,
it's because you have poor technique in cracks.
I mean there's no way that Tom Cruise ripped those bigger chunks up his fingers.
I pride myself in good technique.
I do not have scars in my hands,
but I mean I got it.
just came from the climbing gym.
actually,
so I'm still chalky I've been hanging by one hand on the lip of a sandstone thing,
extremely unrealistic,
but so rad I mean the reverse Iron Cross.
so rad and then notice that they just cut to epic sunset light and then oh now,
they're back to normal life,
but he looks so good at the sunset I mean no resole is like that on sandstone because it breaks.
I did this expedition in Chad and I forgot once upon a time climbing a sandstone tower is similar to this,
but,
worse Rock,
because that's free soloing,
this tower they'd never been climbing for and both my foot bolts broke off the same time like big plates of sandstone just like sheared away from the wall,
and so I was left just hanging there by my hands,
like oh,
my goodness,
total mission,
impossible,
craziness style so sick,
and this is actually pretty legit climbing,
like that's pretty decent movement,
he's got cool heel,
toe cam he's,
like rocking over his foot,
I mean he looks,
you know,
okay,
his stunt double for all this.
was this guy Ron,
calc who's that you said mini legend from the 70s and 80s.
I mean,
I think,
that's why the you know they brought a high level of expertise to this type of scene.
I think the reason I love this scene so much is that it's basically all there.
I mean it's real.
I mean he's on real rock he's doing real moves like it looks cool it's just totally over the top.
it's like turned up to 11.
I mean he's,
you know,
he's shooting a rocket.
it's like he could have just sent him a text message,
but instead he's sending a rocket.
you know you should just snap chat at him and it's go self-destruct him 10 seconds sort of I mean it's all.
it's all turned up to 11.
a lot of my friends worked on Point Break and I've heard all about it.
I've seen the film but I watched on the plane.
I felt free to a lot of its it's like not to create a film all right.
let's see it,
I'm like this is why I don't like climbing in the jungle,
because I mean that's just wet and covered in pretty good boss,
and I,
like he's,
got an evolved shirt on.
he must be able to climb her.
we just funny because all my friends that were working on it were sponsored by evolved the time,
so I'm sure they were just hooking up the crude okay.
well,
so the pop I spotted okay,
so I mean what they were initially doing.
there is all just easy,
easy approach,
climbing basically what you do to get over some little cascade or something now they just cut to this dude is now suddenly a thousand feet off the ground,
actually rock climbing a technical frame.
this is completely different than what he was doing two seconds ago.
he's actually live back in,
so you see that his body is arced in his foot,
he's basically counter-pressure between his hands pulling one way in this foot facing the other way.
it's actually a great way to pose because it opens your body up to the camera.
you know this is all legit technique and he's climbing he's climbing up in a row looks good.
so this is a different type of Rocky and this is quartzite super feature and supposed to be super cool.
I have a lot of friends that have climbed on this wall when,
in Venezuela,
things is cutting so quickly back and forth between random things,
that you don't really get a good sense of what they're actually climbing it's all realistic and except he's free,
so hugging a waterfall,
which is not realistic oh that's,
some extreme double dining right there that was sick,
well,
a dino is when you jump and then a double dinos when you jump with both hands oh so he just Dinah.
I mean this is how this is all this is epic,
oh he's about to die the whole hanging with one hand and flailing with the other.
that's not a thing like no climber has ever done that,
basically because it's really really hard to hang on with one hand,
and so you can't just like flail your other hand.
basically,
if you're hanging on theand,
you lose one of them you're,
basically just go,
fall off and die and spastically trying to grab on with the other hand and not being able to like that,
doesn't even make any sense,
because it's not hard to just hold grab back on next year,
hand,
oh,
my goodness,
gracious he just fell to his death whoa.
is that a thing?
why are they like?
that's definitely not a thing most soulless would not just let go and fall hood if you'd,
let me start trying to down climb yeah whoa.
this is skit ethnic.
you just did a full rows,
move iron cross thing.
this is getting really extreme.
I mean what they're climbing is not easy,
of course,
I'm not actually climbing it,
but it looks sick Oman,
I'm sick,
that's one of the more dramatic types of holes in climbing from French go.
do.
ah I'm just you know one finger in there.
it's like a little hole in the rock,
so you can only fit one.
I mean you just hang from one finger.
if you have strong enough fingers some of those shots,
you can see em hanging it from to on.
you know,
like a big two finger one hand small two finger on the other,
alternating things like that,
where sometimes front to or back to you or middle to you know depends what you're trying to train this is such a crazy scene.
I think this scene could have been better if it was more tastefully done by continue it like that.
it's completely outrageous,
but doesn't look very dramatic.
oh,
I think that's Chris Sharma climbing in that one move.
it actually looks like the way Christmas he's he's.
one of the most dynamic climbers on a rock wait let's see that again,
that's a full cramp right there and and he had to there,
because it's a very small hole very hard to hold,
and so he rolls it in to get full power on it.
like basically,
the three grip,
so you're grabbing an edge.
if this is the edge,
you can go open handed where your fingers are open,
you can go like half crimp or a fulcrum where you close your hand into a full fist.
basically,
in your thumb comes over because your thumb is a finger,
so I mean,
if you think of your,
you know it's basically 20 percent stronger.
if you wrap your thumb over it and crank down under fingers,
it's it's relatively realistic,
climbing they're doing real things.
I mean it is,
you know a couple the world's best climber is climbing on is one of the most impressive walls in the world,
so it is kind of amazing,
but it's just all too over-the-top and sort of outrageous.
I'm kind of over this clip this clip size.
this is from my childhood and I love this.
let's see so this is this,
is legitimately the beginning Bell,
Cap and he's actually climbing.
this is the beginning of the free rider.
actually,
this is what I started up.
yeah,
this is what I pre-sold,
which is funny,
because now it's shown here over on the nose,
which is a route.
that's you know 200 feet to the right.
this is called chimney counter pressure between two different walls.
this is totally legit totally normal.
so this is a route called outer limits at the cookie cliff,
which is down Valley ten miles,
and then this is separate reality which is another random cliff and you zebedee.
this is also not an isle cab,
but it still looks cool I've actually posed for photos and,
basically that's in place because you just dangle off the lip and it looks sick.
the camera guy should've been further left and you'd,
see the valley behind him.
rewind a little further yeah,
so when you're climbing a crack,
you basically put your hand in and then you change the shape your hand to conform to the crack pressure between the meat of your thumb.
in the back of your hand,
is what constricts you into the crack and then,
if a crack is bigger than then that size,
then you can basically cup your hand,
and now you get pressure between the back of your hand like you're,
not closing,
and your fingers flush thumb and then,
if it's too big for that,
then you start getting the weird things where you can make a fist or,
like you know,
a big fist or if it's too big their fist and you start doing two hands or you know hand in a fist or stacking your hands,
it's called and that's why crack climbing is fundamentally one of the safest feelings and free solar.
you feel like you,
your bones are locked into the wall and you're not actually using any muscles to hold on,
but at least this is tastefully done.
you know it's not like over the top.
it's not turning up to 11.
I mean you know there's okay,
it's beautiful he's climbing,
so he's going up the side of the booth like this is the nose right now.
yeah I mean this is much closer to real rock climbing and especially real free soloing he's moving slightly more methodically,
he's placing his feet carefully he's moving with with intention.
it's not like crazy jumping around I mean this is what free soloing looks like,
and then this is just some random studio.
concrete thing this isn't even real rock El Cap is granite,
you somebody is all granite,
and,
and normally that means that it's beautiful,
sheer clean,
really nice well-formed rock,
though what he's holding on to you right,
there is just concrete mold or you know some kind of weird fake thing and granite is the most inspiring because it forms these big mess.
eaves that are really an impressive to inform you that the record for free,
climbing,
Oh Capitan,
is in no danger of being broken.
that's a classic misuse of free climbing versus free solanine cuz he's free soloing,
but he just called it.
free,
climbing,
free climbing means using your hands and your feet to climb up the wall,
but also using a rubber protection.
the free soloing means that your free climbing,
by yourself,
which means that you're not using anything to assist you and you don't have a partner and so you're on a rope either because it's their classic Mallory quote.
oh now he's following his death,
and that is El Cap behind him.
I think they actually did some kind of crazy multi hundred foot rope fall thing for that shot.
I think Star.
Trek 5 is pretty legit pretty realistic,
particularly for having been made thirty years ago.
whenever it was the original El Cap free solo,
I never heard of this I'm I got some real climbing rope.
oh wow this is a terrible blade but he's doing a legitimate clip.
really bad.
oh there's a track.
I think the scariest thing is,
when you put your hand into a crack and a bat hisses back at you,
because bats make this super high pitch like,
and the snakes and spiders and things actually potentially depending where you are in the world,
could potentially kill you an acquaintance in you,
somebody got bitten by rattlesnake on top of a boulder,
but that's just bad luck.
this is all surprisingly realistic in a lot of ways.
one of my friends has a classic story of basically that exactly happening to that,
like the Blair gets pulled.
all the way to the wall and slams into the wall,
the climber Falls super far because there's tons of slack meant unto drag and all the distance of the Blair getting pulled upward.
not that unrealistic.
I don't totally understand that.
I mean he has a rope,
but it's like weird that he's swinging so much and he broke a rock.
I don't totally get it but like why isn't wiring his feet on and then when it cuts to that it looks like a totally different type of rock than the inside of the well.
it's all sort of weird,
better performance without a rope kind of not really the way.
it seems like a bit of a stretch that,
if you weren't able to do it with a rope,
you take the rope away now you can do it,
I'm like no.
it's weird because that all looks pretty easy.
I mean the whole hang onto that.
stuff is easy,
but the stuff below looked hard overall,
I think it's kind of hokey.
I don't really get it.
oh this is one of the worst scenes in all of Hollywood.
climbing that's been the volume on your safety Music.
nothing about this would ever ever happen if your gear withstood the initial impact of stopping five people,
you know if you think force is mass times acceleration.
if you decelerate five people following super far down the wall once they stop it's not as if there's any more force being generated on the piece of gear that held them,
you know if it held it once it's not just go fall out after I mean in general,
climbing accidents are sort of this all-or-nothing like either it happens or doesn't.
if it happens,
it all goes bad and if it doesn't,
then everyone's fine,
it's trying to place another piece of gear which makes sense,
because if all your lives are hanging off one piece of gear,
you definitely replace the backup.
but this whole thing a bit flexing and it moving.
I mean it doesn't really make sense cuz once it's fully loaded.
it's fully loaded feel bad for the gear manufacturers,
because any climber sees that and they're like.
oh that's,
metolius orange cam.
like I mean anyone knows what they're,
using or sort of like it's kind of poor form to just like throw some climbing manufacturer under the bus,
and this is all kind of crazy.
the fact that they're hanging on space,
because they're basically aren't any sandstone walls in the whole world that are overhanging the whole way like that,
so they should be touching the wall,
and this is the type of situation where each of them should be like.
let's take one deep breath compose ourselves and do the right thing,
which is never to cut the rope and cut your partner means take away with your father,
so that is,
or maybe that's the what he just died that sucks that might be in the novel that Lance but everything about the scene is horrendous,
because I mean this is probably the worst scene in all of Hollywood climbing.
well,
this isn't climbing.
this is freerunning,
Oh God,
but well.
this is ice.
he's coming out he's barehanded he's they're go,
go a shirt.
I don't.
I don't know I don't really understand what's happening,
but you can't really climb ice barehanded.
this isn't a thing whoa.
this is Savage.
you definitely can't just hang off in high school with your hand,
that's not a thing.
everything about this is totally outrageous.
I mean,
if you had to get onto this glacier somehow you definitely walk around yeah.
I've definitely climbed ice,
but I mean,
if you were faced with an obstacle like this above you,
you definitely go around it.
you never just go over it like this.
this isn't a thing I don't need.
is this even in the movie.
I don't remember this at all.
this looks so bad.
this is actually probably the least realistic thing we've seen so far.
that was horrible,
but the thing is there a lot of other fun scenes and cliffhanger that I think,
are kind of classic and kind of kind of interesting.
my overall thoughts are that,
typically in a Hollywood movie,
it's all for a entertain any way.
it's not really trying to be realistic and so everything's always turned up.
you know dialed up way too extreme,
and I think that maybe some subtlety might make some of the scenes more powerful.
in fact I mean I think you know.
certainly,
if you see free solo,
I mean I think it's pretty gripping and because it's subtly,
you know because it's tastefully done.
I think that the most realistic scene and in any Hollywood movie is clinging to it.
climbing a desert towering in the Eiger sanction it actually in general,
climbing the AI that all the climbing in the Eiger sanction is very realistic,
like I can talk about climbing all day.
like sorry guys,