If you’re looking for a film that will raise the hair on your neck in the most genuinely thrilling way, you need to stream the Oscar-nominated Free Solo, a bone-chilling documentary about rock climber Alex Honnold’s quest to ascend the world’s most…
If you’re looking for a film that will raise the hair on your neck in the most genuinely thrilling way, you need to stream the Oscar-nominated Free Solo, a bone-chilling documentary about rock climber Alex Honnold’s quest to ascend the world’s most famous 3,200-foot rock — without the security of a rope or harness.
Unfortunately, the film isn’t available on major streaming subscription sites like Netflix and Hulu yet, but it is available for purchase pretty much anywhere. You can buy it for just $9.99 on iTunes, Amazon, YouTube, or Google Play and rewatch Honnold’s terrifying achievement as many times as you’d like.
Although it may involve leaving the comfort of your couch, the film is also still available at select theaters and will continue to be post-Oscars — a full list of venues is available on National Geographic’s website. According to Outside Magazine, Nat Geo will be airing Free Solo on its cable channel on Sunday, March 3, so be sure to check your local listings.
