Whatever there is to say about this film, it's not a slow one. But all the rope-dangling and falling and explosions doesn't really save it from a rather lame script, average performances and about a thousand tons of incredibility. It's not a bad film, I liked it a lot more than "Cliffhanger" (the only other film with a lot of climbing that I can think of right now), but "Vertical Limit" will not make a lasting impression on me. To that end, a lot more intelligence and less rope-danglin' is required.
Review of Vertical Limit
