Touching The Void - (7 of 11)

[ReolSPro]

no fun

[theonlybird]

At 3:12 you can clearly see the blue helmet of another person. Still a great film.

[Marcusfeb]

I love Simon's honesty. He admitted thinking of a story that made him seem better

[Rashad8671]

does any1 know what the thesis would be on this documentary?

[kafkasister]

After watching the story about Uruguayan rugby team disaster, I know that this is not that the furthest limit of human capabilities. But it gets damn close. It makes me so humble to realize what a human can really endure. My problems seem to be so ridiculous.

[sevenismorethanthree]

This is fake and gay lol. Just kidding, this is amazing

[BardotBB17]

i started breathing again at 5:55, and then i stopped breathing at 6:25. grawr. stupid glacier >:(

[drchen054]

the horror never ends!

[liamunderscoret]

2:55, intense face!

[AXes89]

he should have asked the blue helmet guy at 3:14 for help

[4evaJaredLeto]

Joe must be Chuck Norris in person. He is so determined and amazing.

[StevieWondersWhy24]

i have no sympathy for people who get themselves into these situations, but i have respect for the tenacity they had for survival. unbelievable.

[packtube2]

Walking down the moraines still thirsty. Oh yeah, I just left tons of ice back there! Ha Ha

[nonoar234]

@packtube2

You can't rehydrate by eating ice or snow. The energy you need to warm the snow, to bring the water to the same temperature than your body is just enormous. You'll loose all your energy and suffer from hypothermy before even starting to feel less thirsty.

[dgineye]

E P I C W I N

[gregtheapostle]

oh mein gott

[robinmccready]

bet that was awkward seeing the guy who cut the rope!

[KateLouisexx]

@robinmccready

i thought that, but when joe got back to base camp he told simon he would of done the same thing :)

its a miracle.

[potus170142]

Thank you for uploading