Dirtbag: Legend of Fred Beckey (and others) free on Prime Video
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For those of you with Amazon Prime, you can now watch "Dirtbag: The Legend of Fred Beckey" for free. There are also a number of great climbing films on Prime Video worth checking out. Here's a few I've either watched or added to my watchlist recently. They do rotate films in and out quite frequently, so watch the ones you want soon, and keep an eye out for other films being free. |
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It is such a good movie! I highly recommend all climbers watch it to see what this man truly accomplished in his life! |
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Been wanting to see this one for a while, thanks for the heads-up. |
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valley uprising |
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Free Solo is available on Hulu |
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Also included with prime: The Nahanni Whisperer (subtitles) Wadi Rum |
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Stumped and Safety Third are both free on prime with outdoor channel. Both were excellent. |
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Thanks for the heads up. I have wanted to see this one. |
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finally a good thread on MP! |
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Wide Boyz 1 is great! The training.....holy crap. |
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Assault on El Cap is also on Prime, which chronicles the second ascent of Wings of Steel. It's not a free climbing movie though, it's an aid climbing movie. |
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Bobby Mustard wrote: It's not a free climbing movie though, it's an aid climbing movie. I like what you did there. |
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Not sure if it's on prime still but "a new kind of high" was a good doc in my opinion. |
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Almost Alpine? |
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Distilled is pretty good! |
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Vertical Frontier is dryer version of valley uprising, but they interview Bachar and Warren more which is rad. Its on Prime. |
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Valley Uprising for sure. |
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Dirtbag is probably the best climbing film I've ever seen. I made this timeline of Fred Beckey ascents for Climbing Magazine after he passed away. Most of the photos are from Mountain Proj: |
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Not a docu, but close enough: If you sign up for Audible (free) you can get Tommy Caldwell's book 'The Push' for free to listen to! I hope Tommy gets money for that. Either way, i'll probably buy the paper version anyway. |
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J Reppy wrote: Dirtbag is probably the best climbing film I've ever seen. I made this timeline of Fred Beckey ascents for Climbing Magazine after he passed away. Most of the photos are from Mountain Proj: Very cool thanks for this. |
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The Fred beckey movie was quite good, |




