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Adam Graham

'Fall' review: Two climbers stranded 2,000 feet high with nowhere to go

Don't look down, don't let go and don't forget to breathe.

"Fall" is a fun, rollicking B-movie white knuckler that makes superb use of its simple premise: two climbers are stuck on top of massive structure with no way to get down. Co-writer and director Scott Mann milks that minimalist setup for nearly two hours of death-defying thrills, and keeps finding new ways to engage the audience with his dizzying, vertigo-inducing high-wire (or high-platform) act.

Twenty-something best friends Becky (Grace Caroline Currey) and Hunter (Virginia Gardner) are a pair of adventure seekers who decide to climb the B67 TV tower, a 2,000 foot structure in the California desert that stands twice as tall as the Eiffel Tower.

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