Highline

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In today's world of the endless "reality" based, over scripted, and product laden content. Highline was a breath of fresh air. Amzaing scenery and a hike of epic proportions take a back seat when you meet the cast. They each tell us a far better story about the journey of life, friendships, family, and triumph. There is something for everyone in here. Especially if like many, you have ever faced a difficult obstacle in your life. A well shot and executed production that leaves you eager to take a journey of your own.

As an author of High Uintas Backcountry, I had to see this movie when it came to SLC. I enjoyed seeing many of the places I have been, as well as some I have not. The camera work is stunning, and the movie is a "must see" for any fan of the High Uinta mountains. I wished the hikers would have spent some time fishing which a reason many hikers visit these remote lakes. The trout are also a great food source.

This is a great movie that mixes history, natural beauty, personal stories and more into a very enjoyable and beautiful documentary. We learn about the history of the Uinta trail, while seeing the beauty in the trail and learning about a little group of hikers and their background. The mix kept the whole story balanced and interesting. Thanks.

I came out to the Knoxville premiere expecting a hiking movie. What I got was glimpse into the lives of 5 different people , and an epic adventure. The film was beautifully shot , well edited and heartfelt. Enjoyed it very much. Truman

It's a movie about 5 friends who hike the Highline and their personal redemption that has come through hiking, with a some history of the Uintas and the Highline Trail. Being a local and having hiked the Highline I have a personal attachment to it, so my favorite parts were the sublime vistas and stories from the trail. If you like the Uinta mountains, stories of redemption or American history, you'll like Highline.

I loved the well done character development of the hikers, as well as the presentation of the Highline topography and history. And the mission of Outmersive Films is to get people in the outdoors. Opt outside and go big with the Highline!

I'm an avid hiker who was expecting this film to be about the Uinta Highline trail but what I got instead was a movie about a group of men and their personal stories. Each of us has a story and that's great, but what about the actual trail that this whole movie is supposedly based on? If you want to watch this movie for stories about their personal life, then this is the right movie for you. If you're like me, and would like to watch this film for education about the actual Uinta Highline trail then don't bother. There is zero trail or gear info. This movie is all about the men themselves... boring! Thanks for wasting my time.

I enjoyed the adventure of course. The character building was done well and didnt just do an introduction at the begining but spun it into the movie with side trips. The history of the Uintah mountains was great and Informative. I do wish they could have snuck some "gear talk" into the movie. Did the hail break anything? How did that crisco looking stuff hold up on his feet? The production and editing was excellent. High quality imho.

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