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Critics Consensus: Steep is a mixed bag of breathtaking mountain footage and yawn-inducing banter.
Critic Consensus: Steep is a mixed bag of breathtaking mountain footage and yawn-inducing banter.
All Critics (48) | Top Critics (23) | Fresh (26) | Rotten (22) | DVD (1)
It gets a little wearing, hanging out with these lions, but there's no denying the beauty of the landscape, with its fluttering avalanches, plumes of powder and vertiginous, zigzagging descents.
A tedious movie about excitement.
As enchanting as all this alpine footage can be, as a movie, Steep is flat.
Sometimes it takes escaping death to feel alive -- especially if we have survived a cancer scare, a road accident or some other potentially fatal encounter. But Steep is about those who actively seek that dance with danger.
Steep is a throwback to the early days of movies when the sight of things in motion was a thrill in itself. Seeing leaves rustling in the wind or waves on the sea was a marvel.
Steep is one of those rare endeavors able to touch on the human condition without neglecting the film's true star: big-mountain skiing.
While it desperately wants to crossover to a mainstream audience, it is what it is: a movie for skiers.
Steep is more promo-reel than documentary.
Catch this on an IMAX screen if you're interested, but for a great movie about mountain-based triumphs of the human spirit check out the inspirational Blindsight instead.
In this handsomely shot documentary about extreme skiing, thrill-seeking devotees boast of their exploits, but shed no light on what drives them to risk their lives.
Remarkably, given the extraordinary descents captured on film and despite the less than subtle stirring score, the film is ultimately lacking in any real excitement.
Amazing imagery of remarkable achievements and a chronicle of the sport but one that could have dug a little deeper into the psychology of the extreme skiers.
Sure makes for a purdy screensaver.
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