FLY | Trailer (IMAX) | National Geographic Documentary Films

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·Nov 10, 2024

Freaking out, you shake him and give me 10 seconds. Okay, okay, have a nice one. Okay, 3, 2, 1!

There's this feeling when you left the object; it's a form of just absolute bliss, and you want it again, and you want it again. When Jim and I started jumping, I didn't want it to be dangerous, so we started testing things.

"You okay?"

"Mara taught me how to B.A.S.E. jump and then how to teach B.A.S.E. jumping. Everybody lived nice."

"I'm a lawyer, and I just was not happy, and I decided to quit. Started jumping, and then I changed all my life for that."

"Going to get out what you going to go?"

[Music]

[Applause]

"It's a 24/7 life together. It's a life where, one, there is no 'no'; there's only 'yes'."

I just looked at her thinking she had found something she would love.

"Yeah, B!"

Yeah, from outside it can be really easy to judge. You make one mistake, and the game ends. I'm afraid of losing him, of course.

"Oh god, wow, I thought I was dead! I thought that was it. I thought about Marta. Now Christian was going to be at me."

"Oh my God!"

[Applause]

"Woo! I want to live every day, all day, hard as I can do because we realize that you could go any day. It's not about the fear or the risk; it's about the love of flying."

3, 2, 1, fly!

"Experience it in IMAX September 2nd and 3rd! If you're not around when this movie comes out, what do you want people's takeaway to be?"

"I'm not going to answer that one 'cause I'll be around."

[Music]

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