The Movie “The Walk” Is Causing People To Vomit

‘The Walk’ which is the latest movie of Joseph Gordon-Levitt is causing some moviegoers to be very unsettled and making them throw up in theaters.

The film which is in 3D tells the story about Philippe Petit, a Frenchman who is famously known for high wire walking across New York’s Twin Towers back in 1974 and the film is said to be giving some viewers vertigo. After the film premiered at the New York Film Festival, many of the audience were seen becoming sick as some of them even resulted to vomiting after watching certain scenes.

The film’s director Robert Zemeckis said that it was his goal to have the audience experience vertigo, stating that he wanted the film to be so realistic that it would cause the viewers to feeling like they were actually on top of the Twin Towers. Denise Widman, the board director of the Boston Jewish Film Festival had this to say about the movie “The last 20 minutes of the film I had to look away a couple of times because of the sensation of the height. I felt a little bit queasy. I felt nervous. It was a tingling sensation and some anxiety”.