If you’ve seen The Bridge documentary

[Kramer]

How was the man in black able to fall like he did? He didn't flail at all like the others, and yet during the whole documentary you see him pacing the bridge as a nervous wreck.

 

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Maybe he had a panic attack that made him unable to move? That's all I can think of sorry

 

[Kramer]

Maybe he had a panic attack that made him unable to move? That's all I can think of sorry

He looked calm as he fell, not stiff.

 

[Gromit-CTB]

Building up the courage on the walking, then it was just fuck it and go. Gene was an inspiration to all jumpers. My friend who jumped watched him a lot and went roughly the same way

 

[mahakaliSS_MahaDurga]

How was the man in black able to fall like he did? He didn't flail at all like the others, and yet during the whole documentary you see him pacing the bridge as a nervous wreck.

I liked how the family members of the deceased were dignified and respectful of their choice, literally all of them. I wish the fuxers would follow their example.

 

[Gromit-CTB]

The mum.and daughter make me laugh as they never agree. Excellent documentary though

 

[Kramer]

I liked how the family members of the deceased were dignified and respectful of their choice, literally all of them. I wish the fuxers would follow their example.

The friends of the man in black are scum. You should rewatch their interviews.

 

[hoping to lose hope]

He was iconic a true inspiration to those partial to dying on their own terms.

 

[Gromit-CTB]

The Bridge (2006) | WatchDocumentaries.com

Documentary about one of the world's most popular suicide spots, the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. Filmed over the course of a year, it captures a number of suicides and features interviews with the friends and family of some of the people identified to have jumped from the bridge.

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If you need to ever watch again.

 

[namemanthedeadman]

He did have quite the dignified death, having tried to work up the courage to jump off my local bridge, to no avail. I'm quite jealous of his rock-hard balls, especially to just slowly lean back like he did (if my memory serves me correctly). Definitely an amazing documentary!

 

[Kramer]

He was iconic a true inspiration to those partial to dying on their own terms.

He was the quintessential "an hero"

He did have quite the dignified death, having tried to work up the courage to jump off my local bridge, to no avail. I'm quite jealous of his rock-hard balls, especially to just slowly lean back like he did (if my memory serves me correctly). Definitely an amazing documentary!

He placed his hands on his chest as he fell. It's a self comfort while the others flailed madly.

 

[greebo6]

Amazing documentary to watch . It was fascinating to see how he jumped. It takes some nerve to do that.

 

[Pookie]

I watched it on Netflix many years ago. Wanted to watch it again but now I can't find it. Good documentary.

 

[Gromit-CTB]

I watched it on Netflix many years ago. Wanted to watch it again but now I can't find it. Good documentary.

Pasted the link to watch again in this thread a little higher up

 

[Pookie]

Amazing documentary to watch . It was fascinating to see how he jumped. It takes some nerve to do that.

Thanks for that!

 

[Kramer]

They should've shown more jumpers. I need more people to identify with in my final moments

 

[Gromit-CTB]

They should've shown more jumpers. I need more people to identify with in my final moments

Just watch gene he is the only one you need to remember

 

[Kramer]

Just watch gene he is the only one you need to remember

I can only remember 2 other deaths. A girl and that old man whose hat flies off