Into the wild

[avu9lives]

Into the wild any one else seen this?

Maybe went on to long, 3hrs or so it seemed.
Enjoyed the contexct of the film, bit far feched in parts, wondered it was ever going to end.

look, it killed a bit of time for me (well a lot)
It was good-overall, 'supertramp' shit name! sounds irronicly camp

 

[Maltin]

I saw this yesterday, and yes, it is a bit slow and long, but at the end of the film, I'm glad I saw it.

Although I didn't feel upset during the film, I think his story is very sad. I'm amazed that someone pieced together his life story like that.

I enjoyed Roger Ebert's take on it.

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070927/REVIEWS/709270305/1001

 

[gabi]

I loved it. Havent seen a movie like that in a long time out of Hollywood.

Nice soundtrack by eddie vedder too. Fitted perfectly.

 

[Maltin]

I loved it. Havent seen a movie like that in a long time out of Hollywood.

Nice soundtrack by eddie vedder too. Fitted perfectly.

I really enjoyed the songs too and some of the scenery was amazing.

 

[Spion]

I really liked it (although I must admit it was slightly annoying early on, but grew on me as I watched it). Saw it this week. I'd read the book, which is superb, but the film brought out more of McCandless's family history and linked it to his quest. Very sad at the end

(and for those that haven't read the book, there was relatively simple way he could have got across the river. There was an old mining cable bucket thing across the river about a short distance away, but he didn't know it was there )