Anyone see this movie yet?
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Walking out
Anyone see this movie yet?
" You know what Jim Bridger said about the Indians. Just when your not seeing any is about the time they are fixing to get the thickest!"
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Watched about a year ago. Previews looked good. In is now in my top list of worst movies ever. It got decent reviews which I don't understand. I suppose it is a good movie for those that live in the big cities and have never been to the mountains.
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I enjoyed it, though I didn't let my wife watch it. (I have a 14-year-old and a 30-30 Marlin.) I think the original short story was better but that's how movies go. I think it presented hunting in a better light than 99 percent of movies, but mostly it's about the disconnect between father and son rather than about hunting per se.
"The danger of civilization, of course, is that one might piss one's life away on nonsense," Jim Harrison.
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Might watch it, but kinda hard for me to get into a movie where i'm able to pick out several hunting violations in the trailer alone...
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Compared the the Revenant, where one merely had to suspend one's disbelieve about every thing you know about history, geography, human physiology, anthropology... etc.
"The danger of civilization, of course, is that one might piss one's life away on nonsense," Jim Harrison.
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I don't know what your talking about Ben you can totality survive sub zero temps in a horse and lots of elk bugle in the spring... so yeah... fake news
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Yeah and the Canadian Rockies are smack-dab in the middle of South Dakota, but hey, it's Hollywood.
"The danger of civilization, of course, is that one might piss one's life away on nonsense," Jim Harrison.
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NOT fake news, haven't you seen The Empire Strikes Back? Luke survived the same way inside an alien kangaroo-horse after he was attacked by the abominable snowman...Originally Posted by wllm1313
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It’s a movie. You can’t take it at face value and decide whether it was entertaining or not?
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Come on man tauntauns are homeothermic reptiles with thick layers of blubber and fur and evolved to survive the nights on Hoth. Apples to oranges... apples to oranges
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