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I mean, both ideas exist in the movie; the idea itself was naive idealism and the lack of preparation gets him killed.. but what little time he had there was gr
by setr 7y ago
I mean, both ideas exist in the movie; the idea itself was naive idealism and the lack of preparation gets him killed.. but what little time he had there was great.
The lesson: its a good idea, but don’t run in unprepared, and don’t think nature is without danger
The apparent takenaway: it’s a good idea
- cal5k 7y agoIt takes a long time to die of starvation. That can't have been a pleasant 4 months by any stretch of the imagination.
- setr 7y agoAs I remember the film, it was death by poison mushroom, risked due to starvation — I feel like it was a death depicted over maybe two weeks. I remember the overall stay being quite bearable.. until the winter hit, and everything went wrong; and death came swiftly and without mercy But regardless the movie depicts it as a fairly slow, very painful, and a fairly pathetic death (alone, weak, with lots of regret and little to show for it), but still 90% of the movie was him running around in gorgeous nature shots and small towns.
- _underfl0w_ 7y agoActually, I believe (at least in the movie) it came from eating a type of poisonous berry that he naively mistook for a very similar-looking nonpoisonous berry.