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just saw that flick last night. i thought it was enjoyable and really touches on the adventurous side of my personallity. just wondering if anyone else ever saw it.

bethlehembrewer

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I watched in back in December, I wasn't too excited at the start, by the end I thought it was a great movie.

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It was ok, book was way better (I don't care if that is cliche)

flyangler18

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+100000000 on all points.

pen25

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was a long movie. but was a good movie. didnt read the book but planned on it.

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i love it, i'd like to go camp in alaska like that (aside from the death part)

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definitely. i binge read that book in less than 24 hours. i did "a walk in the woods" the same way.

Yuri_Rage

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I've read the book. IMHO, it's a really well written account of a dumbass. I've seen the bus from the air. It's in a pretty desolate location.

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+1 to the well-written story 'bout a dumbass.

Good read, but if you want to do something like that read and explore your surroundings. He had a way out...

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i enjoyed the movie and the book, i agree the book was better but as jim gaffigan would say, "you know what i liked about seeing the movie? i didn't have to read the book."

jon krakauer is a sweet writer, if you liked into the wild, try into thin air.

again, the movie is sweet.

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