Comentarios en: Into the wild / Hacia rutas salvajes (Sean Pean)

Por: Renato

Renato — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 23:51:35 +0000

given the fact in the pic:

“Holding a note that reads: “I have had a happy life and thank the Lord. Goodbye and may God bless all!” Chris McCandless, August 1991″
that shows he was going to say goodbye to the world.he fled in a way if you ask me.didnt see ways to live life in ways he felt appropriate .it was iif you ask me suicide .his way,going alone in the wild,’wandering till death’.maybe he was confused and frightened by the world.depressed.combination of things that made him do this.i think it’s sad.he was just a kid of the world.like me or you.the key is to find a way to someones heart.to make that sparkle of life grown in him(or her). it could have gone different.but there are similarities with that grizzly man,timothy treadwell.he had an issue with the world too.acted also suicidal.by claiming that if he would die by a bear the bears would really be in the picture( as if that would do them good).

Por: mike d

mike d — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 14:53:45 +0000

Sad that he didn’t think this through properly. I think he truly wanted to die in the beginning or he wouldn’t had given away his money and ditched his car and ignored his parents…I mean, had he thought he could live the rest of his life like ‘Grizzly Adams’ why wouldn’t he prepare better, he didn’t even have a compass! Why wouldn’t you use the 24 grand to buy supplies from time to time when needed?? I personally think he was fed up with humanity and decided to find beauty in nature till it killed him. But then he realizes beauty is in man’s ability to love and share with others but by this time he is too weak and ill prepared to save himself. He had to have known he was only 20 miles from the highway right??? So sad indeed, I feel for his sister and parents!

Por: jake

jake — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 09:49:15 +0000

Nicely put Carlos. As an American, I couldn’t have put it better.

Por: Carlos

Carlos — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 17:12:58 +0000

He was in a spiritual journey trying to comprehend life as it is….sadly, his journey was not complete and his comprehension of life wasn’t fullfilled. His simple way of life shows us how simple life should be and that we shouldn’t be living out of lies and ilusions created by the stupid and prefabricated society. It’s nice to see that this nice young man is an american…..from a country where this superficial style of life has flourished like no other place in the world. This should be a lesson for the american way of life…which, by the way, sucks…

Por: aakash raj

aakash raj — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 18:21:38 +0000

very touching movie… the film does justice to the book..excellent editing, direction and acting. Recently we read the book and watched the movie. This movie was a heck of a gem! Great job, Sean, Emile, Jay Cassidy, and Hal Holbrooke. …Aakash Raj

Por: The quiet man

The quiet man — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:54:56 +0000

GOOD LUCK, TY, GOD BLESS YOU

Por: Ty

Ty — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 07:09:57 +0000

Im embarking on a journey of my own. To find who i am and escape from todays rediculous society, and to pay tribute to Chris Mccandless

Por: CARLEONE

CARLEONE — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:15:22 +0000

La vi la semana pasada, y tengo que reconocer que me dió un poco de envidia ver a este joven idealista tomar decisiones sobre su propia vida, aunque estas sean francamente equivocadas. Me recuerdo a mi mismo hace 20 años, perdido por el valle de Benasque, con una mochila medio vacía y sin apenas ropa, con una barba que infundía miedo y rodeado de amigos que nunca olvidaré.
Pero los sueños, sueños son, y la libertad no está en la cima de una montaña nevada ni en un bosque impenetrable, y solo la pueden buscar allí los que han visto demasiadas películas de Walt Disney. Lo que pueden encontrar allí más bien es la muerte, como hizo nuestro protagonista, aunque parece que le pilló ingenuamente sorprendido.
La naturaleza es peligrosa, y no tiene nada que ver con Heidi y Bambi.Y la libertad es lo que acaricia nuestras manos cuando la entregamos a alguien que queremos.

Por: Sarah

Sarah — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 03:53:56 +0000

I think the story shows passion to do something you need to do for yourself. It’s rarely we put ourselves on the edge to observe life in it’s most rawest state. And it’s rarely we do something we want to do with our lives, because we fear running out of money, or not having a roof over our own head every night.

Although he meet a sad end, I’m happy he made independence one of his life qualities, he found an appreciation for what we are given for free. He never said one thing, and did another. He was true to himself.

Por: victor

victor — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 05:40:25 +0000

es una de mis peliculas favoritas

Por: just some dude

just some dude — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 04:16:56 +0000

just a few weeks of some survival training/researches, reading some books could of prepared him better for his journey, who knows maybe the outcome could of been different. Sad.

Por: Rafaela Batista

Rafaela Batista — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 16:58:19 +0000

I guess it was impossible to him to live a mediocre, normal life. He would get pretty insane if he hadn’t died. Therefore, i guess that what he heartfully wanted.

Por: nck

nck — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 16:30:28 +0000

Courage is doing what you FEAR…….NOT doing what you want. Thats called selfishness. Whether you think selfishness is good or not, I’m not debating. But if McCandless was really COURAGEOUS he would have stayed and FACED the world he found so distastful.

He did what he wanted. Thats good, but NOT courageous.

Por: Carla

Carla — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 01:21:54 +0000

hace mucho no veo un film tan cautivante…y tan real, me cansaron los films de hollywood pero esta pelicula colmo mis expectativas, la banda sonora de lo mejor. Lo q hizo C.Mc es verdadeamente impresionante, eso es realmente vivir

Por: Thek

Thek — Wed, 13 May 2009 20:03:05 +0000

Damn! he was free and unburdened, I’ve read the book and watched the movie. Anyone looking for the ultimate adventure and lifestyle can only envy these two years of McCandless life. Being free and truly unattached is a fantasy that most youngsters have sometime in their life, but to actually act on it, is too awesome and scary to contemplate, but soul wrenching to see and read about. Tough on the parents though, but Chris was a man, he had left the house, he did not “runnaway” but completed his obligations to the world and then lived the life he truly felt he needed to experience to be a whole person.

As for the Alaskan “profesional” hunter “rednecks” in their ATV’s, in the book who said that McCandless had killed a Caribou and not a Moose, shows what kind of retrobates they are when proved that in fact it was a Moose. It also rubbishes any high and mighty negative sentiments they may have to say about this young man.