http://www.oneknightstands.net/movie-review-into-the-wild/ Thu, 28 Aug 2008 05:55:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.oneknightstands.net/movie-review-into-the-wild/#comment-1255 Adrian Mon, 02 Jun 2008 07:06:18 +0000 http://oneknightstands.net/?p=57#comment-1255 Eddie Vedder's vocals are just perfect. Eddie Vedder’s vocals are just perfect.

]]> http://www.oneknightstands.net/movie-review-into-the-wild/#comment-428 Andrea Mon, 28 Apr 2008 04:12:13 +0000 http://oneknightstands.net/?p=57#comment-428 Loved Emile Hirsch in the movie. Eddie Vedder's music is really haunting as you said Loved Emile Hirsch in the movie. Eddie Vedder’s music is really haunting as you said

]]> http://www.oneknightstands.net/movie-review-into-the-wild/#comment-422 TheWalrus Sun, 27 Apr 2008 23:16:27 +0000 http://oneknightstands.net/?p=57#comment-422 :) a must-see, for anyone who's felt the need to break free and feel one with the universe. sujoy has captured the movie beautifully in his review.. i'd like to add something...i feel chris was trying, as his sister once says in the narration, to convey more than just rebellion, or hatred for society's approval and the golden cages it offers to trap us. i felt he was trying to remind us, that we have simply become oblivious to the beauty and power of nature..that we, living every moment of our drab, driven lives are actually cushioned by eras of human effort spent overcoming Nature..we've forgotten how to challenge ourselves..how to test our limits...that our instinct for survival has been redefined by competition for incomes, jobs, wives, comforts. some of the other scenes which moved me were 1) when one day after finding the magic bus, chris scales this cliff and reaches the top of the mountain range..and looks on..awed and humbled, yet triumphant,with tears in his eyes while Eddie Vedder churns out a splendid vocal (track- The Wolf)..got goosebumps.. 2)when chris says in the background..something about "finding oneself in the most ancient of conditions".. all in all..this movie rock. PS: thnks sujoy!
a must-see, for anyone who’s felt the need to break free and feel one with the universe. sujoy has captured the movie beautifully in his review..
i’d like to add something…i feel chris was trying, as his sister once says in the narration, to convey more than just rebellion, or hatred for society’s approval and the golden cages it offers to trap us. i felt he was trying to remind us, that we have simply become oblivious to the beauty and power of nature..that we, living every moment of our drab, driven lives are actually cushioned by eras of human effort spent overcoming Nature..we’ve forgotten how to challenge ourselves..how to test our limits…that our instinct for survival has been redefined by competition for incomes, jobs, wives, comforts.
some of the other scenes which moved me were 1) when one day after finding the magic bus, chris scales this cliff and reaches the top of the mountain range..and looks on..awed and humbled, yet triumphant,with tears in his eyes while Eddie Vedder churns out a splendid vocal (track- The Wolf)..got goosebumps.. 2)when chris says in the background..something about “finding oneself in the most ancient of conditions”..
all in all..this movie rock.
PS: thnks sujoy!

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