A haunting movie

Rating: 9/10 (9 May 2016)

We have to understand that this uninitiated young man bought a one way ticket into an unlivable geography.
Was it to commune with Nature?
Was it to prove he could do it?
He graduated a four year top rated college with honors but had little
knowledge of how to survive in the wild.
He was warned several times and he ignored the warnings.
His principle purpose was to be in the Wild alone...yet he admonished
Holbrook for not being with people.
He(Holbrook) was living the life of a monk yet Alexander was entering that same life.Holbrook was bright and yet he didn't respond to the
obvious hypocrisy.
To me he wasn't communing with Nature at all but experiencing a new type of living
that was scary and rightfully so.
He shouldn't have been that naive and needed more mature guidance.
He didn't seek it because he was too self absorbed.
He put himself into a precarious situation and the worst possible outcome occurred.
How about taking with him a antidote for food poisoning?