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Rating: 10/10 (10 August 2008)

This movie is really wonderful....touched my heart in deep.....I can express myself as a person who likes adventures in all kinds....I always dream of travel and get red of all these noise around me in this life..even in home or faculty in politics and the people who always to control us......this movie gives me the feeling that i always hoped to feel....Alex's advices was very useful to me "Happyness is real when shared"......"give things with their real names"....this sentence is very important to Alex's life and it's his wisdom before his death.......This film transported me right back to the spirit that Krakauer brought to life in the book. I spent a few years traveling alone from 1994-1996. This film reminded my why I left and why I returned. Ten years later, all grown up with all the crap, I'm haunted again by Chris. What a well done job. The scene when the Alex met the girl in sixteen was wonderful and made me cry little it touched my heart The sensitivity with which Krakauer captured the essence of McCandless and his adventure is extended aptly to the movie format by Sean Penn. Even if one might not be able to appreciate the purpose for Alex's journey, I don't think anyone would be able to deny that Into the Wild is a sensitive and poignant cinematic experience. There are scenes in this movie that one will never be able to forget, particularly the ending sequence. This movie will easily pull its audience into a philosophical debate for the truth about who was right and wrong isn't easy to distinguish. Sean Penn certainly doesn't try to answer those questions, questions that McCandless' life left for his family and the rest of us. Penn does well to tread a delicate objective but not indifferent line. Certainly the best movie of this year and one of the best ever made. The story, the story itself is great.