Beautiful in its appearance, wild in its essence

Rating: 9/10 (29 June 2017)

The story of a man who gets rid of all the social ties to meet his most unique and primordial human instinct, so as to seek answers not only about himself but about life, this content makes of "Wild Nature" Besides being a remarkable and important film, the same is very interesting, although approach is not new, such viscerality present in the long is unique. His script is adapted to a real story and follows a messy timeline, there are some breaks of rhythm and repetitions of reflections, but the plot is well told and well developed, incredible, unique and extremely three-dimensional characters are presented in seconds, full of Great dialogues and incredible monologues, the excess of care and care make the script something big inside the movie. Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch), Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch), Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch), Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch), Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch) . "More than love, money, faith, fame, beauty, give me the truth. Truth makes us free and leaves people free!" This phrase said in the film can be used to personify the moral of the film, all that human is dispensable for Christopher, because this holds him within a system making it impossible to connect with himself and with nature, this is exposed several times in the film Christopher, in a completely involuntary and unpretentious way, enters and changes the lives of all who interact with him, even if only for a few moments, for all can see the true "I" in Christopher, And when he says that "Happiness is only true when shared" it does not refer to social relations, for happiness is not there, and sharing comes with the world. Technically "In the Wild" is epic, if using dozens of visual techniques in its two and a half hours the film seems to be much bigger than it is, but not because of the negative aspect, because the film is not tiring, but because of the amount of Past reflection, with a cold but beautiful photograph, a good mix of sound, an assembly that counterposes a slow pace with accelerated not leaving the viewer to fall into monotony, and of course, its soundtrack, that besides being beautiful, rhythm and fit Perfectly the film, is not yet for free, because all the songs reflect moments of the film and his letters talk to Christopher and the viewer. The actor Emile Hirsch, in addition to being very similar to the real Christopher McCandless, does well in the film, the same looks at the beginning that he will not be able to handle the dramatic charge that the film asks, but it is only in the impression, with his irreverent way and His delusions, Emile sends well and holds the stride, nothing more, save a highlight for the supporting actors who are all wonderful. Director Sean Penn, who is best known for acting, does a great job of directing, unfortunately his other films are weak and he has not directed anything for 10 years, but we know what talent he has. Finally "Into the Wild" is a film not innovative, but nevertheless unique.