8 out of 10 for the bear and scenic beauty, but 1 out of 10 for this movie.

Rating: 1/10 (24 January 2016)

The only reason I give it a one (instead of a zero), is the educational aspect of the bear scene. Once you see the grizzly cubs, it is already too late. Glass should have been making as much noise as possible while walking in the woods. The scenery was also fantastic (both the lush and bleak scenes), but you could see that with a search online for "scenic forest wallpapers". The story was boring, predictable (when the canteen is framed with the swirl showing, you just know it will the be "tell-tale heart" later in the movie; and then when Glass drops it in the snow while fleeing, my mind said BINGO.
A final note, was it really necessary to break the fourth wall at the end of the movie. "Hey, look at me Oscars, I really want that statue." Re-watch "The Bear" if you need a real dose of North American Wilderness scenery and want a story to go with it.