REVENANT-confirms many instances of where the human ribcage can survive inhuman weights(car vehicle)

Rating: 10/10 (8 January 2016)

this was a terrific film that repeats often chronicled reports that people can survive a terrific amount of weight falling on them,for instance in a car crash,where the driver is pinned under a 3,000 lb.metal paperweight. Although,it is easy to believe you can kill a bear w/ one bullet,& several knife wounds(I read somewhere that Alaskan Kodiak bears can reach 8' tall standing);I never imagined a film would show a person almost getting killed from the dead carcass he killed landing on top of him,after collapsing & falling down a ravine(?).Despite all the long beard, I instantly recognized him as Leo diCaprio,but could not figure out who the villain was underneath all that makeup hair & the southern, pre -civil war speech vernacular(it was that same guy who plays those British gangsters,Tom Hardy!).THere were so many pithy, aphorisms he said(will have to return & see film a 2nd time to write them all down), I thought that Inarritu had hired Ralph Peters as a dialogue coach!(CAIN AT GETTYSBURG@2012); I also thought this is a very good film,in the model of many Hollywood westerns about "Lewis & Clark Expedition" type adventures about explorers tracking the western Frontier & confronting bloodthirsty indians,etc.,in showing the types of wardrobe that John Richardson & Glass wore,the typical long bore weapons, the type of diet,(it looked like diCaprio caught a live fish & bit into it?,i dunno,it sure looked like it!); Also, this is described as a revenge movie,so I impute that to mean,diCaprio is trying to find the ones(Hardy) that done him wrong. All in all,I rate this a 10 out of 10,the Bear should get an honorary Oscar for all the shaking he did of diCaprio's body, I thought he was going to eat him alive,but then the bear seemed to just walk on top of him to lick his face....?
More civil war aphorisms(an aphorism is a concise way of describing a depressing truth?)>> '.that sounds like pissing in the whiskey jug'=(a used car salesman, or a tin horn politician speaking out of the side of his mouth,or similar 2-faced obtuse person)>>' a blessed person who hides behind a curse.....=not quite sure what this aphorism in the book meant)>> I would think that 10 minutes being devoured by a bear would easily substitute for 3 horrific days in the summer of 1863 (battle of Gettysburg); I cannot believe I live in the same country as where the battle of Gettysburg was fought,it makes me feel very insignificant,like diCaprio walking through the frozen tundra of this wonderful movie...>>