Far too unrealistic to suspend disbelief

Rating: 3/10 (5 May 2016)

I can understand why this film is highly rated. For the most part, it's fairly well done. But the unfortunate complete disregard for reality in the first part of the film just totally broke my ability to suspend disbelief, and I was entirely unable to enjoy it as a result.
From the bear attack that was far less brutal than any such attack would be in the real world (it should have been fatal on the spot the first go-around), to Glass surviving wounds that would generally be fatal even with modern medicine, then miraculously going from being barely able to talk or move to suddenly able to crawl around like it's almost nothing after no more than a day or two, without tearing open the stitches or even bleeding... it was just too much to accept. Couldn't even finish it.