Was probably one of the best movies I seen in a while. I'm not a fan of DiCaprio at all but he was pretty good in it. The scenery was amazing and some of the camera work was unbelievable. It should definitely be seen on the big screen. If you haven't been to Deptford in a while it's a lot nicer now with power recliners. You can buy tickets online and pick your seat. 

 

 

I thought the cinematography was great, the rest..  it was ok. 

Its at my $6 SuperTuesday special, looking forward to it  

Visually stunning but I though it was kinda boring.

rumor has it that the bear gets the Best Actor award over DeCap.

They said that he actually ate raw bison liver or something like that for full affect.

 

 

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rumor has it that the bear gets the Best Actor award over DeCap.

 Haha good one. I was pretty disappointed in the bear seen the bear looked so fake, Pixar could have done a better job. It sucks that Bart the bear died would have been cool to have a real bear. I don't think Leo would have been cool with it though. 

 

The other thing that bugged me was when he shot the same gun twice without reloading. 

Would of been better if it was about 45 minutes shorter.

Did the bear rape him? If so I am going but will leave after that. That must have been hilarious.

It's worth seeing, but you may roll your eyes at things like flintlock pistols that can take 2 or 3 shots before reloading, experienced mountain men who just can't help jumping in near-freezing streams whenever possible, lack of contingency plans for serious winter weather, failure to post scouts in indian country and the like.   The griz was a little fake, yes.  Cinematography (most shot near Calgary and in Argentina due to lack of snow) was pretty amazing - all real, no green screen work.  Film crew nearly mutinied due to outrageous weather conditions.

 

It's worth seeing, but you may roll your eyes at things like flintlock pistols that can take 2 or 3 shots before reloading, experienced mountain men who just can't help jumping in near-freezing streams whenever possible, lack of contingency plans for serious winter weather, failure to post scouts in indian country and the like. The griz was a little fake, yes. Cinematography (most shot near Calgary and in Argentina due to lack of snow) was pretty amazing - all real, no green screen work. Film crew nearly mutinied due to outrageous weather conditions.

 

I heard they had to keep flying to different spots to chase the amount of snow they needed. Shot for hours straight in terrible conditions and Leo damn near does one scene

 

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