It's really, really good. The person I consider my mentor leant it to me, and she gives me books outside what I would usually pick up for myself to read. I don't really know what else to say about it, though. I'm glad I read it, but I don't know if I'd be able to read it again.
I totally get where you're coming from. Even though I love the movie, I can't watch it very often because it's so emotionally draining. I'm preparing myself for that to be likely doubled in the book - probably one of the reasons I haven't read it yet, even though I want to.
lmfao so noooot the moral of the movie. I mean, I get it. For some people, it's just not their thing. But I don't watch it to see him die - that was an unfortunate accident; he *was* prepared, he just got stranded by flooding - I watch it to see him live.
No matter how stupid/tragic the protagonist's death was, his life was incredibly beautiful. At least I thought so.
Methinks I need to watch Grizzly Man, however. That one, I have not seen.
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But I *would* recommend that you watch it. It's wonderful.
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JUST SO WE'RE CLEAR.
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Because I'm totally cool with that being the moral.
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No matter how stupid/tragic the protagonist's death was, his life was incredibly beautiful. At least I thought so.
Methinks I need to watch Grizzly Man, however. That one, I have not seen.
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