Although a review I read said, "if I wanted to watch a dour old man have a terrible time with wolves, Id get a season ticket at Molineux"
recommend me a good outdoorsy film
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Although a review I read said, "if I wanted to watch a dour old man have a terrible time with wolves, Id get a season ticket at Molineux"
Biker
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Watched Stalingrad last night. See link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108211/
Not too shabby a film, enjoyable and dramatic enough. While the scenes in the snow and such were on all I kept doing was looking at thier kit. It's a gritty film, sort of on par with Saving Private Ryan in a way, but a lot bleaker. Not to be confused with Enemy at the Gates with Jude Law, which is also a really good film but less outdoorsy, more like crawling about in the rubble.
Not too shabby a film, enjoyable and dramatic enough. While the scenes in the snow and such were on all I kept doing was looking at thier kit. It's a gritty film, sort of on par with Saving Private Ryan in a way, but a lot bleaker. Not to be confused with Enemy at the Gates with Jude Law, which is also a really good film but less outdoorsy, more like crawling about in the rubble.
Nordwand{Northface}(2008) - German with english Subs - A gritty account of the epic first ascent of the Eiger's North face.
Good film if you don't mind Subs...
Good film if you don't mind Subs...
The Hunter with Willem Dafoe is an enjoyable flick. [Although I dont like the sad ending!]
Hes a merc hired by a biotech compnay to find the last tasmanian tiger, which has been spotted in the tasmanian wilderness
As such there's a lot of outdoors alone scenes, with just him and his [mystery ranch?] rucksack.
Didnt half wave his spyderco about, must be an endorsment there
Good film too.
I watched the hunter the other day , was a good film . Anyone know what back pack he was using?
Haha...Good question ...................I've not found any info on the brand on the net but I did read that Mr. Dafoe chose the pack himself & also knew just how dirty it should be
......................I don't think the guy is new to backpacking.
Haha...Good question ...................I've not found any info on the brand on the net but I did read that Mr. Dafoe chose the pack himself & also knew just how dirty it should be
I also looked all over the net after watching the film to see if I could find out what the backpack was, but no Joy so far
Dreadhead
Bushcrafter through and through
thanks for the hunter was a braw film, agree about him waving the spyderco about twas some sharp advertising
Dreadhead
Bushcrafter through and through
Open Range
take shelter. 2 hours of my life back please? drove me insane
reckon would freeze tae death in his tin can before gas got you
Just read the entire thread, thanks for some great ideas.
Ones I'd recommend..
Waterworld - Kevin Costner - Mildly outdoors/survival related.
A Good Year - Some beautiful scenery, that's about it. I love the film.
The Quick & The Dead - Others seem to be throwing in westerns, so here's another. One of my faves.
Then of course there's good old David Attenborough.
Blues Brothers - Too epic not to mention.
Ones I'd recommend..
Waterworld - Kevin Costner - Mildly outdoors/survival related.
A Good Year - Some beautiful scenery, that's about it. I love the film.
The Quick & The Dead - Others seem to be throwing in westerns, so here's another. One of my faves.
Then of course there's good old David Attenborough.
Blues Brothers - Too epic not to mention.
Aye news on that back pack? It looked pretty awesome.
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=86155
