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A Walk in the Woods
Director:
Ken KwapisCámara:
John BaileyMúsica:
Nathan LarsonReparto:
Robert Redford, Nick Nolte, Emma Thompson, Nick Offerman, Kristen Schaal, Mary Steenburgen, R. Keith Harris, Alex Van, Randall Newsome, Rachel Woodhouse (más)Streaming (1)
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Después de pasar dos décadas en Inglaterra, Bill Bryson (Robert Redford) vuelve a Estados Unidos. Es entonces cuando siente la imperiosa necesidad de conectar con su tierra natal. Aunque para ello tenga que alejarse de su familia y de Catherine (Emma Thompson), su esposa, decide emprender la gran aventura de su vida: realizar el camino más largo de senderismo del mundo, el Appalachian Trail, que recorre toda la costa este de Estados Unidos desde Georgia hasta Maine, a través de algunas de las tierras más bellas de América. En compañía de su viejo amigo Stephen Katz (Nick Nolte), el único dispuesto a acompañarle en esta aventura, recorrerán un enmarañado bosque salvaje y recóndito plagado de osos, alces, serpientes de cascabel y plantas venenosas. Los problemas vendrán cuando se den cuenta de que cada uno tiene una definición muy distinta de la palabra "aventura". (Inopia Films)
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I like the premise of two nerds trying to prove something to each other and going on the hike of their lives. Personally, I would also be attracted to a similar hike, because here you can really prove what you are capable of. It's a bit deaf at times, but both acting legends are so good that you'll survive with them until the slightly uneventful end.
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I don’t really feel that there are too many movies in a similar vein. I have seen The Way, then Wild, and now there is this inconspicuous A Walk in the Woods. Every one of these movies is based on some path from the real world, but each one approaches it completely differently, which, especially in this movie, I truly respect. Two old buffers decide to go on the last journey of their lives and, surprisingly, it isn’t very philosophical but rather humorous. And that’s good. The journey with them was really fun for me. Nick Nolte looks as if he were about to die during every ascent and Robert Redford, for a change, as if he were 20 years younger. There is something special about both of them and together they make a great duo that struggles through nature, but they didn’t forget what planet they are living on. I cannot help it, but that alone is very likable in my eyes.
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