Wild Official Trailer #1 (2014) - Reese Witherspoon Movie HD
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Wild Official Trailer #1 (2014) - Reese Witherspoon Movie HD
With the dissolution of her marriage and the death of her mother, Cheryl Strayed has lost all hope. After years of reckless, destructive behavior, she makes a rash decision. With absolutely no experience, driven only by sheer determination, Cheryl hikes more than a thousand miles of the Pacific Crest Trail, alone. WILD powerfully captures the terrors and pleasures of one young woman forging ahead against all odds on a journey that maddens, strengthens, and ultimately heals her.
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@tipsycat27 9 років тому
it makes me so happy to see a movie like this with a female lead. After reading Into The Wild when I was 18, I spent 2 years saving money so that I could leave England and go hitchhiking and living out of a backpack without the need to beg or survive on charity- I wanted to fund the whole thing independently. Over 9 months I hiked across France, Switzerland, Germany and Italy, and then I spent 3 months hitchhiking/hiking across America. As a young female doing this entirely by myself, it was scary, lonely and I was constantly under fire from people saying 'young women shouldn't be doing this kind of thing' and it would get to points where I started to believe them. There's no real role models for girls on the road, and I never once bumped into another girl to gain advice or support from. Films (and books) like this are so important.
@Damaiida3 9 років тому
I have so much respect for you. I am 20 and graduating this year. I don't have any savings, and still live at my parents. I wish I had your courage. Ever since I saw Into the Wild, then read On the Road, that's what I wanted to do. I just don't know how and when and where to start. Again, bravo.
@ambidexterity1 9 років тому
That's fascinating! I would love to do something like this some day as well.
@tipsycat27 9 років тому
Lily's Thank you! Saving's aren't a crucial element, and it doesn't take months and months of financing (this is living on the road, after all). It depends how stripped-back you want to go; my very first trip was in France and I had about £150 to make it 4 weeks. It was my first journey and I wanted to keep things simple and relatively close to home; you just need to invest in a good backpack, tent and sleeping bag and you're good to go! Dedicate yourself to living outside and eating rationed food when you're there and you'll be amazed how little you need to spend to get by without having to worry about travel costs and accommodation. Remember, though, there's no rush. These things take planning and during that time there's always opportunity to earn money to go towards it.
@Damaiida3 9 років тому
What about pracrical things? Showering and going to the bathromm,and...periods?
@tipsycat27 9 років тому
Lily's you shower when you can, but get used to being dirty. In places like America where it's hard to find clean water sources, washing in river's isn't always ideal. Bathroom speaks for itself and with monthly situations you try to stick with reusable sponges (which is actually what Cheryl uses in the film/book)
@TimKaseyMythHealer 9 років тому
Watched this movie last night. It may do nothing for some, but I cried little whimpers all the way home. It is a movie of healing, of redemption, of a second chance at life. I think the more difficult times you've gone through in life, the more you will understand the significance of what this movie has to offer. Reese, keep supporting movies that inspire others! Psychological trauma is a complex human condition, and healing requires great understanding.The 'therapy' of greatest influence is revealed in this movie, and is a far 'cry' more effective than 'civilized' corporate pharma dogma (see DSM 5). How many among us are tamed/civilized? How does one become 'tamed' within a sick civilization? How does one regain their dignity, and sanity? The implied message is to step outside the 'civilized' society, and allow 'nature' to work its magic.
@TimKaseyMythHealer 9 років тому
RockME AllDeus What does this movie have to do with a "war against white men" ??
@TimKaseyMythHealer 9 років тому
RockME AllDeus The general format for all Hollywood films is to depict males as bad, and females as heroic... is this what you recognized? You need to look past this in order to get the 'real' story. Going out into the wilderness is healing, and that is what touched me.
@reg10x 9 років тому
lmao seeing this with my mum, any awkward scenes you can give me a heads up on??
@fourseasons2349 9 років тому
Tim Kasey........exactly...nothing wrong with a good human interest movie that you can relate to..
@starhunterterra9849 9 років тому
I found it moving, I am a guy and I cried too at least twice. Very impressive performance by Whiterspoon certainly deserving of an Oscar at least. Is very moving personal story, by the way the fox she sees is not there really in case anyone did not get it. The sound track featuring the Grateful Dead was very moving too as well.
@ms1878 4 роки тому
I read this book when I was in the process of coming to terms with and ending a very toxic, emotionally abusive relationship. It was so cathartic to read while I was figuring out what love meant and what it didn’t, and what I am worth and what love I am worthy of. It took me a few months, of intense fighting and being pulled back in, of questioning my own thoughts and decisions. I slowly worked my way through the book simultaneously. I left the last chapter for after I left him. Immediately after, Ill never forget sitting on my bedroom floor, screaming and screaming my throat raw and hot tears searing down my face. I could not breathe. I was terrified because I finally had let him go, and along with him all my notions about myself. I had deemed myself unworthy and now needed to find my worth and learn to love myself. My lungs hurt. I finished the book. I saw hope.
@uwish5356 4 роки тому
Hope your doing fine now :)
@sashamotovylets1753 4 роки тому
Did you find yourself? I had a similar experience. It’s been 5 months since my breakup. I’ve made a lot of progress. Still figuring things outz
@yvonneshanson1525 Рік тому
❤😥🥺😘
@Wookie_Cookie_2014 Рік тому
@DM What a powerful comment about your experience. I hope with all my heart that you are well and loved the way that you *_are deserving and entitled to receive._* Be safe and be well, my friend. ~Peace!
@vdorocket Рік тому
Your writing is incredible-- keep writing
@biancam1956 4 роки тому
I wanna go the beach alone. Sit by the beach, watch the sunset, cry my eyes out. Forgive myself, stop being harsh on myself, tell myself that i'm good enough, tell myself to keep "swimming", one day it will all pay off, for the pain, the doubt, the shame. But first, i need to sit by beach and cry, scream and let the feelings out. Can't even tell anyone how i'm feeling now. Don't wanna make my loved ones worried don't wanna let people who don't care about me use my insecurity against me. Wanna runaway for a while to face my own truth. It's hard to live, it's hard to love me.
@me-xv6ll 3 роки тому
I hope you're ok now, even if you're not!it's okay..keep swimming
@hayumatnor2985 3 роки тому
It will pass... keep swimming
@JeriStyle 3 роки тому
Bianca, you don't know me but I feel the exact same thing. It's hard to find somebody that really understands. If you ever want to talk just write to me on Skype: jerica67
@farahaljack7634 3 роки тому
Honestly you put into words what I've been feeling for so long
@mhardivyylaya2355 2 роки тому
I know it has been a year but I hope you are okay now. Your words is what I feel right now. I want to cry my eyes out and scream and just releass everything. I have so many questions but I know it will all be useless. I want to forgive myself, I want to heal, God knows everything, I just want to be great. It is very hard waking up everday with a heavy heart and convincing yourself to go on. ;(
@joanmcclenathan1009 7 років тому
I was lucky. i saw this movie before the trailer. Not knowing anything about it. Its an extremely emotional movie in that sense. Its also unpretentious. i highly recommend it.
@AniketWakade 7 років тому
Joan Mcclenathan Exactly! i saw it without knowing anything about it.. such an inspiring movie :)
@Barcroft 7 років тому
Joan Mcclenathan read your comment and now I'm gonna watch the flick first thanx
@neethupk2116 6 років тому
me too
@snipper1ie 6 років тому
Aye, me too. Showing her dropping to her knees on the trail in the trailer was stupid. I found mine on El Camino de Santiago and when she dropped to her knees I said to myself "That's it" She's found it. Showing this in the trailer was like 'Sorry we're closed' on the trailer for the last episode of Cheers. Oh! How I'd love to do the PCT. Sadly, the old body is showing all the wear and tear I gave it. I had to leave El Camino del Norte last year with tendon problems and now a full year later those same tendons are still giving me pain. Really hope I can get back and complete it. Hopefully, I'll be able to do at least a section of the PCT, re-supply for a foreigner can be a bit of a problem and really America. Do you really need all those permission chits?
@aviwadhwa4830 5 років тому
"unpretentious". I think that's what makes it a little better than Into the Wild.
@matttennis 8 років тому
Wow, I'm very disappointed in some of these comments reflecting people's belief that this movie is just a rip-off of Into the Wild. They are completely different movies, and each is excellent in its own way. Into the Wild is a movie about a kid who graduated from Emory University as a successful student and athlete, but decided to donate all of his material possessions to charity and live in the wild to find spiritual awakening. The entire premise of the movie, however, is that despite the spiritual awareness he finds in the wilderness, he identifies that happiness can best be cultivated with others, not alone. Wild is the story of Cheryl Strayed, who after the death of her mother and spending years of risky behavior, decides to make the bold decision of walking the PCT trail on the west coast. She does this for a number of reasons--to heal, to find herself again, to reflect, to live. Flashbacks permeate the film, telling the story of the relationship between Sheryl and the people who have populated her life. It is a movie about redemption, reflection, and adversity. While I understand the outward appearance of significant similarities between the movies, the thematic elements of both are quite different.
@SalemEverett 8 років тому
+Matt Clark I agree, and they're both real stories that happened to real people, no one is copying anyone..
@destensgaming669 8 років тому
+Matt Clark chris mccandless is the into the wild one and this one is based on someone i just heard of so i can't remember the name
@joshgarmon8900 8 років тому
+Freya Nicholls Lameeeee
@joshgarmon8900 8 років тому
And No They are NOT The Same And This Movie is Lame
@matttennis 7 років тому
You're very welcome. I was happy to help explain, and am pleased to see my comment has gotten so much support.
@asiangirldd 3 роки тому
I remember watching this after my mom died. I cried endlessly.I will always remember this.
@emma785 3 роки тому
same i watch it with her
@ryderjames887 2 роки тому
rest in peace
@reesewitherspoon2755 2 роки тому
Hello fan,how are you? I saw your comment on my recent post How’s it going and where are you from?
@ladesigner8764 Місяць тому
Great film….so few women based films…men still played a role BUT, empowering. Living and loss is difficult, but we carry on the best we can.
@MissBossy 5 років тому
My mother is the love of my life.
@gachadaisy 2 роки тому
Oh
@cinnamon2410 2 роки тому
This line hit me
@haley2484 2 роки тому
Can’t relate
@MissBossy 2 роки тому
@@haley2484 Shame. Hopefully you find someone you can call the love of your life.
@ironblaze0295 2 роки тому
I want to watch this movie but can't find anywhere :(
@larryh5295 2 роки тому
Reese portrayed Cherl so amazingly. Can’t even imagine the hospital forgetting to call you when your love one dies and then walking in on them like that. Such a heart wrenching thing.
@dafnneperez9577 2 місяці тому
Reese displayed a great acting talent when she silently cry in that scene. I can literally felt the excruciating pain. A real talented and dedicated actress. The movie and the story is really moving and inspirational at the same time.
@youtubernaz1scensoredbythe201 3 роки тому
This was one of the most moving, emotionally driven movies that I've ever seen. I know Reese is a good actor, but this is some of her best work. By the end of the movie, I felt like I took that journey with her. One of the most underrated movies ever....
@davy209 Рік тому
I felt like if Reese didn’t already won the Oscar for Walk The Line, she would have won it for Wild since, in my opinion, was her personal best performance and much better than Julianne Moore’s Still Alice.
@youtubernaz1scensoredbythe201 Рік тому
@@davy209 Agreed. This was definitely her best performance in a movie.
@ahawkins628 7 років тому
This is Reese Witherspoons finest couple of hours. She finally grew up as an actress and boy did she do a good job of it. Great movie that has you engrossed on her journey thru the american wilderness
@jketcham9004 5 років тому
She's good in Big Little Lies! aswell. Which is amazing series.
@rosemariemahoney103 9 років тому
If the movie portrays the book accurately, which I'm pretty sure it will, then it's not really about the wilderness or hiking, it's about mourning, destruction, reflection, and in the end an awakening. She chose hiking as the venue to reflect and to challenge herself. The book was excellent, hoping the movie will be.
@Becqke 4 роки тому
it is :)
@vicsaul5459 3 місяці тому
If you ever even section hiked or crossed the PCT ,CDT, or any lose yourself in the mountains kind of trail, this movie captures that feeling , 👌❤, sometimes you have to lose yourself to find yourself, alone.
@GiangNguyen-by3jf 7 років тому
this movie took me to a new emotion level
@vaishali3708 7 років тому
ikr
@ishikaa6066 3 роки тому
Ask me about it
@vk.amazingthings5741 2 роки тому
How to watch this movie? Please help me
@tannedbrunette1 Рік тому
This movie makes me cry every time I watch it. It came out in 2014, the same year I got sober. The love of my life is also my mother. This movie is beautiful. Every scene is emotional. I love the fox following her throughout the movie like it’s her mother still there. I love that the young Reese actor in this movie is the author of the books daughter in real life.
@joc2550 Рік тому
This movie touched something inside me deeply. I cried at the kid singing to her. I hope more books, movies get to see the appreciation in this likeness. It is very beneficial for someone like me who's struggling to find which part of me is aching and which part of my life journey will be used for my healing.
@antonir8012 9 років тому
How does she take her heroin... Witherspoon.
@RespectFalseIcons 9 років тому
ok you win.
@fourseasons2349 9 років тому
Now that is good...
@Ryan-yn8ry 9 років тому
Great banter
@jcarey1983 9 років тому
well done
@byjeremy. 9 років тому
Antoni Risteski what a comedian!
@JoinClubSoda 8 років тому
From our members: "This was one the best things I saw when I stopped drinking. I was crying soooo much afterwards because I could see so much in me, and how we act out for our own reasons. Made me decided to set big personal challenges. "
@UpasanaDeka 6 років тому
I'm so happy... That's one of my dreams to travel alone ... no responsibilities..to discover the world myself..on my own.. this movie is so important. i watched it two days back and I can't stop thinking about it since. I travelled in a airplane for the first time when I was 16 and that was all by myself. Flying over 1800 Km without a family member and that too for the first time. in the airport I met a girl. On talking to her I got to know she was traveling alone. She came from Israel, (probably hiked) through Vietnam and a few other countries and then came to Delhi, India (where I live) and then she was traveling to Mumbai and then back home. Her name is Mikka (idk if I'm spelling this correct) but it was lovely to know she was traveling all by herself. After I told her that I was traveling alone too and I was just 16, she was so happy and asked me to take care and have a safe flight. She was 20 btw.
@akhil0shetty 3 роки тому
This movie randomly came to my head and now I'll have to watch it again.
@thatpianoguy91 9 років тому
Beautifully shot. It looks like Reese really committed herself to this role.
@howlatthemoonballoons9325 6 років тому
Jeff Gabriel i thought it was Willem Defoe
@khoile319 9 років тому
Saw this yesterday at a screening. It's truly an inspiring story. Great film, great performances all around. It WILL be nominated for an Oscar.
@moya_cityzens 6 місяців тому
Watch finished just now...wow this movie is very sad and beautiful as well... my life is not what i chose it to be..but I'm glad that I'm still alive
@cyrilleshanemalunes3162 Рік тому
This is not a movie for the faint of heart. The only movie so deep you just can't dig. My favorite movie of all time. ❤️
@joeschmoe144 9 років тому
This brings tears to my eyes..Leaving everything behind not to be homeless but to find myself was something I fell in love with. I only did it for several months but I experienced more In those short months then I ever did In my life. I came back to civilization and I tried to live a normal life. Only to make my family and friends more disappointed. Once you have done it and know you can do it. it becomes addicting. It cannot be described it can only be felt. It pulls on your heart like gravity. I'm leaving again this spring alone this time though it is nice to travel with someone.
@elhae2 9 років тому
I just watched this film and it was fantastic. The story behind really connects you to the characters and makes you fully understand why she's hiking this journey. I thought it was going to be an over dramatic film but in reality it was refreshing and in some parts of it I actually teared up a bit. And the light touch of comedy made the whole theater laugh. Wild is definitely an amazing film and I recommend it to anyone. Reese Witherspoon did a spectacular performance.
@chronicillz1879 4 роки тому
this is one of the best movies ive ever seen, i cant even watch the trailer without crying, it was THAT good
@ion1992 3 роки тому
What I learned from this film is...We are to busy beating ourself up for wrong things we did,we are to busy getting an education ,we are to busy getting involved in unessesary drama...We get busy to the point that we forget how to live in the moment.Sometimes seeing a fish jumping out of the water is everething we need.
@sbhattacharyya3606 Рік тому
Beautifully said! I wish to one day have that
@rd264 9 років тому
Wild is complicated but my favorite scene was at the end when the child sang Red River Valley for Cheryl and she sank to the ground.
@tanja3712 9 років тому
to all these negativities out there...this is from the book "wild", which is based on a true story and is about a woman who decides to walk a thousand miles on the pacific crest trail. I've just finished the book and it was an awesome experience.
@MyChalkman 9 років тому
Just saw it today. Enjoyed it, Spent the last hour on social media listening to the sound track and talking about it...beautiful movie.
@parisjej 9 років тому
LAWD help me I cried like a big ass baby! This movie was amazing this woman is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your story with us. I really needed this Cheryl! People who feel hopeless, who find it hard to let heir past go needs this fantastic story! I feel free I'm gonna go kop that book tomorrow from the library. Movie gave me life🙌🙌🙌YAAAS
@beefmanbeef7406 4 роки тому
stop..
@catadde 3 роки тому
Book was excellent - did you end up reading it?
@viragkovacs7881 4 роки тому
One of my favourite movies, despite that I don't think that running (or hiking) away from problems would solve anything - but watching this film I could even beleive that it can help. The imagery, soundtrack and the storyline are all immersive, enjoyable and simply fantastic... In my opinion, if more movies like this were created, people of today would surely live and think different, than now...
@BoyDnpx 9 років тому
I love this movie so much. And I wanted to do this when I grow up. Finding my real self, reflecting on it with the help from nature. Great performance by Reese Witherspoon, by the way.
@robynkahle7240 2 роки тому
After losing my Mom years ago, I knew the timing would have to be right in reading this book. It hurts my heart and heals it at the same time. I can’t wait to watch the movie when I finish.
@bethelmenil8786 2 роки тому
Just a movie that needs healing on the inside. Reese did a great job. Love how they made it in a spiritual turning point at the end.
@catblack4091 5 років тому
Reese Witherspoon was absolutely incredible in this.
@eagle_111 3 роки тому
OMG! She is the best for me.
@SAMUEL-er7fc 8 років тому
this movie I heard was actually filmed on the trail. instant A+ right there.
@Star_Sage 9 років тому
I can't wait to see this! Amazing and beautiful. Who doesn't eventually reach this stage at one point or another in their lives?
@diegodelavega7578 9 років тому
Doing heroin and having unprotected anonymous sex with any man or the hiking for self discovery?
@Mr0011011 9 років тому
Diego Delavega Just completely losing yourself.
@Star_Sage 9 років тому
Diego Delavega You seem to have misunderstood exactly what I was referring to. Mr0011011 gets it.
@lbcguy8723 9 років тому
Diego Delavega and what is wrong with that?
@diegodelavega7578 9 років тому
***** which part the drug use and unprotected anonymous sex, hiking part, or all three?
@scorpiogirlva8421 5 років тому
I watched Into the Wild a couple of years ago. I just finished watching Wild! Two great movies based on the lives of two people. Both are spectacular in their own way!
@Rivershines 9 років тому
Thank you Tim Kasey. Your comments come from a beautiful consciousness. Cheryl Strayed is the most deeply honest authentic writer I have ever read. She unfolds her psyche in ways that challenge me to do the same. When I hit the limits of fear my admiration for her sky rockets. I look forward to experiencing this film. :)
@maefli 9 років тому
I'm incredibly excited for this film. I think it speaks to how amazing Cheryl Strayed's book was that Reese optioned the film rights before the book was even published. That also leads me to believe that she put her best effort into creating the character of Cheryl for the big screen. Truly an inspiring, challenging, heart warming, and sometimes tragic story and I recommend the book to anyone who hasn't read it.
@ellalacuriosa 9 років тому
Saw it last night, beautiful movie. Reese Witherspoon did a fantastic job I'm gonna go see it again and I want to read the book it has a lot of heart.
@leftfield70 8 років тому
This is a great movie, easily up there with films of a similar vein like Into The Wild and Tracks. An incredible true story about a deeply troubled woman who manages to overcome all her innermost demons and completely turn her life around. A real emotional roller coaster. Must see film highly recommended.
@TraciFix 9 років тому
I'm reading the book right now and am so excited to see the movie. I love Reese and she's a perfect pick for this part.
@reesewitherspoon7865 3 роки тому
Thanks for your continuous love ❤️❤️and support 😘😘my wonderful fan
@sathyadeeprao9718 8 років тому
i just adore this movie..this movie got me through my horrendous breakup..
@nikkineal986 9 років тому
.pacific crest trail.. this trail leads right in front of my house out here in the middle of no where. there has been many times I would pick them up and to take them into town and get supplies brought them home to fill water supplies. Some of the stories I have heard will stay with me for a lifetime. I've never met a person on this trail that was rude or ungrateful in anyway..I really love this movie and everyone of those people I have came across.
@CheyHalliwill10 9 років тому
Almost done reading this book! It is so good. Cheryl Strayed is an amazing woman, and what she went through took a lot of strength and courage to become who she did. Hopefully they show that in the movie. Cant wait to see this.
@2553he 5 років тому
Just finished watching it. Absolutely magnificent.
@amaliekorn1164 7 років тому
It´s beautiful, it´s inspiring, it made me cry and it made me feel incredibly at peace with myself. I will hike that trail one day.
@Lunaxdreams 9 років тому
Such a good movie, love to see reese in this kind of light and the story is pretty sad yet inspiring. Definitely worth seeing it in theaters
@aprilshower7606 Рік тому
Reese Witherspoon one of my favorite actors
@zantam321 8 років тому
Honestly one of my favourite movies of all time, and much better than Into The Wild despite what this comment section seems to think.
@RoseT15 8 років тому
No... just no.
@mackpadoza3330 7 років тому
Into the wild is the best movie ever made.
@SoCaLLeDGaMeR 7 років тому
better than into the wild. Okay. Nice point made.
@howlatthemoonballoons9325 6 років тому
zantam321 copied Into the Wild
@ninjakoala7899 8 років тому
the fact that the trailer is set to a Beck song makes it 10 times better
@RyanBrown-wh6ge 2 роки тому
What song is it
@maggieleung4520 2 роки тому
@@RyanBrown-wh6ge Turn Away
@nav91827 9 років тому
Loved the book by Cheryl Strayed.Waiting for the release to relive those moments visually.
@peacejourneycomjeannettekr8259 9 років тому
This movie is a reminder of the bond between a mom and her daughter and in this case, the sad reality involved in not knowing what you have until it's lost. I loved it, and recommend the great performances.
@AllieHanley 9 років тому
I screened this movie a few days ago. It's excellent and surprised the hell out of me. I don't hate Reese Withersoon but I'm not a big fan. She's really good in this, and the story is fantastic. It's not about survival... it's about reinventing yourself. If they marketing it more like that I think more people would be interested!
@craigk5505 9 років тому
Trekking is like a pilgrimage. It soothes the soul no matter how difficult the journey. It clears you mind of all your daily routines and all the stress that comes with them. Like Heinrich Harrer said in Seven Year in Tibet, "The Tibetans believe that if you travel long distances to a holy place it cleanses the bad deeds you done. The longer and more difficult the journey the deeper the cleansing."
@LaurenSmith82 8 років тому
thanks & cred to Reece 4 helping to get this special message out there. I am forever touched
@lori71baby 9 років тому
Love this movie! It'll make you cry and inspire you to see the adventure your lives really are. Each and every moment of them.
@reesewitherspoon7865 3 роки тому
Thanks for your continuous love ❤️❤️and support 😘😘my wonderful fan
@edilemichel 9 років тому
the first movie i am waiting for in 2015, i'm so excited!!
@MsAudesapere 9 років тому
it'll be out in December '14, so no waiting lol
@edilemichel 9 років тому
i'm french, and for me it will be release in january :/
@cc22ful 9 років тому
It really depends on your emotional state and your life experience whether you like this movie or not. If I had seen it 5 years ago I probably wouldn't have cared much for it. But being about the age Cheryl was when she embarked on this journey, and having experienced lost and heartbreak myself this movie just broke my heart. I know exactly what it feels like being not nearly the person you always thought you would be, and just wondering if you will ever get a chance to just start over..
@freelancewriter1549 8 років тому
one of my favourite story of all time !!
@Jpat0 9 років тому
I can't stop watching this trailer. Maybe it's the song, maybe it's the backpacking aspect of the movie but it just all seems so beautiful.
@hannahcoonsify 9 років тому
I just want to say thanks to Sheryl Strays for being such an inspirational woman. This film isn't perfect, but the story it tells, the book, is really wonderful
@AAAlovesDMB 9 років тому
Read the book, it's absolutely amazing, and may even change your life. I was unsure about how the movie would do it justice but it looks like it just might!! So excited
@JacintoSilvaDuro 9 років тому
Did the Caminho de Santiago several times, and the first times I also had my backpack too heavy and had to ditch, like Cheryl did, a lot of stuff I didn't need... You can live with so few things in the end. Its amazingly liberator.
@buffymcmuffin5361 4 роки тому
This still brings me to tears
@samer.mghabghab 7 років тому
Actually loved the movie. it's so raw and immersive
@WrathOfHorus90 8 років тому
Amazing performance by Willem Dafoe. Truly inspiring.
@raoulsghouls 8 років тому
lmfao... i'm dying
@jebes909090 5 років тому
Omg ha ha ha😂😂😂
@jnicolebean2468 4 роки тому
My job right after high school was a movie theater. I stayed there for a while and I remember watching this trailer in the lobby before my interview.
@Ariel-pi6lw 4 роки тому
such a beautiful amazing inspiring story✨
@henrylovetti7602 9 років тому
Saw this movie a few hours ago. "Just remember the red river valley, and the cowboy that loved you so true" :/
@EldestPuck 5 років тому
Great Movie... congratulations for that masterpice.
@Chouchou4001 9 років тому
"If your nerve deny you, Go above your nerve." I just finished watching this movie I really enjoyed it. The story is far more than what i thought it would be. It teaches you few lessons about life and it inspires you in many ways. Give it a try! I'm 18 and I always wanted to travel the way she did but it isn't that easy hopefully I'll do it in the future but not alone, no way, so hats down to all the hikers! You rock!
@anonymph4570 3 роки тому
I read this book two years ago and over and over again but never got to watch the movie since its not available in my country :( the book really played such a huge role model for me that it tears me up to watch this trailer. A part of me clung to this book cuz of my single mom and the treasure of my life and the thought that someday my mom wont be with me just as Cheryl had experienced scared me so much and that was a huge impact on me.
@lifeaccordingtorizo 9 років тому
Jesus...A lot of douchebag guys trash talking this movie saying this is a feminist look of 2007 "Into the Wild." I never watched "Into the Wild" to begin with. But I just recently watched this movie, and I gotta say it has a lot of depth to it. I never witnessed anything like this story. It was gritty, heart wrenching, a real tearjerker. But there were moments sentimentality and intimacy that warmed my heart. This movie is a masterpiece beyond belief. I watched it solely on the reviews it has been getting as of recent. I knew it was going to be good, but I never knew it was going to be great. I recommend everyone to really watch it. Everyone can learn from it, young and old. That's why I truly rank it high in my list of my favorite movies.
@howlatthemoonballoons9325 6 років тому
Life According to Cerizo its a rip off of Into the Wild
@pamle1 5 років тому
William Hardister - At least we were aware of why the protagonist from 'Wild' was doing what she was doing. She had made errors and was seeking redemption. With the protagonist from 'Into the Wild', we were never aware why he was doing it. He was a rebel without a cause who committed suicide. Did he think he was going to survive an Alaska winter outside?
@npcnpc3047 5 років тому
Shows perfectly how females cannot survive without a man to save them, and without government to prop them up. They fail miserably.
@XX-cr7no 7 років тому
Amazing film👍👍👍👍👍👍
@KevJC79 3 роки тому
It's been many years since I saw this film and I forgot how moved I was til I watched the trailer again just now and felt like I was fighting back tears just watching it haha. This is one powerful film that people need to see
@reesewitherspoon7865 3 роки тому
Thanks for your continuous love ❤️❤️and support 😘😘my wonderful fan
@MizziKizzi1 7 років тому
I for one don't think this trailer does the film justice. The structure of the film and it's entire deliverance is incredible. I can't urge you enough to watch this, it is a stunning piece of storytelling.
@hollyvelocitygrl 9 років тому
Removed comment because it's too mean. Shame on you guys
@Jozhster 9 років тому
That was mean lol
@mshara1 9 років тому
Na na Nah,.. ,Family Guy!
@hackinhayhay 9 років тому
Lmaooooooooooo
@goldenglove8513 9 років тому
hollyvelocitygrl Well I love her nose :) the little curve.
@lizclegg7556 9 років тому
hollyvelocitygrl True, true
@bobby398 9 років тому
Its a book, a rather good book at that, "Wild: Lost and Found on the Pacific Crest Trail" by Cheryl Strayed.
@amokeodotobios 4 роки тому
I have had this book for so long. I did not think think much of it, but having started reading, I have no regrets at all. I would love to see the movie once I have completed the book
@feliciarent3145 9 років тому
I watched this and it was absolutely amazing Reese is a shoe in to win the Oscar! I'm so grateful for TIFF
@user-kd9pf3mx3r 8 років тому
Im currently reading this book its pretty good and im so happy theres a movie about it
@lovetownsend 8 років тому
Itsjust Hanna nice lana del rey avatar ;p honeymoon was released yesterday :) sweetness right
@user-kd9pf3mx3r 8 років тому
lovetownsend haha thanks :D and yep i love it. the lyrics just hit me so hard
@siobhankeogh1635 8 років тому
Finish the book first. really great. Then enjoy movie.
@TVinmyEye 8 років тому
I haven't watched it just yet, but as someone who frequently hikes in and around the San Gabriel Mtns here in socal, i can honestly say im really curious about this flim.
@reesewitherspoon7865 3 роки тому
Thanks for your continuous love ❤️❤️and support 😘😘my wonderful fan
@carrellemensah4524 9 років тому
Amazing and inspirring film ! So glad that Witherspoon and Dern got nominated !!!
@comodemiel 9 років тому
Just finished reading the book today, Reese is amazing, I can not waaaaaait!!
@OutLan 9 років тому
I haven't read the book, but I'm all about backpacking, so the movie better have lots of it. I can take or leave the drama off the trail. I'm hopeful this is going to be good.
@timothyholstad7385 9 років тому
Also read the book - I think I was looking for the same as you outlan. Unfortunately, I didn't get it. While the backpacking parts of the book were really good... all the rest I didn't much care for. I just can't relate to drug and sex addiction I guess... HOWEVER, I think the movie looks pretty interesting.
@markburnette465 9 років тому
Why would you want to watch a movie all about backpacking? 127 hrs. the James DeFranco thing based on real life hiker Aaron Ralston getting his arm stuck beneath a boulder (and eventually cutting it off) was the closest I've seen to "just hiking" or backpacking, but most of the movie was him stuck under the rock, and they dramatized it by having him think about his family, his ex girlfriend, etc. Without those human stories, they would've had no story or drama.
@OutLan 9 років тому
Mark Burnette You obviously don't understand the love for backpacking some folks have, like myself.
@markburnette465 9 років тому
Haha, okay. I've backpacked some myself, but wouldn't want to watch a 1.5 hr. movie of it. I'd rather be out backpacking myself. A good analogy might be something like triathlons: I used to watch those, ocassionally compete in a short one. They're boring to watch, though, so the tv folks have to pull in stories about the competitors to give it human interest.
@OutLan 9 років тому
Mark Burnette I agree. I guess we'll see how it turns out :-)
@erzascarlettitania7540 9 років тому
The part where the journalist thought she was a hobo was the best part.
@fleshwound5149 3 роки тому
This is probably my favourite movie ever.
@DanielleBedardPopupartMontreal 9 років тому
I can't wait to see this amazing duo's at work , Jean-Marc Valée and Reese whitherspoon.
@MikelJoshua 9 років тому
A self discovery film. I smell an Oscar nominee.
@reesewitherspoon7865 3 роки тому
Thanks for your continuous love ❤️❤️and support 😘😘my wonderful fan
@Laufield 8 років тому
Into the wild is the best! That ending made me sad
@korym8189 8 років тому
I'm reading this book right now and I'm so exited to finish it and watch the movie . I'm really inspired .
@ffleot1234 3 роки тому
tears again...each moment.
@rukeyser 9 років тому
Really? Guys can't tell the difference between a guy who dies of self-neglect and a woman who comes through?
@emillypereira4446 3 роки тому
Shoowww
@shawneldridge4524 6 років тому
Oh my gosh like totally being serious here I truly did seen a lot of movies that Reese Witherspoon has done over the years. However this movie right here Wild. not only it's fantastic but it's highly intense as well. I also have to say with all Reese Witherspoon's movies that she has done over the years eve including her new one that just came out to movie theaters home again. There is no other movie that she has done that is so intense as this movie right here. plus I think this is Reese Witherspoon's Masterpiece movie of all times.+ I do not think Reese Witherspoon would ever top this with any other movie that she does at all. Even in the future I think this one right here is her Masterpiece. plus like I said before this is really truly intense & Fantastic. This movie I really enjoyed and loved watching with all her movies that she has ever done. I truly do have to say I think Reese Witherspoon has outdone herself in this movie. She truly did a fantastic role and this movie her character also was the bomb.
@reesewitherspoon7865 3 роки тому
Thanks for your continuous love ❤️❤️and support 😘😘my wonderful fan
@Saraisdone 9 років тому
It was simply, magnificent. Brilliant. A movie that you learn a lot from and cry tons throughout the whole movie.
@ApPillon 8 років тому
just watched this movie and it was so majestic, so bold, so beautiful.
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