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Walking Out (2017)

A city teen travels to Montana to go hunting with his estranged father, only for the strained trip to become a battle for survival when they encounter a grizzly bear.

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RichardGonci 06 Mar 2018

While there is much to admire emotionally and visually about this movie, there was just so much wrong technically as in how one goes into the wilderness, which is something I know a great deal about, that the ineptitude of the research of that kept getting in my way. I really wanted to love this movie because the father-son relationship had a potential resonance in my own life. But, the father was portrayed so one-dimensionally for so long in the film. BTW, once you apply a tourniquet you have to relieve it and then re-apply tension every 15-20 minutes. Every Boy Scout knows that! And, a fire fed with pine boughs is not going to burn through the night. There were more continuity errors in this film than I maybe have ever seen before. Could be used in a film class for that purpose. All that said, this could have been a good+ film. It clumsiness robbed it of its promise. I did love the young man.

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Mike M 20 Oct 2017

Beautifully shot film, great story about a father/son bonding that takes a tragic turn.

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Justin Chang 11 Oct 2017

The Smiths may be working on a comparatively modest scale, but it’s precisely that modesty that gives their work its bone-deep authority and humanity, along with a refusal to indulge in violence for its own sake.

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Bradley Gibson 09 Nov 2017

Walking Out is a beautiful and moving feature with themes as old as the mountains they traverse but still relevant to all fathers and sons.

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Matt Zoller Seitz 05 Oct 2017

The movie would fit nicely in a film festival comprised of works with a similar theme, including "Legends of the Fall" and "The Revenant" and older wilderness dramas like "Jeremiah Johnson" and "Bend of the River."

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