Booring, clichéd nonsense
If this was to have had any value at all it should have been a 90 minute (maximum) film. To stretch out the boredom for 6 episodes (that felt like 20) was just rediculous. Unfortunately my wife wanted to keep watching it. But it took four full evenings viewing because she fell asleep in just about every episode and had to go back several minutes each time she tried again.
A relatively small number of people on here have scored it high on the basis that it wasn't meant to be a film just about survival in the wild, but what a sh** life she had had. The inference being that it had some depth.
It didn't. It was just a load of cliche-ridden lumps of back story wrapped up as sugary parcels of flashbacks and imaginary conversations. And most of these had very little relevance to what was actually going on. I mean she had 'meaningful' conversations with a dead guy who she'd known for about 5 minutes. It was utter nonsense.
This was bad. Just really, really bad. Film some paint drying on your phone and watch that. It would be time better spent.
A relatively small number of people on here have scored it high on the basis that it wasn't meant to be a film just about survival in the wild, but what a sh** life she had had. The inference being that it had some depth.
It didn't. It was just a load of cliche-ridden lumps of back story wrapped up as sugary parcels of flashbacks and imaginary conversations. And most of these had very little relevance to what was actually going on. I mean she had 'meaningful' conversations with a dead guy who she'd known for about 5 minutes. It was utter nonsense.
This was bad. Just really, really bad. Film some paint drying on your phone and watch that. It would be time better spent.
- graham-81830
- Jan 28, 2023