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“MAN IN THE WILDERNESS” has always been a personal well-liked of mine since its release help in 1971. Historical inaccuracies aside, this is a anecdote about a man who is left for dumb in the northwest territory, but…more than that, it is the memoir of man lost inside himself. In his fight to survive he learns a shrimp more about the hard cruel world around him and comes to be pleased that he is not the only human being to have suffered. His reach death experience becomes (in the raze) a sort of rebirth…a renwal of spirit and hope which, until the mauling, was a complete mystery to him. The images and music in this production have always touched and impressed me. It is not typical of the usual formulaic bilge Hollywood cranks out…and for that you will be grateful. This is a motion report well worth your time and money. The actors do a ravishing job in all their portrayals and it is fun to gaze James Doohan, John Huston and Percy Herbert in their supporting rolls. For me this is one of Richard Harris’s finest performances…better even than “A MAN CALLED HORSE”. Richard Sarafian (the director of credit) had a exiguous allotment in the Wachowski Brothers “Amble” (1996) as a mob boss.
As for the DVD quality, it looks comely considering the time the movie was made and the no frills advance to this release. The print is far better than that of the VHS and is finally shown in the suitable aspect ratio. The sound is monoural and the dialog a tad shrill in parts, but that is how I remember it…even in the theatrical release, which I went to behold many times.
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As for “THE DEADLY TRACKERS”…it is generally a kill of time. It is a sloppily made and heavy handed film of vengence that yields miniature (if any) satisfaction by story’s kill.
Whatever you pay for this release will be money well spent for “MAN IN THE WILDERNESS” alone. *** Luxuriate In ***
I take the first time I ever saw MAN IN THE WILDERNESS. I had stayed up gradual to spy the weekly feature on the local station’s weekly Western. And there it was, MAN IN THE WILDERNESS, a record about a mountain man who is left for stupid after a brutal grizzly mauling and not only lives to carry on but finds his valid life in the process.
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First, throw away any misconceptions that this is a historical yarn. Yes, there are fictionalizations of historical characters. Zach Bass, himself, is loosely based on Hugh Glass. But who cares? The drama here, the sweeping panoramas, the gritty cinematography combine to offer a movie experience the likes of which are objective not available anymore.
Richard Harris stars as Zach Bass, a stowaway who became a mountain man, thrust into the West during the 1820’s. His mentor, Captain Henry, played masterfully by the inimitable John Huston–one of Hollywood’s greatest legends–a man demonized by his past on the sea while being locked within mountains and valleys and pursued by Indians. After leaving Bass for boring, his crazed mind adds Bass’s specter to his tormenters.
In the waste, this one is a classic myth of obsession, of survival, of priorities and of forgiveness, all place in the rugged grandeur of the frontier. An absolute Western classic.
And, as this DVD is a double feature, forget about the flipside of this one and stick with MAN IN THE WILDERNESS.
THE HORSEMAN