I love the people who watch and can feel this scene

A good example of the tragedy of chris McCandless - he didn't understand his own philosophy, and missed the point of Tolstoy's writing here, and everything else he admired. I just finished reading the novella from which he's quoting here, Family Happiness, the lives of the characters are the exact opposite of Chris's. they have reconciled their pain and disillusionment and have found peace and happiness in loving and serving each other, imperfect though they may be. They learn from their pain, love each other through it, and accept that life shared with others is flawed but beautiful. Chris, on the other hand, ran away from his family and society, judged them as corrupt, and destroyed himself partly out of ignorance of how to survive in the alaskan bush and partly out of pride and stubbornness.

@rahulbaidh

4 жыл бұрын

I can understand your viewpoint but to call him adjectives is a misread I think. Indeed he made mistakes and eventually had to pay for it, but he saw something very rare in Alaska. Not that 'something' was special or everyone must experience it, but we can learn from it. Moreover, I have always thought of Chris as someone who gathered wisdom from the frame of mind of the writer, as in what was going through Thoreau's head when he wrote Walden or in that case what made Tolstoy write 'Family Happiness' in a feminine narrative. There are very few writers who have no veil in their words and their lives. Expression of art is a flawed enterprise.

@raphael_ko

3 жыл бұрын

From my understanding he realized the point of the Tolstoy's book once it was too late for him and he was already trapped in his own fate. I'm pretty sure that he would have returned to the civilization if he could have.

@branchbutler8356

2 жыл бұрын

@@raphael_ko I agree, he starts to pack up after this but it’s too late for him

@vmat2957

2 жыл бұрын

In the end he realizes the happiness he got out of life was meant to be shared. He was chasing that the whole time not knowing that was what he really wanted all along!

@songxu5286

17 күн бұрын

The scar was too deep. He had no choice. When he realized, it’s too late 😢

what more can the heart of a man desire.... ...

@grovercleavland2698

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing more than this.

@AlphaChinoz

5 ай бұрын

a big mac menu from mcdonalds with extra large fries

Chris was such an amazing guy he touched the lives of everyone he met he's a hero of mine....breaks my heart the way he died

Leo Tolstoy was spot on with this.

bought this book cause of this movie god bless chris!

@muhammadsami8562

2 жыл бұрын

Pls tell me the name of this book

@jaishankarsaran9497

Жыл бұрын

@@muhammadsami8562 into the wild

And such is my idea of happiness as well.

@grovercleavland2698

2 жыл бұрын

Mine too.

Una de las escenas preferidas

it felt like everything (all philosophy/discovery/cinematography/irony) was being pulled (gravitationally) by this towering of a sequence just before it hit that 'where are the f******* animals!' climax scene.

perfect but i need the music into this video pleas

@rahulbaidh

5 жыл бұрын

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