The excellent story of courage and perseverance of the character in "Jungle", Yusher Ginsberg, prepares the film for the adaptation. The film deeply explores the psychological fear he faced alone in Jungle, and he is not sure whether he can survive. The film successfully conveyed the terrible situation of this young Israeli and the friendship between him and his new friends. Greg McLean will follow the real details of Daniel Jacob Radcliffe's story, which will have a huge impact. Although the film has many obvious flaws-unstable dialogue, non-subtle sound design, strong visual tendency, but the story of Uther Ginsburg itself has enough weight to make "Jungle" a one A moderately compelling survival film.
Jungle evaluation action
2022-05-25 08:45
Extended Reading
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Karl: This is the last frontier on earth. Still alive, still wild. Not for long. We don't like wild. We don't like untamed. We're obsessed with control. So, we ruin the whole planet, and pride ourselves for creating stupid national parks with stupid rangers in stupid hats to protect what's already gone. Why? Cause we're scared. The jungle shows us what we really are. We're nothing. We're a joke. God fucked up.
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[first lines]
Yossi Ghinsberg: [narrating] I left Israel in 1980 after three years in the army. I was desperate to escape the well-worn path. High school, university, work, marriage, kids. Not me. I wanted to be different. To experience the extraordinary. And to enter the unknown, discover lost tribes, hidden treasures, the darkest heart of the jungle. Which is why, of course, I ended up in Bolivia, South America.