Wild (2014)
A woman with a tragic past decides to start her new life by hiking for one thousand miles on the Pacific Crest Trail.
Wild (2014)
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Released Year: 2014
Runtime: 115 minutes
Directors: Jean-Marc Vallée
Writers: Nick Hornby
Casts: Eric D. Johnson, Reese Witherspoon, Jeanine Jackson, Nick Eversman, W. Earl Brown, Laura Dern, Ray Mist, Brian Van Holt, Gaby Hoffmann, J.D. Evermore, Tony Doupe, Mo McRae, Kevin Rankin, Charles Baker, Cathryn de Prume, Thomas Sadoski, Evan O'Toole, Keene McRae, Michiel Huisman, Cliff De Young, Will Cuddy, Leigh Parker, Randy Schulman, Kurt Conroyd, Ted de Chatelet, Jeffree Newman, Lorraine Bahr, Jerry Carlton, Kevin-Michael Moore, Debra Pralle, Gray Eubank, Anne Sorce, Beth Hall, Jan Hoag, Carlee McManus, Art Alexakis, Anne Gee Byrd, Jason Newell, Barry O'Neil, Richard Morris, Bobbi Strayed Lindstrom, Robert Alan Barnett, William Nelson, Dan Considine, Andrew Saunderson, Greg James, Orianna Milne, Brian Borcherdt, Matt Pascua, Edric Carter, Matthew Noyes, John Dickerson,, Denise McSweeny, Alina Gatti, Henry Shotwell, Cheryl Strayed, Vincent M. Biscione, Dylan Hall
IMDB: Wild (2014)
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A woman with a tragic past decides to start her new life by hiking for one thousand miles on the Pacific Crest Trail.
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Reviews
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Hitfix -
Witherspoon does really uncompromising work here, playing Cheryl without any hesitancy or any fear or any ego. It's not a glamorous role, and she doesn't try to make Cheryl seem perfect, and she doesn't sand off this woman's rough edges.
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Film.com -
Heartfelt and haunting, sympathetic while still aware of the limits of sympathy, Wild incorporates beautiful direction, smart writing and brave acting.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Vallee’s latest offering is alternately harrowing and heartbreaking, but laced with saving bursts of humor.
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Variety -
While Wild will surely be praised in the coming months for having a strong, well-written, flesh-and-blood female at its center, it’s to the film’s credit that it wears this badge of honor with a lightness that in no way undermines its sincerity.
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The Telegraph -
Canadian director Jean-Marc Vallée has followed up one big, awardsy film from last year (Dallas Buyers Club) with another at lightning speed. That was a braver film, but it's the spaciousness of this one that distinguishes it from being just another mechanically pre-ordained adversity narrative.
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