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The Adventures of the Wilderness Family

The story of a modern family unit bored with the hassles of the urban center life in Los Angeles. They head for the wilderness never to return.

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The Wilderness Family unit, La Liberté sauvage, LES AVENTURES DE LA FAMILLE ROBINSON

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"You kids get play with the bears, and stay close to the cabin, I mean it."

Yous certainly tin can't brand a movie like this these days (without a ton of CGI, which doesn't count). Where do I outset with this awesomeness? There's a smashing theme vocal, montages, tons of slo-mo, a rousing rendition of Alouette, a canis familiaris that fights off pretty much every wild animal imaginable; canoeing with bears, and (my personal favourite) picnicking and see-sawing with a bear. How crawly is that??
Fifty-fifty a toothless George "Buck" Flower shows up. This is a lot of fun for anyone who enjoys wilderness survival/run a risk movies.
It's nearly the same motion-picture show every bit "Across the Great Divide", except this ane has a mother and real instead of surrogate father. Besides this i is set in contemporary Colorado, not a period milieu. Other than that, this one lays the foundation for everything in 'Dissever.
Most of the enjoyment I got out of watching this film is due to the fact that this moving picture predates modern fauna rights and child labor laws. That means that in that location are multiple scenes of children being chased past wildlife such as wolves, cougars, and bears. At that place are also scenes where the family dog does battle with a cougar and a bear that aren't embellished with whatever cinematic magic. These scenes are interesting simply because logistically handling all these animals must have been an extremely difficult chore. I am certain that the film employed many beast trainers, and I guarantee watching a making of documentary on this motion picture would be a hundred times more interesting than the moving picture itself.…
Um dem Großstadtdschungel zu entgehen, zieht die Familie Robinson aus L.A. in "Auf in die Wildnis!" aufs Land, genauer gesagt in die Rocky Mountains. Bald stellt sich heraus, dass dice Entscheidung, trotz der Versorgungsprobleme mit Lebensmitteln, Pumaangriffen, die durch eine Unvorsichtigkeit der Kinder provoziert wurden und für die die Kinder vom durch den Angriff blutig verletzten Vater mit Vorwürfen bedacht werden, sowie einem Bärenangriff auf die Blockhütte, der das Leben der ganzen Familie gefährdet, eine gute Wahl war. Denn schön ist sie schon, die Natur. Und man steht nicht mehr im Stau.
Returning to 2019'south folly: viewing the Stewart Raffill catalog...

The things that are wrong with the Adventures of the Wilderness Family aren't really problems brought on past direction. While he wasn't listed as the brute wrangler, the moving-picture show notwithstanding has some moments of very convincing, and intense, fauna interaction. Information technology's a story told well for 1975, and if I'd been old enough to sentinel this then, I'd probably have loved it.

That said, this is truly the high fantasy version of this story. The begetter concocts this insane notion to uproot this entire family unit and driblet them into the hinterland to live out their days. Immediately, and repeatedly, they are menaced by the very real dangers of wilderness living, merely…
Well, I actually watched this terminal weekend, but I just now remembered to log it. Uhhhh, it'southward not absolutely terrible, only it's very much a product of its time - a fourth dimension when a generation wanted to become back to nature. The fauna drama is actually quite impressive, in that it's realistic. I admire the fact that the domestic dog could accept died at any time, but he didn't!
Loved every minute of it. Such cracking scenes involving animals chasing after kids, where it really managed to pull me in. Everything seemed very authentic and real, and that's what I call "movie magic".
the domestic dog is that one truthful hero
my dad used to tell me a bedtime story when i was a kid that was basically the plot of this random motion-picture show he watched once. i kid you not we searched for information technology for YEARS until we finally institute it, and it'southward not a masterpiece past any hateful but information technology feels similar a piece of my childhood <3
perfect synthesis of the unabomber's manifesto and that picture where melanie griffith and her mom get eaten by cats
Mom: our children accept been attacked by predators four times this calendar month
Dad: *sniff* merely the air is so much cleaner out here
Kids: and we have these animal friends
Mom: our girl almost died of a fever because our radio broke
Dad: alright, nosotros're staying
Ah, the 1970'southward, that ancient period when you could film a iii-way fight between a man, dog and mountain king of beasts without the assist of a computer.

The Adventures of the Wilderness Family is actually remarkable for its many fight/chase scenes: the same man and domestic dog vs. cougar, homo/dog vs. landslide, human being vs. black deport, girl/dog vs. wolves, black bear vs. grizzly...

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