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Ils sont… les stars du trek !
Célèbre écrivain, Bill Bryson refuse de s’accorder une retraite bien méritée, mais trop tranquille, auprès de son adorable épouse et de sa famille. Au contraire, il se lance un nouveau défi : parcourir les 3.500 km de l’Appalachian Trail, sentier de randonnée préservé et sauvage qui relie la Géorgie au Maine. Les difficultés de l’exercice augmenteront lorsqu’il accepte la présence d’un compagnon de route – son vieil ami Stephen Katz qu’il a perdu de vue depuis longtemps. Séducteur invétéré particulièrement malchanceux, Katz espère pouvoir échapper à ses dettes et vivre une dernière aventure avant qu’il ne soit trop tard. Seul problème : les deux hommes n’ont pas du tout la même conception de l’aventure…
Avis de la communauté (8)
This is an entertaining fantasy on Netflix (really - the guys are 80 and 76, I'm not thinking they would have been able to walk for 3 months). The cast is great, the cinematography is breathtaking, and the rapport between the men is winning. I give this an 8 (delightful) out of 10. I love this review by Pedro, another Trakt member, "It's a coming of age film for those who have already come of age." [light drama]
Gentle comedy drama with great performances from Redford and Nolte. They are both good company in a lightweight but enjoyable tale.
A wonderful life journey. I really loved this story and the views were breath taking!!!!
'A Walk in the Woods' holds more heart than anticipated. It is a simple and undramatic 100 minutes, but I actually appreciated that whilst watching. Robert Redford and Nick Nolte are excellent together. Emma Thompson, Nick Offerman and Mary Steenburgen pop up too. I am, to be honest, struggling to think of anything else to mention about this 2015 release, which can sometimes be a bad sign - but not this time. I simply really enjoyed it and that's all that needs to be said.
Somehow, no one said "You're too old" to Robert Redford like everyone did to the Bill Bryson character in the film. What threw me off was an almost 80 year old Robert Redford playing a 60 something Bill Bryson when, in fact, Bryson was in his mid-forties when heading out on the Appalachian Trail. Still, the Redford and Notle chemistry was great, and the movie ended up being cute.