""Grizzly Man""

[sweetnhighz]

to some people animals are like a fiance, a wife, a brother, or a friend, he was grieving just like we do for fellow humans...

its just weird to see this from a person that loves animals so much. most humans are pathetic to nature if you ask me.

sweetnhighz Reviewed by sweetnhighz on 02-05-2006. ""Grizzly Man"" I just watched the documentary on Bear enthusiast Timothy Treadwell, and I must say its inspirational and motivating. I have a ton of respect for the man, he was nature's perfect servant....I wish the best for his family. Just wanted some feedback from anyone thats watched the film??? (in case you havent figure it out, I have a deep respect and love for animals) Rating: 5

[newbie1232]

I tried to watch it last night on the discovery channel, but the amount of commercials was horrible. You just don't get the cinematic impact with commercials.

I'm also kind of mad that the film only had a fraction of his footage, it seemed like it focused on his death more than his life. Maybe I'll rent it at blockbuster to see it again...

[Jeff Spicoli]

I actually did watch it, I just smoked and used my computer when the commercials were on. That guy was fucked in the head

[420purplehaze420]

That's the thing ... he wasn't alone, dude. He was just headfucked.

what the hell are you talking about? i didnt say anything about him being alone

[420purplehaze420]

i had highs and lows for the docu. i am touched that this servant to the wild was so graciously respectable to these wild animals. i was shocked to find out he was killed by the bear along with the lady which i didnt watch enough to find out about her. but the thing i was turned off about was he was too sobbful towards the dead fox and some other animals, i mean buck up and be a man please! i understand you love these animals and all but please dude, if you had some balls you might be alive today cause i would never go around damn grizzlies without a freakn gun!!!!! but the foxes were so adorable, i now am buggin the hubbs to get me a fox but it was just a touching and sad docu. i did overrall enjoyed it for the most part i seen.....
he did this for 13 years and i believe he was an incredible person.:dance:

wow your really hard to impress if going and living with huge grizzlies for more then a decade doesnt signify that you have got "balls", i dont wanna know what a person would have to do to gain your respect.

When your pets die do you just buck the fuck up?, he knew these foxes for years and had a relationship with them and if seeing the limb of a helpless little bear cub on the ground doesnt make you feel atleast a little bit of emotion thats pretty bad. They were basically his family out there in the wilderness. This guy accomplished more in those 13 years then most people do in a lifetime, i have respect for this guy. Although as said in the movie, he shouldnt have treated these bears like retarded people in bear suits like he did.

he was a good person with a heart of gold and made a difference in the world and thats a hell of a lot more than most people can say

[smoke ranger]

wow your really hard to impress if going and living with huge grizzlies for more then a decade doesnt signify that you have got "balls", i dont wanna know what a person would have to do to gain your respect.

When your pets die do you just buck the fuck up?, he knew these foxes for years and had a relationship with them and if seeing the limb of a helpless little bear cub on the ground doesnt make you feel atleast a little bit of emotion thats pretty bad. They were basically his family out there in the wilderness. This guy accomplished more in those 13 years then most people do in a lifetime, i have respect for this guy. Although as said in the movie, he shouldnt have treated these bears like retarded people in bear suits like he did.

he was a good person with a heart of gold and made a difference in the world and thats a hell of a lot more than most people can say

good post, we are on the same wave length

[bonsaiguy]

Ok...I watched the show and it was fascinating as all getout. The kind of wildlife footage that many biologists would like to get but it was clear to me that Tim was a rather emotionally disturbed man. Admittedly, I am no shrink however it seemed fairly obvious that he merely substituted one drug, adrenaline, for another, alcohol. I also agree that he did a disservice to those animals by creating the impression that human contact is a good thing for them. If anything, the local authorities did a disservice to both Tim and those animals by allowing him to continue his so called study for as long as they did. By all rights they should have removed him from that wilderness and had him admitted for a psyhiatric evaluation. They would (and often have) have done as much for a "deranged" homeless person wandering around at a football game or in the streets of downtown trying to make nice with all the people or preaching the end of time or the impending alien invasion force.

[Roadking]

that was an awesome flick....and there aren't many awesome flicks out there anymore.

[tadaa]

I just watched the documentary on Bear enthusiast Timothy Treadwell, and I must say its inspirational and motivating. I have a ton of respect for the man, he was nature's perfect servant....I wish the best for his family.


Just wanted some feedback from anyone thats watched the film???


(in case you havent figure it out, I have a deep respect and love for animals)

Actually no, he wasn't. The fact is the number one thing you can do to respect these animals is to do just that, respect their wildness and leave them be. Because of his "good work" 3 bears are now dead that were shot on the scene of the attack. What a moron.

[dbsue1954]

loved the movie some of the pictures of the bears he obtained were un believable.....marched to a different drummer that is for sure