Kip Moore

So the story is of this guy who instead of facing homelessness in the city, he decides to move way out into the wilderness where nobody can find him or kick him out.

And he has to do wilderness type things.

He also, because this filmmaker knows his story, the filmmaker gave him the cameras and everything is shot from him.

In his point of view.

It's like the meta glasses way before meta glasses were a thing.

It's like he's wearing the camera on his head with a strap.

So other than that, I loved the story of resilience.

I loved his relationship with his dog.

I just felt sad so much of the time.

So I don't know how to rate something higher.

I want to rate it higher.

Eddie?

I thought it was cool that this guy lived in the wilderness and survived on very little.

I thought that was awesome.

I'm like Amy, though.

Gosh, I was so sad for the life that he left behind and his relationship with his dog.

All that like.

everything that was the reason whatever he's missing out on i love that he was in the wilderness i love that that was really cool the visuals were cool how he killed the animals i thought that was so cool but man i would just at the end of it i was just kind of like i don't feel good about what i saw at all you didn't like his decision instead of to be homeless under a bridge to move out in nature and uh really put it on himself to survive

Yeah, I mean, that's a better option than under the bridge.

But the fact that he chose under the bridge.