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Interesting movie I think sometimes we all need to do a big hike to find ourselves

i loved the book and the movie wasn’t as good as the book but it was still really meaningful

The best coming of (late) are movie ever

Just knew I watched it once before, extraordinary!

Boring

I went in assuming this would be more impactful than it actually was. It’s deeply reflective, but in a way that didn’t feel particularly relatable to me.

The main issue is the over-editing; it’s a total momentum killer. The film constantly jumps between the present and flashbacks at every conceivable moment in an attempt to force an emotional reaction, but it just comes across as disjointed and jarring. It’s definitely pretty to look at - though, in fairness, it’s hard to fuck up such beautiful nature and scenery - but it helps keep you engaged when the pacing lags.

Reese Witherspoon is great here. I’m actually surprised she got a Best Actress nomination - not because it wasn't deserved (it definitely was), but because the film feels almost too lowkey for it. Laura Dern is solid too, but she feels severely underused, essentially relegated to a "flashback emotional device." While various figures pop up to keep the journey interesting, this is entirely Witherspoon’s showcase, and she makes the most of it.

While I hoped for more, I still had a decent time with it. There’s so much trauma cooked into the script that without a personal connection to those specific experiences, feels a bit inaccessible. Ultimately, Reese is the reason to watch, and it’s worth it for that alone.

Self discovery and abandonment, lead to a better life sometimes. Not an action movie, but Reese does a great job, and the movie wrenches at the heart.

Reese’s work here feels truly vulnerable and honest. It’s not your “typical” story of overcoming, but more of a reminder that sometimes, in order to find yourself again, you need to get a little lost (in this case, by walking).

Didn't expect the movie to talk about such dark topics. Witherspoon was amazing. The use of flashbacks was also very unique.

Beautifully done. Reese Witherspoon producing never disappoints. An enjoyable and emotional watch, based on a memoir

Amazing film from an amazing book

I cheated...without finishing the book, I watched the movie. I have to say, it did not disappoint...it's worth watching.

Good movie but book was
Better

there’s a sunrise and a sunset everyday

Хочу як вона піти

i love this book so much. i’m so grateful to learn about her experience.

The love of a mother…

I think I saw this?

i feel like the book was definitely better as they left some of the important details out of the film that were apart of her experience