Review of Grizzly Man (2005) by Mike T — 04 Jul 2009
Compelling, thoughtful, harrowing, and full of psychological introspection. This is a nature documentary like no other - one that not only portrays the work of a man who loved nature, but one of a man who sought mostly to find himself: to find peace and harmony with himself.
Towering over the incredible footage of the animals is the unraveling of Timothy Treadwell's mind and condition, through the compliation of his own amazing footage, the interviews with friends and family, and the great narration by the director, that looks hard and deep and honestly about a man who wants nothing more than to find his identity.
And perhaps the greatest achievement of the film is that the director shows you so much good and so much bad that you are forced to come up with your own opinion about the grizzly man.
This review of Grizzly Man (2005) was written by Mike T on 04 Jul 2009.
Grizzly Man has generally received very positive reviews.
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