The Revenant - What was your most recent lie?

The Revenant - What was your most recent lie?

The Revenant - is a 2015 American semi-biographical epic western film directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu.

Hello, my friends! Thanks for coming! Today I am going to talk about a movie that I watched recently. The Revenant!



Basically, everything was beautiful. And that goes not just for the many shots of nature, with rivers, mountains, forests, and snow. But the action scenes also have stunning aesthetic beauty, like a chase sequence that we see in the middle of the movie. Brutal and exciting.

There are several moments of the film in which it has exciting scenes without cuts, some of the immense difficulty. Leonardo Di Caprio portrays Hugh Glass, an outsider who acts as a guide for Americans who hunted animals in a dangerous and unfriendly region of the United States in 1820. Glass is guiding a hunting party through a remote forest when they are ambushed by Arikara warriors. The hunters make a desperate dash for their boat on the Missouri River.

Attacked by a bear, he becomes very injured after that Fitzgerald stabs Hawk, leaves Glass for dead and sets off through the wintry wilderness with the conflicted Bridger. Glass, however, ends up surviving and fights to survive with only one goal: go after Fitzgerald. He goes on a path of Revenge.




It has a good rhythm and exciting scenes while offering moments of respite to the viewer, who just like the character of DiCaprio is forced to confront the beauty and vastness of nature. Everything was shot with natural lights! It's stunning! By the way, is just another virtue of perfect sound production work. The sound effects, the sound, and the mix of the film are incredible. The audience sits in the middle of that scene, entering almost into a sensory experience. Everything is very natural and is there for a reason.

He suffers through the physical and emotional pain that most of us can’t really comprehend. With broken bones, no food, and miles to go, he pulls himself through snow and across mountains, seeking the man who killed his son. The sky seems to go on forever; the horizon is neverending.

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