What's some of your favorite /out/ approved kinos?
for me not much compete with The VVitch
>>2850465The superior stallone /out/ movie
>>2850465Deliverance
The Mountain Man. All filmed at Yellowstone.
>>2850480that movie is fucking intense. so many dangerous scenes.
Even though the script is shit, the revenant looks beautiful
>>2850480>>2850483so you say?
>>2850499So I says. John Boorman went full Friedkin and they all suffered terribly, but made a very real and very horrifying film. It's like living a goddamn nightmare.
>>2850501adventure time
>>2850502awwyea
>>2850465Surviving the Game is a fun one.
i've said it before: The River Wild is fucking awesome
>>2850554oh man that's a classic. takes me back.>>2850599I still haven't seen that. It did just remind me of White Water Summer. A movie that scared the hell out of me and made a huge impression on me as a kid, but does not hold up at all as an adult. Still some good nostalgic fun and drama.https://youtu.be/GRMzIekjXAM?si=TMgKb4OGVWHX3DuN
>>2850477>our corn is trash!checked
>>2850465ICE AGE
>>2850979is that an actual quote from the film? I didn't notice that dirty word and frankly I would be delighted if "trash" was legit Jacobean English
The Fellowship Of The Ring
>>2850479Based.
>>2850465He coulda just left that shithole little town.
>>2850465Deathstalker 2025
>>2850554>Surviving the GameWhy have I never heard of this before
>>2850495nah its based. simply nothing then just a shitload of french squabbling
>>2851446what's this about?also pickerel
Masters of Stone
>>2851284He just wanted something to eat and the faggot cop's fragile ego couldn't handle a man just walking around.
>>2850465
haven't watched this yet so not sure if it's worth recommending (not woke) or not (woke) since it's a modern movie
hatchet adaptation
>>2851631>>2851635For Hollywoodslop these are awesome, will check out the rest you graciously dumped itt
>>2851659start with >>2851630it's my favorite /out/ movieanyway here's another horror /out/ movie
>>2851703I liked this one because I thought it was cool that it took place in Sweden where I live but then I find out they filmed it in Romania because the forests here weren't dark and scary enough during summer
>>2850477Shit film
>>2850501>very horrifying>It's like living a goddamn nightmare.so a documentary about open canoeing kek
any good non-woke mountain climbing movies?a lot of what I see when googling "mountain climbing movies" is about minorities & women
>>2851716I disagree but I respect your opingon>>2851724well yeah, but also the personality clashes and being stalked by hillbillies
Dersu Uzala - directed by Akira Kurosawahttps://youtu.be/sFaL03SKEzE
>>2852024Werner Herzog on Reinhold Messner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtXwLGLcFrY
>>2851156based
>>2850465river of no return, the naked spur and many other westerns>>2852024the mountain 1956
>>2851620He had two gripes : wearing a flag on his jacket was seen as disrespectful. And the cop was a Korean vet who thought the PTSDed Vietnam vets were just malingering.
>>2852313>wearing a flag on his jacket was seen as disrespectfulWhy? If true that sounds retarded as fuck
>>2850505i literally went to school with a kid that looked like this.i came here to post this>>2850553.also josey wales.
>>2851632Hey that girl from Anne of Green Gables
>>2851630Been trying to remember the name of this one for ages. thanks
>>2852337Different era, different values.
Uhura takes Gordi out into the woods to be chased around by Confederate ghosts.
>>2850465There's a Norwegian movie that's a little tricky to find although I did watch it on some Russian website that's called "Out of Nature" in English. It follows along with a guy that takes a weekend trip innawoods in Norway struggling with some internal issues about his current lot in life, relationship, and being a father. Any Norge bros know where I can watch a HQ version of this?
Death HuntLee Marvin and Charles Bronson
Picking a random kino from this thread to watch this weekend on my phone inside my tent
Akira Kurosawa's Dersu Uzala is a very beautiful, very poetic movie
>>2850465Those Who Wish Me Dead
>>2852048>>2854378This.
Id say pic related and dersu uzala are what you are looking for.
>I can’t swim! Okay?>… >LOL … Aw hell, the fall’ll probably kill ya!
Last of the Mohicans is pretty great. The siege of Fort William Henry is the best representation of 18th century North American colonial warfare ever put on film imho, and it's horrifying. It's basically equivalent to the Do Lung Bridge scene in Apocalypse NOw
Can’t believe no one has mentioned this
>>2850479This.
>>2851639It's not woke.
>>2851654Not enough Christian messaging compared to the book, making this "adaptation" shit.
>>2851654>>2855594I prefer White Fang. More heartfelt and also as someone who grew up in eastern coyote country I always wanted to adopt one
>>2851639His wife is looking pretty young
>>2850465I suppose it depends on what you mean by kino or /out/. In any case I've watched the NOVA piece about the Franklin expedition about 30 times.
>>2855991You should look up some doccos about Henry Hudson, incredible and fantastical/horrifying stuff
>>2855992Looking forward to looking it up. I suppose that if I could afford anything, I'd prize a caribou parka the like of which Amundsen wore, to a sum I can't estimate. These things are weirdly difficult to research.
I watched the shit out of this when I was a kid
>>2851156incredibly based.read the novel too. it's slow to start and the end is a bit sudden but everything in between is golden.
>not even fiction
>>2850477megabased
>>2850465SG1
>>2851645There it is. Brutal movie, extremely excellent.
"Dances with Wolves" but the superior Canadian version. It's even available on YouTube:https://youtu.be/5z7MsHr1xwE?si=1PYADSQ3W7SZvJQ4
>>2855991I think docs can count. The pbs donner party doc is pretty good.
Theres too much dream sequence with heavy religious themes but cool survival story and if it were not for fitzcarraldo this would be remembered as the movie with the madman transporting a ship across the mountains
Wolf Creek and Wolf Creek 2
>>2851640Too bad she went nuts and caused her own death in a car-house collision.
>>2852337Times change, eh? Every rightwinger wears a flag patch in 2025.
>>2850465The british Narnia series, its pretty much all nature outdoorsNeverending story.Princes Bride.Cool Runnings.The Wizard.Those movies are all about going outside and going on an adventure.
>>2855991>what you mean by kino or /out/In a nutshell, well made movies in which characters interacting with the natural environment is a central theme.
I'd add so much documentary kino to this thread, but most of it is admittedly more /an/ than /out/.In any case here are some bits of some of them which deal with my favorite animal of all time:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4VQG82Gvp8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nuLnxzkZWEhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNTbzuoivjchttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRQXebUBZtIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo93ZiPToTo
>>2850501you can use a solid structure boat in white water?
>>2853782Challenge To Be Free is based on the same events.
>>2859197Sort of. Look up the early explorations of the Colorado river/
>>2859197they did in the olden days
I, Anon, being of sound mind and broke legs, do leaveth my youtube link to whatever finds it. Lord hope it be a white man. It is a good kino. Anyway, I am dead. Yours truly, Anonhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPiQmjPPPCE
>>2859727>It's a good gun. It killed the bear that killed me."
>>2851645Good "out" movie but also very depressing.
don't remember if it's good, just remember it's how I learned what a wolverine is as a kid
this one's for my fellow train riders, and everyone else too cause it fucking rocks
>>2859197Yes. Look up a whitewater dory
>>2859727>This video is privateThe fuck was it?
Eight Below was my favorite film when I was an early teenager lol.
There's a new position open at the firm. Indoor sissymen need not apply, it's trial by water.
>>2862083I growed up on Disney's White Fang and Iron Will. I actually have never seen Eight Below but it's nice to see they kept making those frigid snowdog movies. Such charming shit.
>>2860308Ernest borgnine was malevolent with that chain hook he threw around. Amazing that he played a sympathetic loner in marty.
>>2858712There is a guy on youtune that made the survival knife from this film. Pretty cool.
>>2851645I'll make sure to get a better utility cart to haul cross-country than a shopping cart. I'll carry the fire.
>>2851630What one man can do so can another.
>>2851643Dangerously based. She was hilarious in freaked. Must watch classic.
Hunt for the wilderpeople.
Arctic with Mads Mikkelsen. Pretty good survival movie.
>>2865343That nigga makes pure kino
>>2851654WTF is the one like this where the kid ends up having to walk all the way out of the woods by himself? It might have been a made-for-TV movie. 80's to 90's
>>2850465I recently hiked the redwood np/ cal spTHEY DREW FIRST BLOOD
The pop hype for this as a horror movie overshadowed how kino it was for an /out/ movie.End of the day the whole thing is about hiking into the woods.
The Hunter (2011)great Tasmania wilderness scenery
>>2866328Underrated and incredibly intense movie>>2866417I love the fact that this movie will never be good again, but was stunningly effective when it came out. I saw it in the theater. I didn't really find it all that scary but man I ate that shit up, so unique and well executed and harrowing
>>2850465the grey
>>2850465The original Walking With Dinosaurs series
dust devil is great
>>2850505I look and act like this but my banjo skills are 0/10
>>2858712Cool movie, but i chuckled when he made a whole ass spring steel knife on the run
I watch this every June
Mr. Studi who played Mogwa in this film is from my town
This movie is excellent and very moving, doesn't matter that it features a kid
>>2850554Did i just lose?>>2852048Suprised i had to scroll this far down to see this mentioned. Its such a beautiful movie.
>>2850479Good call.
Better to watch it with the director's commentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rut6_hT5eKw
>>2850479Underrated movie.They got the set up, the environment, the action, and the characters down, they just needed a little more climactic setups and a more memorable score and this could have been a masterpiece alongside Die Hard.
>>2850602>but does not hold up at all as an adultThought it was still alright as an adult, but a little hammier than I remembered.The Edge, with Anthony Hopkins and Alec Baldwin's the one that went hard as a kid, but rewatching as an adult was so hammy and over the top.
>>2851630 Didn't scroll down before leaving this comment: >>2868302 . Solid outdoor movie, but the characters were way hammier than I remembered as a kid.
>>2852755True /out/ movie.
>>2852755I really liked this one
>>2858768>snow leopardDo you know The Velvet Queen (2021) with photograapher Vincent Munier? One of the best shot nature documentaries I can recall.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OivMlWXtWpY
Death Hunt - Charles Bronson, Lee Marvin
>>2867908The Bear fucks him
>>2851703This one was surprisingly good. I was happy it was a slow burn horror rather than a slasher.
>>2850479that poster looks really gay lol
RIP Robert Duvall
>>2850465I love Jason and the Argonauts. Makes me want to spend time in and on the water during the summer months
>>2851636I remember liking this movie as a teen but recently when I rewatched this the guy is so pretentious I had to shut it off midway through.
>>2850465The one where he beats the sht outta that motorcycle fag for waking him up
Some episodes of the original MacGyver TV-show worth watching, with more or less heavy /out/ themes:- Final approach- Family matter- Ghost ship- Widowmaker- Survivors- Gold Rush- The Invisible KillerI think it was the Ghost ship-episode where he stuck a hollow metal tube into wet soil to extract water. Always loved that trick.
>>2869133you know, I really liked that movie - much different than I thought. Good sound track, good acting, funny and dramatic. Three thumbs up
>>2850479who thought this was a good idea for a poster?
>>2865343do not confuse this with polar also staring mads as that film sucks ass
>>2851645Watched this when it came out, not long after my dad died
>>2851703Watched this one with my little sibs' baby sitter as a teen. She was super cute with a french accent. Movie is worth a watch, and I usually loathe horror movies, but it is not that /out/ tbqh
>>2852024ghosts of k2
>>2851632i read this 3 times as "cry w the wild"thinking "what the fuck does that mean?"and then i saw it...
Not a movie (though its a Kojima game so it sorta is) and people will debate on if its kino, but I'll always be thankful to Kojimbo for starting my /out/ journey. I loved this game, the story, and most importantly, the experience it provided so much that I kept playing it over and over after the credits rolled. Suddenly, the realization hit me of "wait a sec... I could just be doing this, couldn't I?" As a fat shut in that just played games all day I got on the only clothes that would fit and went to the park and walked... and it sucked. But I kept doing it and little by little my body got used to it until it started to feel good. Still haven't played 2 as, in all honesty, I just prefer to be outside doing things than playing games now. Really wish more people that were in my situation could experience this freedom but I've had people legit get livid for suggesting they try something other than playing games all day or even just sharing my experience with getting out of them.
>>2851641Many anons have been posting good /out movies, but this one is BRILLIANT.Makes you reconsider the perils of crossing tropical jungles.
>>2872797>debateonly if you didnt play iti would never recommend it to another personbut it is kino
>>2872797Based, same thing happened to me when I played
>>2872826Sorcerer is fucking intense and so few people know about it or appreciate it. It's a 9.5/10 film and anyone who watches that movie sweats as much as the characters in the movie do
>>2873377Original is kino as well.
>>2867789This was very good.
>>2850465Watched this a few times as a kidAlaska (1996)It's legit the most /out/ film I've ever seen.
>>2867908Not recommended. It's been suggested that the bears sensed that he was either retarded or mentally unstable which is why they didn't eat him long before.
>>2869549Great choice for a Western or just a good outdoors movie.
>>2873355>i would never recommend it to another personWhy
>>2875048I've heard it called a 7 hour movie with a 50 hour game inserted into the middle.
>>2851480NTA, but a couple white kids cross a desert with their spear chucker guide in order to escape evil poachers. It's actually really good and has a young Reese Witherspoon.
dead mountain tv series was pretty good
how has no one posted grizzly man yet? kino documentary, dude was asking for it though
The best movie of all time
>>2875481bad vibes all around. I'm glad I saw it but it's a one-time watch. peak uncomƒy.
>>2851156Let go, anon
>>2868323It is a Neoliberal propaganda of individualism and selfishness. The two pilars of neoliberalism.
>>2876519Dafuq? This anon is trippin, the movie is super interesting if you sit with it. Basically a well done reenactment with interviews of the guys themselves over it. Jfc you're a polfag get a life
>>2851647lmao why is the poster about the trek to base camp???
>>2850465Train Dreams (2025)Good One (2024)Captain Fantastic (2016)Pig (2021) (most of the movie is /ck/ though)
>>2852024For the patrician mountaineers.- Touching the Void >>2852755- The Eiger Sanction >>2852486- North Face >>2852485- MeruIn that order
>>2872113did you smash
>>2867908>grizzlies could be here...
The new Brad Pitt flick looks like it can potentially be /out/ kino
RAVENOUS
Dersu UzalaThe EdgeJeremiah JohnsonTreasure of the Sierra Madre
Cows do not hate grass, people who live with nature aren't at war with nature.Being stranded in the wilderness, war movies in rural areas, self discovery in nature is synonymous with urbanite fantasy. A cow doesn't enjoy a movie about grass.
>>2876519Republicans are also neoliberals fuckwit. >>2881509I can't be /out/ fulltime yet since my kids are small. Anyone have any knife/Bushcraft focused recommendations besides "the Edge", "The Hunted", and Last of the Mohicans"? Seraphim Falls was great for the first 3/4. The end was gay.
>>2858175Daniel looking very zesty here.
Fitzcarraldo is okay, but the documentary Burden of Dreams on the making of it is honestly more interesting.
>>2882015same goes for Hearts of Darkness tbqdesu
>>2855134based, I need to rewatch it
>>2850477Ralph Ineson's best performance, and that's saying something.
>>2851716wouldst thou like the taste of butter?
Land before time is the one that started my desire to explore.Shoutout to last unicorn too.>>2882015All of Herzog's stuff contains some level of a love for the world around it.
>>2875048Not that anon, but part of maturing is realizing that some experiences you hold very dear to your heart won't translate to others.It's very immature/childish to hold a sort of "I like this so you should like this" mindset, you have to evaluate what others will value and what they won't.Now granted, death stranding I think is pretty easy to tell people to play because it is designed for a large audience, but not all experiences are.As an example, my favorite game of all time is pathologic 2. Not only do I not recommend it to others, I actively dissuade them from trying it unless I think they are a very specific kind of person. I know that 95% of people wouldn't enjoy it, and that's okay.Death stranding however is more like outer wilds, where there's some people who won't be able to enjoy it (especially action gamers/people unwilling to value atmosphere or diving into the setting a little), but given they give it a fair shot most people will be able to enjoy it.
>>2855134How is it compared to the book? I assume its only the brother fishing story?
>>2882378I always felt like outer wilds was supremely reddit, tried it a couple of times and couldn't even get past the redditor frog or whatever it was by a bonfire at the start. That being said, I agree to the content of your post.My favorite game is The Talos Principle and I know why most people wouldn't like it, so I don't even bother recommending it unless asked or if I know someone who could enjoy it. Also that game is also pretty /out/ in a way.
>>2852764Try this maybe? https://filmoteket.no/film/176511
>>2851716>>2882373wouldst thou like to live deliciously?
>>2883555>I always felt like outer wilds was supremely redditThat's fine to think that, I get why given that it's fairly appreciated in normie circles, the aesthetic is cutesy and "certain people" will talk a lot about it.>couldn't even get past the redditor frog or whatever it was by a bonfire at the startThen to be fair you didn't even see the initial hook/the whole point of the game kek. But it's also fine to just not like something, that doesn't need justification. What makes it great isn't so much the story as the interaction between the gameplay mechanics (mostly time based) and the themes discussed. I also suspect it hits a lot better if you've ever struggled with feeling like you're stuck, doomed or that you can't change your fate. The theme is very much "inevitability".>My favorite game is The Talos PrincipleSupremely patrician taste anon.
