i just downloaded the soundtrack off usenet
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INTO THE WILD MOVIE
- Thread starter NOKUY
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ok ...I tried all the sites u guys recommended to dl the soundtrack.
i'm either a fuckin retard when it comes to doing that, or the sites dont have the s-track.
aresgalaxy...all i can find on there is software
usenet...even after properly registering doesnt even give me an option to search for anything
i could have driven the 2.5 hour roundtrip to the nearest cd store and bought the damn thing by now.
any more sites where i might be able to get it, or advice on those cpl i tried???
i'm either a fuckin retard when it comes to doing that, or the sites dont have the s-track.
aresgalaxy...all i can find on there is software
usenet...even after properly registering doesnt even give me an option to search for anything
i could have driven the 2.5 hour roundtrip to the nearest cd store and bought the damn thing by now.
any more sites where i might be able to get it, or advice on those cpl i tried???
NOKUY said:ok ...I tried all the sites u guys recommended to dl the soundtrack.
i'm either a fuckin retard when it comes to doing that, or the sites dont have the s-track.
aresgalaxy...all i can find on there is software
usenet...even after properly registering doesnt even give me an option to search for anything
i could have driven the 2.5 hour roundtrip to the nearest cd store and bought the damn thing by now.
any more sites where i might be able to get it, or advice on those cpl i tried???
i'll up load it for ya
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Guest
in the top little buttons it has internet library screen search transfer chat control panel
click the( search tab )
on the left in has options : all audio video image document software other
click (audio)
then type in what you want to search for ( into the wild )
click the( search now )button
then tons of audio tracks will come up read them and click the ones you want to dl when it is dl ing there will be a blue arrow on it pointing down
you can then click the (transfer) button and see how long its taking and when its done it will turn green and go to the music folder in your library if you need any more help send me a pm peace
click the( search tab )
on the left in has options : all audio video image document software other
click (audio)
then type in what you want to search for ( into the wild )
click the( search now )button
then tons of audio tracks will come up read them and click the ones you want to dl when it is dl ing there will be a blue arrow on it pointing down
you can then click the (transfer) button and see how long its taking and when its done it will turn green and go to the music folder in your library if you need any more help send me a pm peace
Smokin' Chopper
Member
Watched Into the Wild last night.... Kick Ass movie!!!
We're definitely buying this one soon.
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We're definitely buying this one soon.
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G
Guest
when the tracks have down loaded into you ares files you can play them on your computer but if you want to burn them to a cd you have to (library) then the folder that has what ever files you want to burn in this case (audio) then right click the file and click (locate file) then my shared folder will pop up then you can send it to to cd.
I wish they would make a movie about Jon Krakauer's (same person who authored into the wild) book Into Thin Air.
RudolfTheRed said:
they did....i think it was even an imax film....pretty sure it's called "everest".
here ya go:
http://www.amazon.com/Everest-Large...ef=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1205090517&sr=1-1
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Thanks I didn't know that.
I wish I could have seen it in Imax theaters.
and thanks for the amazon.com link, i can buy the film there used for like 6 bucks
I wish I could have seen it in Imax theaters.
and thanks for the amazon.com link, i can buy the film there used for like 6 bucks
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I watched it last night
My thoughts..............
I liked it, it was a great movie, once you get used to the jumping timeline. I have often thought of packing it in, and moving into the wild, well before this movie, so I guess this showed me what went wrong
I do have some qs though.
SPOILERS BELOW IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN IT
1. Why not fashion some sort of raft to get across river
2. Why was he picking berries and the such at night?
3. Why go all the way to Mexico, if your plan is to get to Alaska
My thoughts..............
I liked it, it was a great movie, once you get used to the jumping timeline. I have often thought of packing it in, and moving into the wild, well before this movie, so I guess this showed me what went wrong
I do have some qs though.
SPOILERS BELOW IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN IT
1. Why not fashion some sort of raft to get across river
2. Why was he picking berries and the such at night?
3. Why go all the way to Mexico, if your plan is to get to Alaska
Old Man Time
Member
I watched it. I didnt plan on it....but after the link was supplied up top I went ahead and got myself wrapped up in the movie.
I liked the film....even tho I cant stand Sean penn....and there was some great footage of AK.
But as for my opine on 'supertramp'....he is still an idiot.
If he would have had a map....he would have known there was a rope bridge 6 miles up the river from where he initially crossed.
And the bear....im not sure I believe that part. I think that was hollywood pokin its ugly head in.
....but after re-reading my post....I thought....if he had survived....this movie never would have come out...nor would people have known his story.
I liked the film....even tho I cant stand Sean penn....and there was some great footage of AK.
But as for my opine on 'supertramp'....he is still an idiot.
If he would have had a map....he would have known there was a rope bridge 6 miles up the river from where he initially crossed.
And the bear....im not sure I believe that part. I think that was hollywood pokin its ugly head in.
....but after re-reading my post....I thought....if he had survived....this movie never would have come out...nor would people have known his story.
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socioecologist
I've heard a lot of people call the kid an idiot for going out in the wilderness "unprepared". What happened to him is exactly what would happen to just about anyone out there--its a good lesson that heading "into the wild" for 100 days will probably kill you. The unforeseen is what gets you, not what you prepared for. If you have or can (not THINK you can) make it in the wild like he did for that long, you are unique--most people would be dead in days.
When you are completely overwhelmed by the nastiness and destruction that goes on around you in the human world, you don't give place as much value on your own life in the first place (some would say its the first step to removing the ego). The point was to live life, and he did it well.
When you are completely overwhelmed by the nastiness and destruction that goes on around you in the human world, you don't give place as much value on your own life in the first place (some would say its the first step to removing the ego). The point was to live life, and he did it well.
la resistance
Member
Dr Dog said:
1. he was really sick and the river was flooded quite a bit, probably more so than they showed in the movie. very treacherous, he thought that since he had been there so long he would be fine to stay a bit longer.
2. no idea... i don't remember that part in the movie or any mention of it in the book. probably just bored or it was during the time when there's not much daylight, so he had no choice
3. alaska was his ultimate goal, but I think he thought mexico would be a good way to test his skills, plus he admits in the book that he loves the desert. it didn't go into detail in the movie, but in the book he canoed down the colorado river and ended up in a canal system in mexico and had a hard time getting back to the ocean.
as a side note, did anyone else get the vibe that after alaska he planned to return home? it's just too weird how he didn't head there right away and how it was going to be his greatest journey.
