Anwesha Choudhury An intriguing title and these 2hours, never a disappointment for me. With an exceptionally out of the box story-line,the film kept me wanting till the very end. Extremely moving and strong emotions throughout, where Cheryl, the protagonist, decides to take the walk to change her life for the better. The never- ending pain from her mother's death, unhealthy addictions and lifestyles, a heartbreak are only some of the odds she puts up a fight against on her road to self discovery. This journey through the wilderness of nature was as much of a learning experience for me as for Cheryl. Trying to deal with a personal tragedy myself, I could connect much easily through her array of thoughts and actions and the film only inspired me. However the only turn off was its such an abrupt ending. I wished The Pacific Crest Trail never ended.

clock_me For the first 10 to 15 mins the movie looked really good got me hooked until the flashbacks took over and gosh they were all over the place they took up more then half of the movie i mean for a movie to be called wild you would expect it to have a lot of nature beautiful scenery but in total maybe 20 to 30 min were of hiking which made the movie hard to watch for me and what the hell was with the drug use and sex scenes i did not want to see that in this particular kind of movie and one last thing what the hell happened to the baby she was carrying it was never explained and before i go i thought she went on this hike to get over the sadness of her mothers passing how can this have a 7.4 I've hikes camped and all that this is nothing like it

ZD Review (1~5)#Content: Script 5 | Acting 4 | Cinematography 5 | Film Editing 5#Visual: Costume Design 4 | Makeup & Hairstyling 4 | Scenic Design 4 | Lighting 5 | Visual Effects n/a#Sound: Score & Soundtracks 5 | Sound Editing & Mixing 4#Overall (1~10): 7

vivnista Quite simply, if you want jaw dropping action or revelations then this movie is not for you. I walked with her. Through the entire film. I was there. I saw her pain and felt it. It didn't have me sobbing into my hanky because it was not a pityfest. It was plain and simple. This woman wanted to change or die. I wanted her to make it. I watched her suffer and rage and fall to pieces. Then i watched her get up, dust off and take on another day. I was this woman and I wanted to make it to. Reese Witherspoon as always gave it her all. The only reason it dropped a point was some of the writing was far too small and squiggly for me to read so I had to pause it to check what it said. If you are feeling a bit lost or displaced or at a crossroads in life, give this a watch and see her STRYDE