Anybody catch Grizzlyman on Discovery?
I wanted to post a poll, but can't seem to figure it out...
Anyway, this guy was certifiably nuts and a cinder calhoun type PETA lover...Too bad he dragged someone else to her death with him.
Anybody catch his tick of brushing his hair back with his fingers...
Nuts, I say... Does anyone know if he won a Darwin Award for his venture into the Alaskan wild?
And people thought this was good film? shessh! It even won a Sundance Award. That says a great deal about the Libz that run the film biz...
Everything progressives do is aimed at weakening democracy, capitalism and the social and cultural institutions that support those things...... They are about subjugating people and being a ruling class.
I just watched the film's propaganda piece and am intrigued.
So was the guy a nutjob? If so, KICK A$$!!!
Crazy as a sh*t house rat.
Re: Anybody catch Grizzlyman on Discovery?
Grizzly Adams went crazy? I thought he merely went to prison for drugs.
even bears don't like crazy *** liberals.
but some of the scenery and footage was amazing.
did you notice how his friends defended him by saying he wasn't loopy? Look, my gf has a degree in human development and she thinks the dude was definitely mentally ill. Sick was the word she used.
Honestly, I think he was trying to carve his own little niche and make a name for himself. The bears happened to be his vehicle.
I don't agree with the Bubba who said he got what he deserved but he was certainly asking for it.
Also, the hell made him think all that area was his? He was crying about those guys throwing rocks at his bear when he was the real cause. Did he not make those bears more acceptable of humans? I'm thinking maybe that's why it approached those fellers.
he made a pact with the bears they helped him quit drinking and he would protect him with his craziness.
If I make a pact like this it would be with a less dangerous animal like puppies or kittens and they'd all be on the sauce after a few weeks with me.
dont you have to be a sponsor to post polls??I wanted to post a poll, but can't seem to figure it out...
"Now I see this clearly. My whole life is pointed in one direction. There never has been a choice for me."
-Travis Bickle
BOYCOTT "I Am Legend"!!!!!
I think the real lesson here is to avoid bears unless you can throw a rock really hard and really fast.
Bless the bears and those who do stuff to them.
I read a few articles about that guy a while back and I think he was crazy in the sense that nobody else would ever do that. But I don't think he had something mentally wrong with him. I meant to watch that one but missed it--i'll have to record it.
either way, i'm not about to start an argument because i can already tell i'm going to disagree with everyone...
"I'm a mother****ing party all by myself."
heh.Originally Posted by 12
PG, watch the movie and then get back with us. given his addict personality and actions on film ummm....
by the way he took some awesome pictures.
This was an article in a recent Readers Digest.....Mrs Mj told me about it a while back. We missed the movie, and we're going to miss it tonight...is it going to be on again or what?
Crazy. Patsy Cline style. Not shi*tin' you.
go rent it, or maybe its on pay per view, AWESOME documentary, well, maybe not very awesome for him... or his girlfriend
If I agreed with you would you disagree?
I'm going to Tivo it tonight.
First, I would mention what the award (the Alfred P. Sloan Award) is for:
The Prize, which carries a $20,000 cash award to the writer/director provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, is presented to the outstanding feature film focusing on science or technology as a theme, or depicting a scientist, engineer or mathematician as a major character.
I might also suggest that just because the subject of the film might or might not have been a total nutcase, doesn't mean the movie can't have been well done. Whether or not you agree with crazy guy and his bears has no bearing on how well-constructed he movie was, how well it was filmed, and so on.
... that's not food.
"Ghost, where's my ****in hat?"
Know thy self,
know thy enemy.
A thousand battles,
a thousand victories. - Sun Tzu (500 B.C.)
I saw this too. I remember seeing Timothy when he was a guest on David Letterman. Dave told him to be careful because it was only a matter of time before the bears, well acted like bears. I remember it because it seemed so out of character for Dave to be geniunely concerned.
While I was watching the documentary I definitely thought he had a screw loose. Towards the end of the movie I started wondering if his death wasn't some sort of suicide. Kinda like death by police or something. The speach he gave the day before he died definately alluded to his death. He even went so far as to talk about a specific bear and how it could turn on him. His friends speculated that the bear he was talking about was most likely the bear that did him in.
I don't know, it just seems odd to me. Why did he go back instead of getting on the plane and going home? He knew he was going back during a dangerous time of year. Why did he have the camera running with the lens cap on? Why did he set up camp in an enclosed area when he himself said that was a bad idea not one day before?
He did take some amazinig footage and pictures though. I would like to see more of the stills.
how many of you hillbillies know who Werner Herzog is?
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