No pun intended - although I reckon you may think of a different movie when you read my summary line above. In a sense this is about going basic - letting go of certain things and learning new things. Can you leave things behind? And embark on a journey that also leaves Anne Hathaway behind? All kidding aside, this is about exploring - no pun intended - other things in life and other people.
Getting back to nature - but with a touch of western civilization still being there. If you get into the whole thing - it really works. Of course there are things that are way too cliche (still), like someone coming to rate our main characters work, being evil the whole time ... just to do a 180 a few seconds later ... really kind of feels weird to say the least.
But the movie has many heartfelt moments. So depending on your moral compass and on what you like to see (movie wise) ... it will form how much you'll be able to "enjoy" this.
Getting back to nature - but with a touch of western civilization still being there. If you get into the whole thing - it really works. Of course there are things that are way too cliche (still), like someone coming to rate our main characters work, being evil the whole time ... just to do a 180 a few seconds later ... really kind of feels weird to say the least.
But the movie has many heartfelt moments. So depending on your moral compass and on what you like to see (movie wise) ... it will form how much you'll be able to "enjoy" this.