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Wild
Directed by
Jean-Marc Vallée
R
2014
1h 55m
Drama
,
Biography
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and more
7.1
88%
75%
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A chronicle of one woman's 1,100-mile solo hike undertaken as a way to recover from a recent personal tragedy.
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Cast of Wild
Reese Witherspoon
Cheryl Strayed / Producer
Laura Dern
Bobbi Grey
Keene McRae
Leif
Gaby Hoffmann
Aimee
Michiel Huisman
Jonathan
Kevin Rankin
Greg
Cliff DeYoung
Ed
Thomas Sadoski
Paul
Randy Schulman
Therapist
W. Earl Brown
Frank
Brian Van Holt
Ranger
Mo McRae
Jimmy Carter
Will Cuddy
Josh
Leigh Parker
Rick
Nick Eversman
Richie
Ray Buckley
Joe
Cathryn de Prume
Stacey
Kurt Conroyd
Greg's Friend
Ted de Chatelet
Greg's Friend
Jeffree Newman
Greg's Friend
Lorraine Bahr
Lou
Jerry Carlton
Dave
Kevin-Michael Moore
Spider
Debra Pralle
Saleswoman
Gray Eubank
Doctor
Anne Sorce
Nurse
Charles Baker
T.J.
J.D. Evermore
Clint
Beth Hall
Desk Clerk
Jan Hoag
Annette
Carlee McManus
Notary
Art Alexakis
Tattooist
Anne Gee Byrd
Vera
Jeanine Jackson
Lecturer
Jason Newell
Ronald Nylund
Barry O'Neil
Young Suit #1
Richard Morris
Young Suit #2
Bobbi Strayed Lindstrom
Cheryl (6 Yrs Old)
Robert Alan Barnett
Man at Gas Station
William Nelson
Leif (3 Yrs Old)
Tony Doupe
Man Behind Counter
Dan Considine
Weird Dude
Andrew Saunderson
Outdoor Store Clerk
Greg James
Man at the Hotel Bar
Orianna Milne
Paul's Girlfriend
Brian Borcherdt
Grateful Dead Cover Band
Eric D. Johnson
Grateful Dead Cover Band
Matt Pascua
Wayne
Edric Carter
Male Nurse
Matthew Noyes
Grateful Dead Fan Musicians
John Dickerson Jr.
Grateful Dead Fan Musicians
Denise McSweeny
Toll Booth Operator
Alina Gatti
College Freshman
Cheryl Strayed
Woman in Truck / Writer
Evan O'Toole
Kyle
Henry Shotwell
Son of Man at Gas Station
Vincent M. Biscione
Truck Driver (uncredited)
Dylan Hall
Hippie Kid (uncredited)
Ted Rooney
Crazy Guy (uncredited)
Jean-Marc Vallée
Director
Nick Hornby
Writer
Bruna Papandrea
Producer
Bill Pohlad
Producer
Wild Ratings & Reviews
Reel Talk Online
Candice Frederick
But despite its unclear message, there is a certain charm to Wild that smooths away its thorny exterior to reveal a broken character...
Flavorwire
Jason Bailey
For all of the trouble 'Wild' takes to get into Strayed's head, you'd think they might've drafted filmmakers with a little bit more experience living in a place like that.
The Atlantic
David Sims
It captures an emotional memoir without making it feel like a didactic tale of triumph over adversity.
America Magazine
John Anderson
An engrossing, moving and/or well-structured movie, made in a manner that evokes every ounce of sympathy for its heroine in her passion and her thirst for absolution.
The New Yorker
Richard Brody
There's neither cinematic majesty to the vistas (and I saw the movie on a very big screen and sat very close to it) nor intimacy to the ground that Strayed treads.
IndieWire
Eric Kohn
If nothing else, Wild offers a first-rate advertisement for the purifying abilities of the great outdoors.
Christianity Today
Alissa Wilkinson
Strayed is clear-eyed about her responsibility for her life's unraveling and realistic about what the trail can do. As Witherspoon plays her, she is foul-mouthed and tender, broken and strong.
Film School Rejects
Kate Erbland
Wild doesn't aim for high inspiration or fussy performances, and it benefits from staying honest and rich, instead of going for big speeches and bigger set pieces.
Vanity Fair
Richard Lawson
Witherspoon finds both a mature centeredness and a zen-like openness -- it's been a long time since we've seen her this fluidly expressive, this connected to good material.
Denver Post
Lisa Kennedy
Not since June Carter Cash in Walk the Line has Witherspoon been so present to a character. Her Cheryl is funny and messy, wounded but not without survival instincts.
San Diego Reader
Matthew Lickona
Strayed comes across as a real person, Witherspoon is a real actor, and the film is a real showcase. But I couldn't help wishing for more to change than the scenery.
BuzzFeed News
Alison Willmore
It's a trip worth taking, not the least because you get to spend it in the character of Cheryl, played on screen by Reese Witherspoon in an unshowy but soulful turn, who is one of the year's most satisfyingly realized female characters.
Detroit News
Tom Long
There's nothing particularly wild about "Wild," a forward-plodding story of redemption that follows Reese Witherspoon's determined march toward a best actress Oscar nomination.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Steven Rea
A moving (literally and figuratively) experience, a road movie where the road is a trail that sometimes disappears into the trees, or takes a turn onto a jagged precipice.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com
Robert Philpot
What the book communicates better than the movie is just how grueling the Pacific Coast Trail can be...But that's only a quibble. Like the book, the movie inspires wanderlust, whether the quest is for your body or your psyche.
Austin Chronicle
Kimberley Jones
Wild is the rare film to catch the interior life by its wriggling tail.
Boston Globe
Ty Burr
The movie gets much of the book and has the added benefit of scenery - lots of it, deserts and mountains and forests spreading out to the far horizons.
Dallas Morning News
Chris Vognar
Subliminal editing, seamless flashbacks and evocative musical cues make for a captivating trek that dances off the linear path, even as it marches doggedly ahead.
Newsday
Rafer Guzman
A rare on-the-road movie from a female point of view.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Joe Williams
Maybe the lack of answers is the point. How do you save your life by hiking 1,000 miles? By putting one foot in front of the other.
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Making Of
Making Of
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Cheryl: 94 Days
Cheryl: 94 Days
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Directing The Wild
Directing The Wild
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Pacific Coast Trail
Pacific Coast Trail
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Laura Dern On Her Character
Laura Dern On Her Character
Behind the Scenes
Reese Witherspoon In The Wild
Reese Witherspoon In The Wild
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Gaby Hoffman On The Character Of Cheryl
Gaby Hoffman On The Character Of Cheryl
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Michiel Huisman On The Love Of His Character
Michiel Huisman On The Love Of His Character
Behind the Scenes
Jean-Marc Vallee On The Real Cheryl Being On Set
Jean-Marc Vallee On The Real Cheryl Being On Set
Behind the Scenes
Thomas Sadoski On Working With Reese Witherspoon
Thomas Sadoski On Working With Reese Witherspoon
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Biting
Biting
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Sunset
Sunset
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Real Hiker
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Start Living
Start Living
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Kennedy Meadows
Kennedy Meadows
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