Self-important, over-dramatic, uninspired.

A very feeble attempt at affirmatie action

Entertaining from beginning to end, it maintains the spirit of the franchise while establishing it's own seal with a fun cast

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

I wish I could switch off my brain like some of the people from the other reviews which turned me onto this movie in the first place but I simply cannot.I don't believe a single thing in this movie, it seems like the whole movie was contrived to promote a political message and everything in it is scripted.Worst thing is that I am all for the message of this film but cannot stand to have the wool pulled over my eyes just to get this message across to me.They should have just set it out from the get go, introduced us to the Patagonia and North Face guys, explained their situation, and said they'd like to make a movie and take an adventure to show the viewers what they are trying to save instead of making up a fake documentary with these characters and story line.What a shame, if they were just honest with the viewer it could have been such a great movie.

I ran across this as a "suggested title" for me one day on Netflix-and for once their suggestion was spot on! Besides Patagonia being one of the most beautiful places on each, this was actually an entertaining and somewhat inspirational flick! The music along with it made it perfect! Yes, there were a few "faults" with the "idols" being a little unappreciative at times, but looking past that minor catch was pretty easy to me, they did have their good sides as well! I personally would love to sit down with both of them over a few beers one night, I bet they would have some seriously amazing stories to share! Definitely worth a watch in my opinion if you're at all into the outdoors, a great one! Hope you enjoy it.

This is the type of film that makes you want to get out and explore the world around us. I admire Jeff Johnson's spirit and dedication to his childhood dreams. This movie makes me wonder what our world might be like if we all gave in to our innermost desires of leaving our repetitive lives and as Jeff put it in the movie, letting our futures remain unwritten. This movie will take you off of your couch and deep into Patagonia. If you're anything like me it will leave you searching for the soundtrack to keep you inspired as you begin to plan for an unplanned trip you've pined for your entire life but always found a sensible reason to remain unhappy at your 9-5.

The film is definitely worth watching, but make sure you keep an open mind, especially during the narrator's factually incorrect account of the destruction of Rapa Nui/Easter Island. He blames Europeans for the toppling of the Moai, when in fact historians believe it was actually internal conflict on the island that destroyed them. I will admit that I am not without progressive bias myself sometimes, but it disappoints me to see blatant disregard for true accounts of history (perhaps the researchers used Wikipedia?) in a documentary. With that said, I do believe this film has a great message and is very informative and entertaining. So yes, it is worth your time, and I recommend you definitely watch it.