
A documentary follows a Canadian fellow working on his dream: building a suit of armor so he can observe grizzly bears from a close distance.... (Full plot summary below)
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A documentary follows a Canadian fellow working on his dream: building a suit of armor so he can observe grizzly bears from a close distance.
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| User ReviewAllison QI don't even know what to say, gotta watch to believe |
| User ReviewDavid DThis man is insane, and he's not kidding. Wow. |
| User ReviewSimon TThis movie is so incredibly awesome, in the worst way possible. There is a sequence of this movie flashed up in "Taladaga nights".. Reasons to watch this movie. -Bad Haircuts -Cool concept -Seeing someone get pounded by a 3tonne truck This movie is evidence that canadians can't make documentaries. the 10 minute discussion on knives is interesting (almost) the first time he rabbits on about them.. "No mountain man ain't worth no lick of spit...." |
| User ReviewKevin MThis guy is for REAL! This is one of my all-time faves. I hate watching films more than once, but I can watch this 10 times and laugh every single time! Troy is my hero. I want to have coffee w/ him. One day...one day. haha |
| User ReviewBig BBears 1, Wild Nutz 0. This is really a rather well done documentary of a man who is completely off of his rocker. If you're looking for something different, this is it!! |
| User ReviewHuw GIt's not about bears, it's about the man, and it's funny - although you're not always clear whether you're laughing with him exaggerating for the entertainment of his mates, or if he believes all his own stories. |
| User ReviewDan AThe greatest Canadian movie of all time. Bar none. |
| User ReviewJean-Francois VRide the thunder! A Canadian classic. Perhaps the Harper government should contract Hurtubise to make these suits for Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan? |
| User ReviewRalph RHere is my understanding of the movie. First off, you are impressed with the suit. Then, you are wondering when the bear attack is going to happen. Next, you are pissed because he only battles cars, tree logs, bats, arrows, etc; no bears though. Finally, when the movie ends, you are like wow that Troy fellow is probably the greatest man alive, for he boasts that he can kill a mighty grizzly with nothing but the bowie knife that he uses to shave himself with in the snow. If you want to see a man get attacked by a grizzly, you will get none of that. If you want to see a man who is more full of himself than anyone that I can remember except for John Lennon, well, you'll get loads of that in this little gem. Check it out mates. |
| User ReviewPrivate UBest watched with a group of friends late at night with an understanding beforehand that this movie should be viewed as the highest form of irony and general silliness. The last scenes of the movie are a testament to a person who will do anything to realize a dream only to be derailed by shoddy planning and beautiful irony. This movie is full of laugh out loud moments as our hero Troy tests the suit and the town worships him. Of special note is the "artistic" shot of Troy en suit knocking over a rigged to fall brick wall as RoboCop plays in the background. Fantastico. |