A Walk in the Woods (2015)
Retired travel writer Robert Redford is bored. He has a beautiful house, a loving wife, Emma Thompson, and semi-affectionate grandchildren, but he’s bored. His idea? Getting together with a buddy and hiking the Appalachian trail, or as he phrases it when he calls all his friends, “going for a walk in the woods.” Hence the title.
The only snag in his plan? None of his friends want to join him—except Nick Nolte, whom he hasn’t seen in decades. They don’t see eye to eye on much, but they’re stuck together during this hilarious and sweet movie about finding happiness. When you’re not laughing yourself silly from every line Nick Nolte delivers, you’ll be able to appreciate the beautiful nature that surrounds them, and it’s always great to see Robert Redford in a setting he loves so passionately. He gives a little speech about how important it is to appreciate and protect nature, and the movie wouldn’t feel complete without it.
I absolutely love this movie, and I can’t think of anyone I wouldn’t recommend it to. There isn’t anyone in the world who hates Robert Redford, and there’s nothing offensive in the script. It’s funny, clever, thoughtful, touching, and wise.
More Robert Redford movies here!
The only snag in his plan? None of his friends want to join him—except Nick Nolte, whom he hasn’t seen in decades. They don’t see eye to eye on much, but they’re stuck together during this hilarious and sweet movie about finding happiness. When you’re not laughing yourself silly from every line Nick Nolte delivers, you’ll be able to appreciate the beautiful nature that surrounds them, and it’s always great to see Robert Redford in a setting he loves so passionately. He gives a little speech about how important it is to appreciate and protect nature, and the movie wouldn’t feel complete without it.
I absolutely love this movie, and I can’t think of anyone I wouldn’t recommend it to. There isn’t anyone in the world who hates Robert Redford, and there’s nothing offensive in the script. It’s funny, clever, thoughtful, touching, and wise.
More Robert Redford movies here!