like in so many movies of the past and you would think hollywood would learn this by now and makes for a very disappointing movie and not to mention and make sure the kidnapped victim is alive first before paying the ransom. maybe this film wants to remind of these basic facts in case it should ever happen to one of us. why the long walk in the woods and can a city guy really go through the woods without getting lost. just an opportunity for some sentimental dialog that was meaningless in the end. i had to listen to part of the director comments in the special features section and from the great moves that redford has made in the past and (sneakers for one) surprised he agreed to star in such a film. the director comments and reasons were weak. the best parts of this movie was the scenery and can not wait for spring to come. 
like in so many movies of the past and you would think hollywood would learn this by now and makes for a very disappointing movie and not to mention and make sure the kidnapped victim is alive first before paying the ransom. maybe this film wants to remind of these basic facts in case it should ever happen to one of us. why the long walk in the woods and can a city guy really go through the woods without getting lost. just an opportunity for some sentimental dialog that was meaningless in the end. i had to listen to part of the director comments in the special features section and from the great moves that redford has made in the past and (sneakers for one) surprised he agreed to star in such a film. the director comments and reasons were weak. the best parts of this movie was the scenery and can not wait for spring to come. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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