
*Night Lights*
Once you've read the book the movie is painfully pathetic. Want an unforgettable and profound experience? READ THE BOOK. If you want to be totally unaffected, watch this movie. This stuff actually happened and the film leaves out every single thing that matters, that's real, that's important and I guess for kicks they threw in things that trivialized what these people experienced. The book leaves a very lasting impression & will likely change you on some level.
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4D Enduro trails
Take the stereotypes out and it could be a four star. You have the never die american, the tough as nails russian, the whiney jew that you make people dislike and the weaker than everyone girl. Make them real. If this is a true story they all can't be as they were portrayed.

Randy Harris
This movie is based a true story of Sławomir Rawicz, The Long Walk. Just as in this movie, a group of men and eventually a young lady escape the Siberian slave camps. In that group, an American. What is interesting is the wife of the camp's commandant secretly suggested they flee south towards India. Any other way was too dangerous. The most intriguing chapter was Rawicz' group's encounter with the Yeti. A British paper was writing a series on it and a reporter was dispatched to interview a reluctant Rawicz, who settled in Britain. This is a great film but left out key elements of Rawicz story.