Into The Wild Book Analysis

In the book “into the Wild” by Jon Krakauer explores the ill-fated life of Chris McCandless-awkward nomadic soul rebelling against society and family.This book was used to make a film with the same name “into the Wild” by the direction of the famous actor Sean penn.With the discretion of what many would say, I think the book is far more better that the film.The book gives more description of who the main characters are and you could feel yourself as if your taking the journey with Chris.The film it’s more worry about scenery and how to attract an audience to see the film and in the wants to portrait Chris more of like a hero. The film it lack value information. It lacks the aspect of getting you deep into the movie to feel you were doing the journey with Chris.I feel this was crucial for the reason that this book and film are based on true life events, and the film by missing this it takes away a lot from story.The book and film “Into the Wild” is a great story to read or watch, to reflect into your life, but the film could it use a better director.

Mr. Jon Krakauer is well known journalist.He was ask to do an article on the death of a young man on the ALaskan wilderness by the editor of Outside magazine, so he wrote a nine-thousand-word article on him(into the wild).After writing this article he felt propel to find out more about this young, which ultimately lead him to written this book.The book is a narrative by Jon Krakauer about the events that the young man recorded