krocheav Jungle certainly packs an exciting punch. With a story based on the travel exploits of Yossi Ginsberg and interestingly adapted from his book by screen writer Justin Monjo, it takes the viewer on the journey of a lifetime. You won't easily forget the extremes offered up by unrelenting Bolivian landscapes and rivers - not to mention a darkly suspect guide perfectly played by Thomas Kretschmann. The entire cast superbly render their assorted characters drawing us deeper into this above average, based on fact survival drama. Australian horror director Greg McLean (Wolf Creek) might not have been the best choice for this intelligent offering but it's probably his best work to date. Australian Cinematographer Stefan Duscio creates a strong visual style giving the film a striking look - while Melbourne born composer Johnny Klimek, adds a fine atmospheric score. A few minor flaws are overcome by a hard working crew bringing to life an intense true story.

jc-999-591106 I read a few of the other reviews and felt encouraged to write a review.I loved the story and the characters were very well done. The guide was the hardest to figure out. The three adventurers were like a lot of people who are trying to find themselves and maybe, the meaning of their lives. When I was in my teens, twenties or thirties I would have loved to go on an adventure like this. Maybe not quite so extreme. The lure of the mountains and seeing something totally new is a strong pull for some people.The story has a few twists and turns that I did not expect and was interesting throughout. I strongly recommend that you watch this:1. If you love nature, 2. If you love adventure, 3. If you love a great movie with interesting characters.cheers

ropoppon I love the movie! Despite of what people may say about the shortcomings of this movie, I don't care because I enjoy every seconds I spend.

nadiatownshend From the moment Jungle begins it doesn't let you go and even when you've finished it it comes back and haunts you because you can't believe this actually happened. It's a very inspiring story about a group of naive young men and the psychological impact of the experience on Radcliffe's character is emotional and scary whilst affecting. The scenery is breathtaking, the story - true. Radcliffe's acting talents shine through and he is unrecognizable in this role. A brilliant film and story of survival that should not be missed.