The Dark Divide

I never would have guessed that David Cross would make me cry, but this was an awesome performance! A great story and well told.

I never truly appreciated the beauty of our wildlands until i saw david cross in them.

This movie was an hour and forty-one minutes that would have been better spent watching paint dry or grass grow.

It is NOT about Sasquatch/Bigfoot, as the movie art suggests (and the Amazon Prime grouping of it also suggests), rather it is about a complete lefty numbskull who somehow, miraculously made it to his older years without falling off of a cliff or walking into traffic.

The story goes off into tangents where he is walking around in his underwear at various times and considering how this guy is somehow able to teach at the college level should concern everyone. Then again it would explain for the pitiful way that college kids are these days not knowing things that used to be considered common sense.

This guy and 'Brandon' would be able to have a wonderful conversation together and I don't mean that in the comedic sense either but they're both a toy short of a Happy Meal.

I feel as if my level of IQ dropped by 120 points and that would still leave me ten times higher than the two of them combined!

Makes you want to just go into the wild :-). A heartfelt and real story.

We do forget we are hosted by a wonderful planet that has no shame in showing it's raw power. We think we can do what ever we want without consequence but nature has it's vengeance. We can behold and be amazed by it's beauty if we just slow down and appreciate every little detail. I thank David Cross for this production that is wonderful to feel without strange and mind bending messages it is true like it should be and easy to relate to. Let us respect our EARTH, she is our wonderful mother.