Grizzly Man (DVD, 2005)

I was glued to the television when we first watched Grizzly Man as I had never seen, nor heard of, a man walking and living among these magnificent beast!
This is a documentary that incorporates 13 summers of Timothy Treadwell's filming the Grizzlies and himself in the Great Bear Maze of Alaska.
A lot of people poke fun at this man, but I invite these people to do as Timothy did, stand your ground against a full grown Male Grizzly that slams him with his head. Was it bravery, courage, stupidity? I don't think it was none. I believe it was having a knowledge of the Grizzly and knowing that if you show fear or run it is a natural response to attack.
He carried no gun, not even mace, just his wits. In the end nothing could save him.
As introduced in the beginning of the film, Timothy and his girlfriend are both killed in their thirteenth summer with the bears. A Rogue attacked them as they slept.
You will see some fantastic bear footage like two male grizzlies in a fight for the alpha prestige.
The movie captures the spirit of a troubled man that sought a sense of belonging and self-worth by studying bears like no other man has ever done before. The movie does include some crude language and a morbid talking coroner.
I have since watched it 5 times and every-time I do I love it more. Its a movie you will not regret owning.