Top 10 Real Life Survival Movies That Left Out The Real Ending

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the real survivor of 127 hours is now a motivational speaker, on one hand id listen to a survivor, on the other hand (oops) im not sure id listen to a "you can do it" speech from a guy missing an arm

the true story is the best

The rabbit proof fence was a devastating watch. The fact that she had to endure it again is a travesty

I have seen that pic of 'togo' film in memes, but never knew the movie name.

A few true story movies I’ve liked.
At close range.
Adrift
Open Water
Against the Ice
The Impossible
The Grey
Backcountry
Jungle
127 Hours
USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage
The Revenant
Rescue Dawn
Deliverance
Compliance
Alive
The Good Nurse

“Alive”. The dad was seriously arrested for trying to bring his sons body home!!

Alexander supertramp 💜

I love the way so many people completely missed the point of the ending to “Into the Wild”.

Everyone: talking about what movie is good
Me: why is the thumbnail a meme format?

Check Out Flee (2021). Its A Danish Animated Documentary Film Which Tells About A Danish Director Named Jonas Poher Rasmussen Who Interviews A Real Life Afgan Refugee Named Amin Nawbi Who Is Strugling With His Past In Afganistan.

I’ve always felt drawn to Chris Mccandles. Him and I share a birthday. I was born the same year he died.
My mom always said that’s why I’m always drawn to being outside and in the wild. I’ve always been her wild flower

I always think of men as a bit mad…or maybe they have to be the way they are to survive this wild planet…

Into the wild is just a masterpiece. Goosebumps

Lone Survivor should be on this last as well.

My immediate question when they said countless hikers trekked to the abandoned bus was "How many of them died?" I'm kind of surprised it was only two.

What about 8 Below

What about that movie with Leo Dicaprio and the bear mauling him?

I've been stuck in a jungle. I have knowledge, experience & gear, & it is still tough, I cannot imagine how lost he felt with none of those things.
"Cannibalism" isn't so bad, sailors that were stranded or shipwrecked did it all the time in the past, as for today, yes, I would, & I would have no problem eating someone I don't care about, my "Immediate" family would be a different matter, & for those that did, they would really wish they hadn't, I have absofuckinlutly no problem being a "Hypocrite".
"Togo" is cool(pardon the pun) they saved a great many lives & threw a lifeline to Alaska with a race each year that brings in much
needed revenue.

RESCUE DAWN is an excellent film Christian Bale is a chameleon.

I very seen 2 of the films jungle a d 137 hours later they were both brilliant 137 deserved 2 b at nu 1

Thank for The video ❤️❤️🌈🌈

Couldn't help but giggle with how he pronounced Wasilla, intentionally trying to add an accent to it. As an Alaskan, it's not that deep bruh.

You forgot 'Swiss Army Man.' While mostly a completely accurate accounts, Hollywood did make very tiny changes here and there.

You left out “Conviction”. Kenny Waters is innocently sentenced to life imprisonment. His sister works herself through law school and get him free. What the film doesn’t show is that Kenny dies of cancer 6 months after his realease

The thumbnail picture is from At Eternity's Gate. A Van Gogh biopic. Which seems odd since it is not a survival movie...

Hotel Rwanda should had made the list

Wrong title

More white people doing write m white things got it.

i love "into the wild" movie despite my english teacher only showing it once when i was in high school, 2004-2009

I'm surprised I didn't see Hugh Glass on this list. He was literally left for dead and made his way back to the camp.

The movie the revinant with Leo got it totally wrong and absolutely messed up the history of it. He never hunted down the guys who left him there. They were at the camp that he arrived with malnutrition, almost a year later and half dead.

Once he recovered he forgave the men that left him behind because his injuries would have put them at risk helping him back. He didn't have a native American wife or son either they were added in for dramatic effect.

I'm all for a good story but tell it correctly. One of the most badass people in history and the movie made about him was a complete lie. Not right at all was a shame. And the worst thing is I've bought up hugh Glass in conversation and people believe the revinant is true and accurate 100% which it isnt. Which in my mind at least is changing history for a good story and messing up the proper history. Doesn't make sense to me...it was already an amazing story without all the Hollywoodisms...

Good movie absolutely but not correct in anyway.

you missed off the film Backcountry - about a grizzly bear stalking a hiking couple. the ending was completely switched

127 Hours was pretty good. It was maybe a little light on Aaron Ralston's arrogance, as he was very self-assured of himself, so much so that he never told anyone where is was going, even if he was going to an area that was known to be quite difficult to hike. He learned, though and if you watch the movie or even better, read his book, as we can all learn that survival is above all else. But if you go hiking or trail running alone, which is fine, tell someone where you are going and when you expect to be back. This is important.

Is Togo the same dog as Balto?

Read Into Thin Air by John Krakauer

Unbroken should be on this list

I'm posible

Didn't the guy in Togo get envious of Balto for becoming more famous than Togo so he sold Balto's sled team to a museum he knew would mistreate them?

Not seen Jungle, Togo, Against The Ice and Rescue Dawn.

Siberian Husky Kennel? Not sure your writers understand what the difference between a breeder and kennel are. How pathetic for you. I have yet to watch a single video you narrate where you don't quote some sort of farce attempting to be truth, it is laughable at best.

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Damn WatchMojo, chill!!

this video doesn't actually explain how some of these movies differed from real life events. it just says some things happened and it's hard to tell what they left out

May all those who perished during their ordeals rest in peace

Watch MOJO ⌚ is a good channel

Good video

Chris mccandless was a selfish egotistical narcissist who couldn’t even pretend to care about the people who loved him and decided to disregard all of them going off into nature while completely ignorant of how dangerous and powerful nature can be. He didn’t even a basic understanding of how to survive. Guy couldn’t tell the difference between a caribou and a deer. Also couldn’t tell the difference between edible plants and toxic ones….. thank god that town finally got so sick of paying to rescue idiots who kept going out to that bus without a clue as to what they’re doing. The amount of money spent annually on rescuing people who got stranded out there was insane. Good riddance to mccandless and that dumb buss. Stop romanticizing this clown.

🛠️ "Captain Phillips" (2013)