Man fends off grizzly bear for days in Alaskan wilderness, so get ready for that movie (again)
No, not that movie, this one will be much different because it's "now" instead of "back then"
The New York Times reported earlier today that a Coast Guard helicopter crew recently rescued a stranded, injured man in the Alaskan wilderness after he spent several days fending off multiple attacks from a nearby grizzly bear while huddling within a small miner’s shack.
“En route to a mission on Friday, the crew of a Coast Guard helicopter saw the man waving both hands in the air, a widely recognized distress signal, the helicopter’s pilot said. On the tin roof of a shack, SOS and ‘help me’ had been scrawled. The shack’s door had been ripped off,” reads the NYT piece. The article should probably have included a “SPOILER ALERT” warning at the top so as not to ruin the finale of the inevitable film adaptation we’ll be seeing in—oh, let’s see here—about 2-to-3 years, tops. 4, if Tom Hardy is busy making yet another Venom movie.
