Minus the music in some parts, this to me has been the best version I find; it humanizes the traveller the most. He's a smart man who just made a few, albeit, fatal mistakes. Its really great. It deserves restoration and a new soundtrack

I remember watching this my junior year of high school - almost 30 years ago - have thought about it many times since. Re-read the story with 7th graders today.

No monsters, nothing he can see, just the great equalizer of the cold.

This film did not exist when I read the story back in Jr. HS. The story had a profound effect on me. I've camped and hunted in some awfully cold conditions and everytime this story comes to mind. He tries to run to camp and the narrator says,"But he lacked the endurance". These words have haunted me ever since whenever I've found myself out alone in the cold. I actually had the ice break under me once while duck hunting one winter. My right leg went into the water almost up to my hip. I found shelter from the wind on the sunny side of and embankment and started a fire. Once dry, I was OK. All the time this story went through my mind. It was cold, but not THAT cold, but I was alone and a good hike from the car. All's well that ends well.

Narrator: Leonard Nimoy

Wow. Nobody bothered to restore this. It was a bit brighter the first time I saw it. Supposed to be minus fifty and he's walking in corn snow.

I remember seeing this in my eighth grade english class.

We laughed so hard when the snow fell on his fire!!! I was in middle school 😂

He tries to kill the dog ,but his dog still continues to love him 🙁,that why I love animals more 🐱

Leonard Nimoy!

I hate the 70s. This soundtrack completely ruined any real sense of dread this short could have had.

who remembers mr badgers english class... perhaps he should smoke a joint

the dog is like why a second fire why not stay at first one and the boys are going to miss him for the gay s^x

One hundred and seven degrees of frost obtained... 🥶 🧊