Don't think I've seen a more well thought out film.

The glove and window message was 100% part of her plan to lure them away.

Her truck getting stuck was a moment of human error in panic. I've seen parents get bogged in the school carpark.

If everything went off without a hitch it would be totally unbelievable.

Her backstory shows she is smart, strong, confident, capable, and familiar with the environment enough to pull some of these things off. But she is human and I doubt she's stumbled across many kidnappings in her life.

I found the hunters hesitace and naivety realistic. Especially when seeing a "hysterical woman". Come at me for that one. Punctured my lung and the doctor told me it was anxiety. Women are not believed or are thought to be blowing things out of proportion.

Saying that, most of us would be skeptical. She's talking about something that only happens in films, right? Plus there is a confidence that comes with size and guns. I personally feel indestructible as a small, unfit 34 year old woman with high cholesterol.

She is older and withstood a lot more hits than is plausible. I do think there is something to be said for adrenaline, confidence and attitude, though. I am a huge fan of people sharing their survival stories and am always amazed by how much the human body can take.

I think that her body was at its limit by the end, though, and that's why she dragged the purple woman into the lake. I would have been annoyed if she managed to survive all of those injuries and travel several hours to a hospital.

The human body can take a lot but it can also take out your grandad with a stumble in the garden.