Hunt for the Wilderpeople

What are the key characteristics of Ricky Baker at the beginning of the film?

• Compliant, content, and obedient

• Rebellious, troubled, and defiant

• Introverted, shy, and reserved

• Happy-go-lucky, carefree, and optimistic

How does Ricky's character develop throughout the movie?

• Ricky's character becomes less caring and distant

• Ricky's character becomes more reckless and irresponsible

• Ricky's character remains unchanged throughout the movie

• Ricky's character develops from being rebellious and defiant to becoming more mature, responsible, and caring as he forms a bond with Hec and learns to navigate the challenges they face together.

Discuss the themes of friendship and family as portrayed in the film.

• The themes of friendship and family are not important in the film

• The film focuses on action and adventure, not friendship and family

• The themes of friendship and family are only briefly mentioned in the film

• The themes of friendship and family are portrayed through the bond between Ricky and Uncle Hec, as well as their interactions with other characters in the film.

How does Hec's character change over the course of the story?

• Hec's character becomes more selfish and uncaring.

• Hec's character becomes more caring and protective towards Ricky.

• Hec's character becomes more distant and indifferent.

• Hec's character becomes more aggressive and violent.

What are the key relationships depicted in the film and how do they contribute to the plot?

• The key relationships depicted in the film are between Ricky and a ghost, which contribute to the development of the plot.

• The key relationships depicted in the film are between Ricky and a dog, which contribute to the development of the plot.

• The key relationships depicted in the film are between Ricky and Uncle Hec, which contribute to the development of the plot.

• The key relationships depicted in the film are between Ricky and a random stranger, which contribute to the development of the plot.

Explain the context of the film in relation to the setting and time period.

• The film is set in the Amazon rainforest and takes place in the 1800s.

• The film is set in a futuristic city and takes place in the year 3000.

• The film is set in the Australian outback and takes place during World War II.

• The film is set in the New Zealand bush and takes place in the present day.

What challenges do Ricky and Hec face in their journey and how do they overcome them?

• Encountering dangerous criminals and running away, and abandoning each other

• Working together, using their skills, and forming a strong bond

• Getting lost in the wilderness and arguing with each other, and eventually giving up

• Facing wild animals and harsh weather conditions, and seeking help from strangers

Discuss the significance of the bond between Ricky and Bella in the film.

• The bond between Ricky and Bella is significant because it represents a negative aspect of their relationship.

• The bond between Ricky and Bella is significant because it serves as the foundation for the emotional core of the film.

• The bond between Ricky and Bella is insignificant and adds nothing to the film.

• Ricky and Bella's bond is only important for comedic relief in the film.

How does the film explore the concept of belonging and identity?

• Through the journey of the main characters and their search for a place where they feel they truly belong.

• By completely ignoring the concept of belonging and identity

• By focusing on the historical background of the setting

• Through the use of advanced technology and special effects

What are the major turning points in the story and how do they impact the characters' development?

• When Ricky and Hec join a circus

• When Ricky and Hec start a rock band

• When Ricky and Hec open a bakery together

• When Ricky and Hec become fugitives, when they are separated, and when they are reunited.