I think the men in the movie used canoes, but this kayak thrown out in the woods seems to fit the movie well...levels, curves, usm, hue/saturation, cropped.
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I don't hear any banjo music yet so I'm leaving while the gettin' is good. Here's a 10 and I'll be on my way. Diddle dee dum dee dum dee do do...see, there is it...see ya!
While the darkness of the image adds to the atmosphere I think it is a little too dark and flat. I think a little increase in saturation would help a lot.
As soon as I read the title I thought "yes!". This scene is reminiscent of the deep backwoods lining the Cahulawassee River and the displaced canoe represents lost life (to me). Makes me want to rent the movie again after all these years....
I know the movie, but can't remember if this scene was in the movie, so I am not going to vote. From just a photo point of view, it could be a bit brighter. just my opinion though.
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