Actually, considering all he'd been eating for years was seafood, so suddenly stuffing him full of unfamiliar stuff (especially American fare, high in salt and fat) would have upset his digestive system. Great first night home spent entirely in the bathroom.
I'm not a psychiatrist and I've never been stranded on a desert island but I highly doubt that seafood on the buffet would trigger some sort of episode. He's just sick of eating seafood, not traumatized by it.
Oh, I wasn't saying that it would cause him to have a breakdown or something like that. I just meant there should have been at least one guy who was like, "Hey everyone, he's been eating this stuff for years now. Maybe he's bored of it and it would be nice to give him something different."
I would've sinned the fact that there was a buffet in the first place. His face after everyone leaves says it, basically, "oh look, I just spent 4 years on the verge of starvation, having to scrounge up every last mouthful and eating ANYTHING necessary to make it to the next day, and they all just leave this here to be thrown out. There's a month's worth of food here. Easily. Wasteful fothermuckers."
What's the thing with that last sin though? Because I know at least two other movies that are definetly longer than Cast Away, and are most definetly worse
To be fair, the opening segment sets Chuck's personality as an smart, obsesive and control-freak guy before getting him finally lose the control of the situation and life
@11:37 An often overlooked scene that I loved. He sees everyone out then turns and stares at all the leftover food for a solid 30 seconds. You know that his mind is reeling with all the memories of almost starving to death and now he's staring at an entire table of food to be thrown away, deep stuff.
@@SupremeCommanderBaiser No kidding. Who the hell was in charge of making the catering arrangements? I would have like pizza or some junk. If I were stuck on an island out in the Pacific for 1500 days, the last I want is freakin' fish and crab. SOMEBODY GET ME A DAMN BURGER!
one thing I actually liked about this move compared to other movies is the way it spent extended time on the intro showing u the characters, and the ending finalising the story, most movies spend 1 or 2 minutes on this in the before n after the main act. And leave much to be questioned or assumed, I like the way this movie did it
Sin number 60 which was "Also wasn't making rope of the plants on the island? So are those completely gone?" The answer is YES! In fact in the previous scene which you sinned the movie for, "character does thing after saying he isn't going to do the thing cliché." That scene began with him saying, "I have gone around the entire island and this is last of it." Which is referring to the plant he was using to make the rope. One sin removed.
Yeah, it's been years since I watched this movie, but I clearly remember him sitting next to Wilson and dropping the plants saying that there is no more to make rope after checking the entire island.
Fun fact: FEDEX not only didn’t pay for ad placement they were initially against their inclusion in this movie, as it displays their plane RANDOMLY EXPLODING. They did eventually relent and gave their permission. Also, after the movies release, the number of applications for FEDEX more than doubled for several months
Wasnt part of the reason for agreement to include them actually "the fedex packages washing up on shore were deemed useful to tom hanks' survival throughout the film, and hence paint fedex's reliability in a favorable light. Fedex will always ship what you need, where you need it!"?
I think one of the details of this movie that I always find amusing was the fact that at the party they had a huge seafood buffet for a man who had survived on a remote island and ate nothing…but fish…for four years straight.
SonnyGTA maybe he did it too fast? Idk. I’m a wrestler and I also train mma, boxing, and jiu jitsu. And wrestling I cut weight the most in very little amount of time. Sometimes I actually DO feel like I’m dying
4:15 1. Take your salt water, put it in a pot. 2. Cover that pot with one of those big ass tropical island leaves, about a foot above the pot. 3. Boil your salt water. 4. Collect the fresh water running down the leaf from the condensing steam. 5. Extend middle finger in general direction of cinemasins.
I'm sinning his girlfriend for "You're the love of my life" yet he's back in 4 years and she's got a 3 year old by another dude. How long was that search and mourning? Wasn't she reluctant to commit? Wtf happened
4:18 Actually you can take salt water and make it potable by boiling it, but you would need to capture the vapors that are boiling off and basically condense it back down by cooling it into another container (A type of distillation). You can also achieve this with two water bottles, or even a small cup in a bucket of salt water with a cellophane covering that has a rock in the middle (not that he has those supplies, but it's doable). Also, I believe they show he is not only getting water off leaves but winds up drinking a lot of coconut water/milk.
But just pure coconut water makes you shit your self from diarrhoea and you’ll die , ironically, from dehydration cause you’ll shit out all the water in your buddy
Boiling certainly works to make distilled water but actually you just need the salt water container to be at a higher temp than the condensate container, and connect the two (from the top) with a tube/hose/pipe. Like set it in the sun and have the condensate container in the shade. Vapor pressure does the rest. It will be slow so will need several containers operating.
7:04 The first time I watched this movie, I actually thought that's how it'd end; he'd get to the place, deliver it, and it would be like a sat-phone or survival knife/kit or flares or something like that!
"During a Q&A session at USC, Robert Zemeckis was asked what was in the unopened package. He replied that it was a waterproof, solar-powered satellite phone." -imdb
Alaric, that doesn't really count if it's not in the film. So many things retconned or they say "oh, it was meant to be this", when there's no proof. Like how in The Room, the mother apparently was cured from cancer midway through. Or also regarding The Room, Wiseau apparently meant for it to be an intentionally terrible movie. Basically, that statement is useless and more of just a joke unless it's actually put in the film.
More than likely it would have been something Chuck would have to find a use for like the ice skates and VHS tapes. How rare are satellite phones, even today?
But the thing with fedex is the concept of time. That the character’s life is constructed around the clock, he’s always mindful of time and striving for greater efficiency, and then time stops and his relationship with time is re-examined. His role with fed ex at the start emphasises the juxtaposition of his eventual situation
What's so unbelievable to me is that those Fed Ex packages washed up not only to the shore of the island but right up onto the shore of where Hanks was camped out, and it was a number of packages all washed up together in a group! Unless the plane crash happened literally no more than 50 to 100 meters out. But even if the crash did happen only 100 meters from the shore Hanks was on, and then after a completely demolished aircraft, complete with a detached engine that caught on fire, those packages managed to float away from that kind of a catastrophic mess, float in just the direction that would lead straight to the shore Hanks was on, and after all that still remain intact enough to where Hanks could open them up like you'd open a package delivered to your door at home, and the products inside the packages were still undamaged?? And just those packages from a huge crash show up and nothing else, no pieces of wreckage from the crash floating about, no debris, nothing else at all washing up onto the shore?? It may be me, but that seemed just so astronomically unlikely
@@a.m.studios6126 The movie was shot over a 2 year span. This was done for Tom Hanks to loose weight and grow a beard. The waves were not added in because they filmed it at different times.
The film isn’t about survival, it’s about how the world and people go on living even if you’re suddenly taken out of the picture and how they “cast you away”
That scene where he has to knock out his own abscessed tooth is a great motivator. Every time I have to go to the dentist, I remind myself of that scene and how much worse it could be to not go.
That is excellent motivation! I personally love the dentist because I'm weird, but I often tell reluctant friends and family about the tooth I had to have removed, or all the skulls I've seen with dental abscesses so huge I could fit the top joint of my thumb into them. Yeah, that s**t eats into the bone. Then it gets int your blood or marrow and it's lights out. And there are many methods of sedation which are used by different health care providers in different situations, there's no need to fight. You've had different experiences because you had different needs and different providers.
Teeth are actually quite hard to remove. The dentist took 2 hours to remove one of my molars and even when it finally came out, the root had broken off and had to be cut out in the hospital and the wound stitched. 45 minutes of those 2 hours was without sedation because I had already recieved the maximum amount. Needless to say, I cried like a child even though I was 30 years old. Point being: brush your teeth :)
Wise words. Ive had an abscessed tooth and i was to arrogant to go to the dentist before it became a hospital problem. It was the 2nd most painful thing in my life, my face swole to twice its size on one side. I would puncture my gums with a knife because it hurt less than the tooth.
raydunakin THIS COMMENT. I know, without a shadow of a doubt, that I could not have done what he did with that ice skate. First of all, it wouldn’t work. Second of all, that it wouldn’t work means that I’d be in an ENORMOUSLY amount of more pain. What if the tooth just broke off at the surface? Now you’re in LIFE-ALTERING AGONY...and it’s still abscessed and now the nerves are exposed. I never felt that scene was believable.
1. If the wind is blowing toward the island (from the Castaway's perspective), surely, on the other side of the island, the wind is blowing away from it. So, once the raft is built, it is only a matter of rowing halfway round the island in the shallows to catch the seaward wind and head out to open water. No need to wait for the wind to change. 2. Why are there no birds on the island? It would seem to be a natural nesting site, given that there are no predators and abundant seafood. 3.Why doesn't he build a signal fire on the mountain? Wait for a fine day with clear air, build a fire-pit on the mountaintop, start a fire with clean driftwood, throw on some green or rotten wood, huge cloud of smoke and steam, visible for miles. Repeat as necessary.
#2 -- birds only fly out to the middle of the ocean to die. Think of how far from land it is to that island, birds are great, but one reason they can mirgrate so far over land is the availability of frequent rest stops. Over the ocean, there's nowhere to rest and so no birds managed to ever make it to the (what could possibly be a fairly young volcanic) island.
#3 it could be possible that the first time he made fire he burned all the best wood for signaling. Still, agreed. He likely wouldn’t need to burn on the mountain top, because if you build a fire big enough you could just use green branches to make a smoke signal visible for maybe hundreds of miles.
Another cent for the fact that she marries his dentist… Who is named Spaulding… After four years of being on an island with the Volleyball named Wilson
@Quick I would've taken off one for that little scene where he just gazes at the food. 4 years of struggling to get the bare minimum, and now here it is, literally on a silver platter as if it was nothing to think about. Quite powerful.
Having seafood is actually appropriate in that scenario. There is a real life castaway story about a woman who survived at sea in a similar fashion, eating only creatures from the sea for a very long time. When she returned she gorged herself on any and everything that was not seafood and because her body had become so accustomed to it, the shock of having to digest the new diversity of food all at once eventually killed her just weeks after being rescued. Super sad. ~_~
I love when he sins really popular movies. I can't watch a movie now without having the mind set of Jeremy. Whenever there's a crash I think "and they survive this."
"They survive this", "This works", and "Roll credits" are my three favorites to say while watching a new movie. My wife hates it, but it's like an addiction at this point. Sounds like we need to form an CSA "CinemaSins Anonymous".
I feel like there could have been a sin for the food that they brought him after he got back from the island it was all Seafood he had been eating seafood for years if it was me I would have been like get this man a burger and a beer and some wings 😁
Actually, you can boil saltwater to make it drinkable. You just have to have a means by which to catch the evaporated water. The salt will get left behind.
A few palm fronds would be good enough to capture condensate. A couple coconut shells to catch the run off. Low efficiency, but you have unlimited salt water.
I tried to crack open a coconut from the supermarket once. It ended with me lying on the floor of my workroom, softly sobbing as I futily hit the coconut with a ballpeen hammer.
@@marccolten9801 ha ha ha sorry man but I had the same problem. Grandma want us to learn from scratch. But most store coconuts have the husk removed. She must have known people to set us up. First thing we went after was the milk. Then we slammed it into Grandpa's dump truck it worked. Of course we rapped it in a towel. It's not what she want. Supposedly there is an intelligent way of doing it. After seeing use eating our own coconuts she did not make an issue of it. An over the decades I've tried different ways of getting into it. If I'm in a hurry just hit it hard with the hammer on the side. Between the three eyes is the easy way.
I always thought the scene where Kelly’s husband comes in was him being intimidated by Tom Hanks re-entering her life and what that might mean for their marriage. Because after he walks out Tom Hanks looks out the window and she’s clearly trying to come in and see him as her husband turns her around and puts her back in the car.
I mean Kelly and he could just be good friends and she can keep her husband. No need to completely cut him off... but her current husband is too controlling. Refuses to accept Kelly's free will. So she needs to dump him. No sense in staying married to a controlling man who disrespects free will. Then she can decide if she wants to remarry Chuck, be his friend, or let him go. Her choice. Her autonomy.
The near ending of the movie reminds me of Forrest Gump. The Tom Hanks 'Chuck' character is talking to Kelly Frears ( played by Helen Hunt ), when they are in her house talking about her daughter. In Forrest Gump, Forrest ( Tom Hanks ) talks to Jenny ( who looks like Helen Hunt in Cast Away, haircut and all ), and they are in her apartment talking about her son.
I like how Tom has 3 "storm at sea" movie connections. Cast Away, Forrest Gump, and Joe vs volcano. One's on a shrimp boat, one's on a raft after a shipwreck, and one's on a raft after a plane crash. Tom likes those ocean storms
One of the most enjoyable, thought-provoking, self-reflective, impactful movies I have ever seen in my life. It was more of a pure experience than merely watching a flick. Don’t care how many flaws you find that violate the credentials of a picture-perfect Hollywood production, the movie set its own visceral, real true-to-life standard, that puts it into a genre all of its own. Hanks was nothing less than awesome in his transformation from a true-blue loyal high level company employee, ever-rising and with the highest standard of integrity and dedication in humankind, to a stripped to the core zen master of sorts, living in the moment and fearless of any challenge, not because of bravery, but willing to engage in whatever life offers, because there really is no other way.
*ERROR*: At 8:40, there was a sin for "Is there no more plants on the island?". The previous sin in the movie had him say "I've searched the entire island, and this is the last one." or so, referring to the last plant used for rope.
Not every plant can be made into rope, but i couldnt imagine using all the soft firerous palm tree bark on the island and using up all his cassette tapes lol before tying stuff together with a large leaf.
I'm guessing that is not the way that she planned it, considering that she was right outside. My guess is that she planned to meet with him and decided at the last moment that she couldn't take doing it. It was a spurt of the moment decision.
Or her husband told her off from meeting him and lied to her, saying he will talk to him first and ask if she can see Chuck. And then afterwards, knowing that his wife still loves Chuck, he lies to him that she couldn't make it and then lies to her that he didn't want to see her. Let's just say that new husband is a sneak.
Having spent considerable time on small deserted islands in the W. Pacific, there was an utter lack of large flocks of birds, swarms of flies and skeeters, crabs covering the beach, dead seaweed all over the beach, and vines choking everything (and the whole freshwater situation).
yes it was seriously lacking in insects; I was thinking if I was there I would eat all the bugs and not have to go spear fishing which is a lot harder than catching bugs...but I was thinking of ones I could find in the leaf litter and decomposing logs. :) Not skeeters/flies. I'd probably find a way to eat those though. Plus seaweed.
I watched this movie only a few days before going on vacation to Cancun 20 years ago. Tom Hanks made opening coconuts looks incredibly difficult, when I, while drunk EXPLODED multiple coconuts throwing them against rocks.
7:04 Imagine if the one package he didn't open was the one with the divorce papers in it! The poor person goes through years of a horrible, messy divorce exacerbated by him not getting the original notification in the mail and the law firm not believing him and taking advantage of it, then years later, just after his life has calmed down and the scars have healed a bit, this asshole comes and gives him the exact package that could have made his life then so much easier!
I'm pretty sure that wouldn't happen. Because they keep track of packages and they would know that these packages were loaded onto this plane that crashed. So I feel like everyone would know that their packages were lost due to the plane crash. And if not just a little digging by his lawyer with FedEx would turn up that the papers were on the plane.
I mean you could make it pretty circumstantial and have like the guy that was supposed to track the packages be sleeping or something but then your movie would end up on cinema sins lol.
I think they did it to see the surrealism that these guys had no idea what Tom went through, like he was on vacation or something because all they know about the topic come from Gilligan's Island reruns. lol
wcemichael yeah but they sinned that you cant boil sea water and make it drinkable you actually can if you use leafs to collect the steam from the boiled water into a separate object from the salt water
I hear he’s in Australia making a sequel. Well, maybe. All I heard was something about two weeks in complete isolation, on an island in the middle of nowhere with another Wilson.
1. Also on the coast of an island in the South Pacific/Coral Sea. Gold Coast, Queensland. 2. Stayed at Oracle Apartments next to two Chinese cuisine restaurants, Sky Broadbeach and Aussie China Kitchen. 3. Side street next to Oracle, Charles Avenue, for Chuck Noland. 4. The filming a movie about the life of Elvis Presley. 13:37 "Chuck likes to play songs ..., his favorite artist, Elvis Presley." 5. Elvis sings hospital appropriate songs, Fever and Burning Love. "Hunka, hunka, of CoVid Love."
The Super Bowl commercial the following Super Bowl was priceless: "So what's in that last package?" "Nothing big. Just a GPS unit, a fishing pole and some seeds" :P
You can boil sea water to make it drinkable though! You boil it and use a filter catchment over the steam to collect the moisture which is pure high quality h2o.
Hat's off. If I ever have to survive stranding on a desert island, I hope you can keep me alive. If you're a hot 18 year old blue eyed blonde girl, even better.
I can't believe you didn't mention when he buried that Fed Ex guy that washed ashore with his leather belt and tie! Not to mention not stripping him of the extra set of clothes.
10:53 She's clearly extremely emotionally vulnerable with the shock of Tom being back, and we literally see her husband talking her out of going in. He probably just took advantage of her shocked state to ensure that he was there, instead of her.
3:40 - "One thing this movie does extremely well is long takes..." OMG, yes...thank you for pointing that out. That directing style is so missing from today's films. We need more directors that take after Sergio Leone and David Lean.
Surprised you never mentioned her casual greeting of Chuck. "I saw you coming up the drive" or something like that.After 4 years and thinking he was dead she reacted like he'd just been away for the weekend.
I got the impression she was in denial about her true feelings for him having to hide them because of the new situation she was in being married. I think that's how we were supposed to take it considering her complete change when she ran down the driveway.
You missed a glaring one... No island would be locked in a ring of waves, there would always be a lee side where there would be clear sailing or paddling not to mention that there would be certain times of the year where there would be no giant waves.
You can in fact boil salt water to make it drinkable, in fact the saran-wrap/shrink around the box will help that matter. What you do is dig a hole in the sand until you reach the point where the water starts pooling up. Then you widen the hole until the sun can easily shine directly into it and place some sort of cup in the center in a way that the salt water won't get in it. From there you cover the hole with a singpe layer of saran wrap and after securing it in place wit a bunch of rocks, place a small rock just above the cup. Alternatively if he has a pot, he can more or less do the same by placing the cup in the pot of water and covering it with an upside down lid so that when the steam becomes water again, it will drip down into the cup.
That doesn't work because the water boils. The water in the hole or pot is cool. The sun heats the air on the other side of the plastic and the water condensates on the plastic, but leaves the salt behind. It then drops into the cup or container. Robert Redford's character does this in "All is Lost".
So that was what he passed up from opening. Oh well, they had to make a movie. But FedEx is a top line company on any of their transports they would not take the chances of lossing their packages. They keep track of every package right. So losing a plane is not in the cards unless it been insured for everything.
In fact one thing I’ve always wondered is how did he not develop skin cancer after 4 years of constant exposure to tropical sunlight without sunscreen?
There was actually a FedEx commercial where a shipwrecked man resembling Tom Hanks delivered the box and asked the woman what was in it. It was an assortment of 'silly things' like a satellite phone, fish hooks, veggie seed, etc...
This movie just made me cry over a volleyball, a volleyball. Doesn’t that deserve a sin off? No. No it doesn’t but here’s a sin off. Narrator saying he won’t do a thing. It doing that same thing in that next shot cliche, here’s a sin.
In the DVD, there's a special feature where the director was asked what was in the package. He answered, "A waterproof, solar powered, satellite cell phone."
One bit that bugged me was that when he buried the guy he found, he didn't take his belt. I mean, it could have used for a lot more than just holding pants up.
Hospital sounds logical, but he seems perfectly "transportable" when the ship finds him. So i assume a Chopper fetched him from that ship because that containership will surely not get to a close by harbor for just one person. From that point on i see no reason why he could not be transported to a Tenessee Hospital after a few days max.
I thought they were talking about the moment he makes contact with other humans for the first time in four years and they all go “Who are you? Where did you come from?” and stuff. That would have been dramatic and enthralling.
Right, a ship wouldn't change it's course unless it's a huge emergency. The ship was also probably too remote for a helicopter to reach it as well. I bet the ship took a while to reach it's next stop and then Chuck spent a few weeks at a hospital to recover properly. I don't think they should have put up the four weeks title. It's reasonable to assume he's on the plane some time afterwards.
The biggest sin for me is that he had grown all that badass hair and that badass beard and got all tan and fit and then four weeks after being rescued he's clean cut and shaved and all covered up and tanless.
MrChrisnrali hey jabroni, the guy was doing the full Keto Diet on that island 🌴 and was looking so good brah. no friggin way he was EVER gonna get skin cancer
The fact that you didn't take at least 5 sins off for the tooth-knocking scene is a sin, man. That is one of the most memorable movie moments ever put to film.
well uck maybe if he opened it instead of living back in like 300 bc he'd be safe in know time but ou get bad luck when you open and no bad luck when you do not so also how the fuck did he still know how to drive a 1992 jeep cherokee and have liscence in the beginning it clearly said expires january 2002 and since the movie beginning took place in 2000 yea sorry butit means his liscene is now 2 years expired and hes like fuck it i never drovei n 4 eyars and i lived in 300 bc for 4 years imma drive a expired liscencer :/
I'm pretty sure someone asked Robert Zemeckis what was in the box, and his actual answer was something like "a satellite phone, a machete, and a lighter." Apparently in a deleted scene, the script says it was homemade salsa verde.
In the script and deleted scene, on the internet , it was 2 bottles of salsa Verde and a letter sent to from the wife to her husband about getting back together. When the truck 1st leaves the ranch you see both names above the entrance and at the end only her name. Zemeckis sat phone coment was said as a joke b4 the DVD release.
Loved this commentary - it was actually very funny! Film fact though, when Hanks is 'castaway' there is no incidental or other music while he is alone.
I would like to point out that he might have survival training and you can, in fact, get fresh water on a beach. It involves digging a hole about 100 feet from the shore line just behind the first dune. It's called a beach well.
Wilson gave the performance of a lifetime here. I really BELIEVED that he was a volleyball.
Anthony S : It’s called method acting.
Danny Devito does good work
Anthony S lmao.
Anthony S I know I couldn’t believe it when I figured out he’s a handball
I have his autograph he's a cool dude
You should have sinned that his welcome home buffet was seafood. Like you said, they obviously didn't consider his mental health.
Korean Pathfinder That was probably the point of those scenes. It's pretty depressing and makes me feel bad for Chuck at that point lol
Actually, considering all he'd been eating for years was seafood, so suddenly stuffing him full of unfamiliar stuff (especially American fare, high in salt and fat) would have upset his digestive system. Great first night home spent entirely in the bathroom.
I'm not a psychiatrist and I've never been stranded on a desert island but I highly doubt that seafood on the buffet would trigger some sort of episode. He's just sick of eating seafood, not traumatized by it.
Oh, I wasn't saying that it would cause him to have a breakdown or something like that. I just meant there should have been at least one guy who was like, "Hey everyone, he's been eating this stuff for years now. Maybe he's bored of it and it would be nice to give him something different."
I would've sinned the fact that there was a buffet in the first place. His face after everyone leaves says it, basically, "oh look, I just spent 4 years on the verge of starvation, having to scrounge up every last mouthful and eating ANYTHING necessary to make it to the next day, and they all just leave this here to be thrown out. There's a month's worth of food here. Easily. Wasteful fothermuckers."
I want to see the sequel where Wilson gets rescued and reunited with Tom Hanks.
tom hanks has nothing to do with wilson
And marry his gay buddy ,football
I wanna see the sequel which is just a 2 hour long performance of message in a bottle
@Heather Swanson now I'm sad that this isn't what actually happens ☹
Robot chicken already did it
Imagine how sad Wilson will be when he comes back and finds Tom got another volleyball
Wilson jnr
The movie isn't about him being a castaway. It's about him surviving only to find he had been cast away.
Dayum.
Whoah.
This
Damn..... that’s just depressing
Holy cow I'm dense never picked up on this. Even the title is two words. Nice job
This movie should've ended with him finding out that unopened package had a satellite phone with full batteries, a swiss knife and a gps
I've read that the director said that a satellite phone is exactly what he had in mind to be inside that unopened box.
Yeah it was ruining the movie's realism when he didn't open it
Haha that would of been funny as fuck
Yeah and a blow up doll
KMN moment. Except the water may have ruined the phone unless in a water proof bag.
#1 He lost Wilson.
brainflash1 his name was VOIT, dumbass
Temmie Plays! 😂
brainflash1 the modern day equivalent is him throwing it away shouting, "Begone thot!"
What's the thing with that last sin though? Because I know at least two other movies that are definetly longer than Cast Away, and are most definetly worse
50 sins just for that
To be fair, the opening segment sets Chuck's personality as an smart, obsesive and control-freak guy before getting him finally lose the control of the situation and life
Yea basically this reviewer hates character development.
10:14 That four weeks was probably recovery time, spent in a hospital. Or on the freighter that picked him up.
And he was invited to the White House, where President Trump served him cold McDonald's food.
@@MrDavidh4 that doesnt make sense
@@MrDavidh4 That would be better than being served seafood like in that buffet. At least Trump was considerate
After all he'd been through, four weeks seemed like an awfully short amount of time for him to recover and start attending corporate gigs.
"So, I went to the White House...again. And I met the president of these United States...again..."
1000 sins for cinemasins for saying "run Tommy " instead of "run forest run " at 2:52.
Golden opportunity wasted.
Disagree, jokes too easy, thats a DreamWorks level of easy joke
@NCR Ranger overrule
@@sultanag3612 ORDER!!! ORDER IN MY COURTROOM YOU DIRTY BASTARDS!!
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@@kevinjohnson7300 sorry your honor
exactly!!!😂
@11:37 An often overlooked scene that I loved. He sees everyone out then turns and stares at all the leftover food for a solid 30 seconds. You know that his mind is reeling with all the memories of almost starving to death and now he's staring at an entire table of food to be thrown away, deep stuff.
And its seafood. Of all things.
Uh, no.
thrown away? what kind of idiotic psychopath throws away food?
@@vladtepes97 i mean thats a lot of food for one person.
Not all of it will be eaten before it goes bad.
So yeah a lot of it will be thrown out.
@@SupremeCommanderBaiser No kidding. Who the hell was in charge of making the catering arrangements? I would have like pizza or some junk. If I were stuck on an island out in the Pacific for 1500 days, the last I want is freakin' fish and crab. SOMEBODY GET ME A DAMN BURGER!
one thing I actually liked about this move compared to other movies is the way it spent extended time on the intro showing u the characters, and the ending finalising the story, most movies spend 1 or 2 minutes on this in the before n after the main act. And leave much to be questioned or assumed, I like the way this movie did it
No sin for his name being Chuck Noland? No...land?
Fuck
Fuck you chuck No-land.
Fuck
There's more: C. Noland - *see* not land
Super Dingo- Sea, No Land
Sin number 60 which was "Also wasn't making rope of the plants on the island? So are those completely gone?" The answer is YES! In fact in the previous scene which you sinned the movie for, "character does thing after saying he isn't going to do the thing cliché." That scene began with him saying, "I have gone around the entire island and this is last of it." Which is referring to the plant he was using to make the rope. One sin removed.
Yeah, it's been years since I watched this movie, but I clearly remember him sitting next to Wilson and dropping the plants saying that there is no more to make rope after checking the entire island.
stonecoldku
Except palm fronds have long fibers perfect for making rope. And sails. And trunks for canoes.
Making rope out of coconut hair is also very strong.
But he clearly doesn't know how to make rope from those. It's not much different or complicated, but it's still not a skill he had.
DD
He was a super outdoors sailor guy.
Fun fact: FEDEX not only didn’t pay for ad placement they were initially against their inclusion in this movie, as it displays their plane RANDOMLY EXPLODING. They did eventually relent and gave their permission.
Also, after the movies release, the number of applications for FEDEX more than doubled for several months
Damn. Well played.
@puiterken Yeah, lol. And also, 1:20 - 1:29 - Take that, US postal service! Lol.
Chuck going out of his way to rescue the packages while alone on a deserted island would be an awesome ad for the company
I love how you put randomly exploded in all caps. Yeah that is a bitch. 😂😂😂😂
Wasnt part of the reason for agreement to include them actually "the fedex packages washing up on shore were deemed useful to tom hanks' survival throughout the film, and hence paint fedex's reliability in a favorable light. Fedex will always ship what you need, where you need it!"?
I think one of the details of this movie that I always find amusing was the fact that at the party they had a huge seafood buffet for a man who had survived on a remote island and ate nothing…but fish…for four years straight.
Actually Tom did start that fire in real life. It's in the behind the scenes that's with the DVD.
DarkAgeDanny yeah and you literally said there where no more plants to make ropes out of. And then this guys gives a sin for Tom getting te rope
He also almost died for this movie by getting so skinny
WHAT? Almost died???? He's not at a bad weight!!! Dope.
@@SonnyGTA Bad weight, in term of him being that skinny for the role.
SonnyGTA maybe he did it too fast? Idk. I’m a wrestler and I also train mma, boxing, and jiu jitsu. And wrestling I cut weight the most in very little amount of time. Sometimes I actually DO feel like I’m dying
4:15
1. Take your salt water, put it in a pot.
2. Cover that pot with one of those big ass tropical island leaves, about a foot above the pot.
3. Boil your salt water.
4. Collect the fresh water running down the leaf from the condensing steam.
5. Extend middle finger in general direction of cinemasins.
First you need a pot...
+Black6659 or a plastic bag
just thumbed up your comment, BUT you DO need POT
Rawflcounsel76 I think the plastic bag thing is actually correct.
It took him a while to get a fire going. Reevaluate what you just said.
I'm sinning his girlfriend for "You're the love of my life" yet he's back in 4 years and she's got a 3 year old by another dude. How long was that search and mourning? Wasn't she reluctant to commit? Wtf happened
It's totally realistic though. People are needy douchebags.
@@aaacomp1 Yeah. My neighbours wife died because of cancer and he had a new one in like 2 weeks. Engagement and everything.
sounds like maybe she didn't really die of "cancer".
@@JokersSerious conspiracy theories in my neighborhood? Finally something exciting :P
Remito that means that he had a girlfriend before his wife died 😒
4:18 Actually you can take salt water and make it potable by boiling it, but you would need to capture the vapors that are boiling off and basically condense it back down by cooling it into another container (A type of distillation). You can also achieve this with two water bottles, or even a small cup in a bucket of salt water with a cellophane covering that has a rock in the middle (not that he has those supplies, but it's doable). Also, I believe they show he is not only getting water off leaves but winds up drinking a lot of coconut water/milk.
Yeah but coconut milk is a natural laxative and cannot be consumed indefinitely
But just pure coconut water makes you shit your self from diarrhoea and you’ll die , ironically, from dehydration cause you’ll shit out all the water in your buddy
@@Sean.R well, if you had too much
Boiling certainly works to make distilled water but actually you just need the salt water container to be at a higher temp than the condensate container, and connect the two (from the top) with a tube/hose/pipe. Like set it in the sun and have the condensate container in the shade. Vapor pressure does the rest. It will be slow so will need several containers operating.
@@RavenMatthew Of course that's what he did. But hopefully it rains often enough.
7:04 The first time I watched this movie, I actually thought that's how it'd end; he'd get to the place, deliver it, and it would be like a sat-phone or survival knife/kit or flares or something like that!
"During a Q&A session at USC, Robert Zemeckis was asked what was in the unopened package. He replied that it was a waterproof, solar-powered satellite phone." -imdb
Alaric, that doesn't really count if it's not in the film. So many things retconned or they say "oh, it was meant to be this", when there's no proof. Like how in The Room, the mother apparently was cured from cancer midway through. Or also regarding The Room, Wiseau apparently meant for it to be an intentionally terrible movie.
Basically, that statement is useless and more of just a joke unless it's actually put in the film.
He was joking and said right after that, that it was up for interpretation. Just like the suit case in pulp fiction
More than likely it would have been something Chuck would have to find a use for like the ice skates and VHS tapes. How rare are satellite phones, even today?
There's actually a FedEx commercial that plays this scenario out
"This movie made me cry over a *VOLLEYBALL* "
It damn sure did.
Heck no. I did not cry over that product placement. The whole Fedex and Wilson thing ruined the movie.
@@lorraine9242 we wouldn’t even have this movie without the product placement...
@@lorraine9242 if he did not have that volleyball he would have went insane
If you didn’t cry your not human
I had an inkling Wilson would "die" sooner or later. And it turned out I was right...😒😭
But the thing with fedex is the concept of time. That the character’s life is constructed around the clock, he’s always mindful of time and striving for greater efficiency, and then time stops and his relationship with time is re-examined. His role with fed ex at the start emphasises the juxtaposition of his eventual situation
ofc, good point
What's so unbelievable to me is that those Fed Ex packages washed up not only to the shore of the island but right up onto the shore of where Hanks was camped out, and it was a number of packages all washed up together in a group! Unless the plane crash happened literally no more than 50 to 100 meters out. But even if the crash did happen only 100 meters from the shore Hanks was on, and then after a completely demolished aircraft, complete with a detached engine that caught on fire, those packages managed to float away from that kind of a catastrophic mess, float in just the direction that would lead straight to the shore Hanks was on, and after all that still remain intact enough to where Hanks could open them up like you'd open a package delivered to your door at home, and the products inside the packages were still undamaged?? And just those packages from a huge crash show up and nothing else, no pieces of wreckage from the crash floating about, no debris, nothing else at all washing up onto the shore?? It may be me, but that seemed just so astronomically unlikely
@@mot00rzysta See my above reply. I think I've got a good point also
Tom Hanks. The only actor that can make cry cry over a Volleyball named Wilson floating away
I will protect the volleyball at all costs.
I will protect Wilson at all costs.
my uncle worked on the special effects of this movie. The island was in Fiji.
That's awesome!!! 😃😃
The special FX of the plane crash ? Or the fake big waves around the island ?
this movie was shot in the Mamanuca Islands of Fiji
@@night0wl438 And no big waves around them. They have been added.
@@a.m.studios6126
The movie was shot over a 2 year span. This was done for Tom Hanks to loose weight and grow a beard. The waves were not added in because they filmed it at different times.
The film isn’t about survival, it’s about how the world and people go on living even if you’re suddenly taken out of the picture and how they “cast you away”
Oh, snap!
That scene where he has to knock out his own abscessed tooth is a great motivator. Every time I have to go to the dentist, I remind myself of that scene and how much worse it could be to not go.
Anonymous Anonymous Not how iv’s work
That is excellent motivation! I personally love the dentist because I'm weird, but I often tell reluctant friends and family about the tooth I had to have removed, or all the skulls I've seen with dental abscesses so huge I could fit the top joint of my thumb into them. Yeah, that s**t eats into the bone. Then it gets int your blood or marrow and it's lights out.
And there are many methods of sedation which are used by different health care providers in different situations, there's no need to fight. You've had different experiences because you had different needs and different providers.
Teeth are actually quite hard to remove. The dentist took 2 hours to remove one of my molars and even when it finally came out, the root had broken off and had to be cut out in the hospital and the wound stitched. 45 minutes of those 2 hours was without sedation because I had already recieved the maximum amount. Needless to say, I cried like a child even though I was 30 years old. Point being: brush your teeth :)
Wise words. Ive had an abscessed tooth and i was to arrogant to go to the dentist before it became a hospital problem. It was the 2nd most painful thing in my life, my face swole to twice its size on one side. I would puncture my gums with a knife because it hurt less than the tooth.
raydunakin THIS COMMENT. I know, without a shadow of a doubt, that I could not have done what he did with that ice skate. First of all, it wouldn’t work. Second of all, that it wouldn’t work means that I’d be in an ENORMOUSLY amount of more pain. What if the tooth just broke off at the surface? Now you’re in LIFE-ALTERING AGONY...and it’s still abscessed and now the nerves are exposed. I never felt that scene was believable.
1. If the wind is blowing toward the island (from the Castaway's perspective), surely, on the other side of the island, the wind is blowing away from it. So, once the raft is built, it is only a matter of rowing halfway round the island in the shallows to catch the seaward wind and head out to open water. No need to wait for the wind to change.
2. Why are there no birds on the island? It would seem to be a natural nesting site, given that there are no predators and abundant seafood.
3.Why doesn't he build a signal fire on the mountain? Wait for a fine day with clear air, build a fire-pit on the mountaintop, start a fire with clean driftwood, throw on some green or rotten wood, huge cloud of smoke and steam, visible for miles. Repeat as necessary.
yea because some ecomentilist will com and issue him a ticket for illegal fires and pollution
Good stuff to know for if anyone reading this gets stranded on an island at some point.
I suppose making that climb countless times carrying wood isn't worth it.
#2 -- birds only fly out to the middle of the ocean to die. Think of how far from land it is to that island, birds are great, but one reason they can mirgrate so far over land is the availability of frequent rest stops. Over the ocean, there's nowhere to rest and so no birds managed to ever make it to the (what could possibly be a fairly young volcanic) island.
#3 it could be possible that the first time he made fire he burned all the best wood for signaling. Still, agreed. He likely wouldn’t need to burn on the mountain top, because if you build a fire big enough you could just use green branches to make a smoke signal visible for maybe hundreds of miles.
Another cent for the fact that she marries his dentist… Who is named Spaulding… After four years of being on an island with the Volleyball named Wilson
Chuck tells Wilson in the film that he has a dentist named Spaulding.
*sin
His name isnt spaulding
@@Maks-qs4yi Yes it is. Watch the movie again.
Chuck dentist was Spalding.He must be the one who introduced Helen to her husband Jerry Lovett, 'cause he was a dentist too.
No sin for the fact that they have *seafood* for the main entree at the party?
Quick 😂😂
or you can take one off for the hilarious irony
@Quick I would've taken off one for that little scene where he just gazes at the food. 4 years of struggling to get the bare minimum, and now here it is, literally on a silver platter as if it was nothing to think about. Quite powerful.
and coconut.
Having seafood is actually appropriate in that scenario. There is a real life castaway story about a woman who survived at sea in a similar fashion, eating only creatures from the sea for a very long time. When she returned she gorged herself on any and everything that was not seafood and because her body had become so accustomed to it, the shock of having to digest the new diversity of food all at once eventually killed her just weeks after being rescued. Super sad. ~_~
I love when he sins really popular movies. I can't watch a movie now without having the mind set of Jeremy. Whenever there's a crash I think "and they survive this."
montia larson I swear my over-watching of this channel makes me think like Jeremy when I watch movies. Fuck you Jeremy.
montia larson I always say roll credits in my head
Charlie Jones I say it aloud.
Same, he literally turned me into a cinamasins/cinamawins clone, and my family hates it when I say it out loud xD
"They survive this", "This works", and "Roll credits" are my three favorites to say while watching a new movie. My wife hates it, but it's like an addiction at this point. Sounds like we need to form an CSA "CinemaSins Anonymous".
I feel like there could have been a sin for the food that they brought him after he got back from the island it was all Seafood he had been eating seafood for years if it was me I would have been like get this man a burger and a beer and some wings 😁
or as a wise man once said Hmmmmmmmmmm donuts
*goddamn, mother nature, did you maybe overdo it on the coconut security?!*
the moment I choked on my tea
This movie had too many skipping the best bits :(
Lol, I read it as “the moment I choked on my tree”
moiraine_damodred lmooo
Joey Jo-Jo Junior Shabadoo same could be said to you
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Actually, you can boil saltwater to make it drinkable. You just have to have a means by which to catch the evaporated water. The salt will get left behind.
Distillation?
A few palm fronds would be good enough to capture condensate.
A couple coconut shells to catch the run off.
Low efficiency, but you have unlimited salt water.
@Kalashnicough AK47 its distillation to achieve desalination
Or you could just drink the coconut milk.
Ryder Hartshorn yes. My point is, that still involves boiling the water for purification.
"Did Mother Nature overdo it on the coconut security?" LMAO
I tried to crack open a coconut from the supermarket once. It ended with me lying on the floor of my workroom, softly sobbing as I futily hit the coconut with a ballpeen hammer.
I lost it at that part lmfao
Yeah fuck they are tough bastards X)
I don't think so but it was thinking of sending the seeds on a sea voyage. Spread it as far as it can go.
@@marccolten9801 ha ha ha sorry man but I had the same problem. Grandma want us to learn from scratch. But most store coconuts have the husk removed. She must have known people to set us up. First thing we went after was the milk. Then we slammed it into Grandpa's dump truck it worked. Of course we rapped it in a towel. It's not what she want. Supposedly there is an intelligent way of doing it. After seeing use eating our own coconuts she did not make an issue of it. An over the decades I've tried different ways of getting into it. If I'm in a hurry just hit it hard with the hammer on the side. Between the three eyes is the easy way.
When he calls out hello and predator answers on the outtakes! …..priceless! 😂😂
I always love Tom's acting when he makes the fire. It's so real.
Yes! 😃😃
I recently felt the same getting to have a fire in my parents' old cabin fireplace in their garden. Took me some time, the joy was great.
Reactions in rapid succession;
1. You're actually doing a CinemaSin of CAST AWAY?!
2. You've never done a CinemaSin of Cast Away?
Did anyone else cry or almost cry when he lost Wilson in the ocean 😭😭😭😢
No I cried when he didn’t open the box
The worst part is that he'd be able to watch Wilson floating away for hours, if not days.
Yep! 😳😳😳
Cried my face off
if you didn't cry or almost cry there you're probably a psycopath
Losing Wilson and Andy giving up his toys....2 of the most heart-wrenching movie scenes in cinematic history
I always thought the scene where Kelly’s husband comes in was him being intimidated by Tom Hanks re-entering her life and what that might mean for their marriage. Because after he walks out Tom Hanks looks out the window and she’s clearly trying to come in and see him as her husband turns her around and puts her back in the car.
That scene was so frustrating to watch
Yea that guy was a d bag
@@ohiostate1629 Well he's "Mr Big" he has to be a D-bag.
I mean Kelly and he could just be good friends and she can keep her husband. No need to completely cut him off... but her current husband is too controlling. Refuses to accept Kelly's free will. So she needs to dump him. No sense in staying married to a controlling man who disrespects free will. Then she can decide if she wants to remarry Chuck, be his friend, or let him go. Her choice. Her autonomy.
Kelly should have become a bigamist. Eventually that will be legalised!
The near ending of the movie reminds me of Forrest Gump. The Tom Hanks 'Chuck' character is talking to Kelly Frears ( played by Helen Hunt ), when they are in her house talking about her daughter. In Forrest Gump, Forrest ( Tom Hanks ) talks to Jenny ( who looks like Helen Hunt in Cast Away, haircut and all ), and they are in her apartment talking about her son.
Chuck: “is he smart or does he ship via USPS?”
I like how Tom has 3 "storm at sea" movie connections. Cast Away, Forrest Gump, and Joe vs volcano. One's on a shrimp boat, one's on a raft after a shipwreck, and one's on a raft after a plane crash. Tom likes those ocean storms
Well for one thing I never could figure why the cameraman never bothered to help. The cameraman just kept filming.
Having just encountered the stupidest person alive, I have to ask... what are your thoughts on religion? For, or against?
I'm pretty sure it was a joke
Joshuanight332 r/whoooooosh
r/wooosh
Hugh Mungus
I'm confused
One of the most enjoyable, thought-provoking, self-reflective, impactful movies I have ever seen in my life. It was more of a pure experience than merely watching a flick. Don’t care how many flaws you find that violate the credentials of a picture-perfect Hollywood production, the movie set its own visceral, real true-to-life standard, that puts it into a genre all of its own. Hanks was nothing less than awesome in his transformation from a true-blue loyal high level company employee, ever-rising and with the highest standard of integrity and dedication in humankind, to a stripped to the core zen master of sorts, living in the moment and fearless of any challenge, not because of bravery, but willing to engage in whatever life offers, because there really is no other way.
Bravo. The intent of a critic is to be a critic.
Hollywood fake- as usual!
That Wilson scene is much more emotional than when he and Kelly kissed in the rain.
It wasn't quite Cary Grant and Irene Dunne, was it?
*ERROR*: At 8:40, there was a sin for "Is there no more plants on the island?". The previous sin in the movie had him say "I've searched the entire island, and this is the last one." or so, referring to the last plant used for rope.
yeah they dont even watch these movies.
I guess he'd have to wait for more to grow or did he kill them all and make them extinct?
Not every plant can be made into rope, but i couldnt imagine using all the soft firerous palm tree bark on the island and using up all his cassette tapes lol before tying stuff together with a large leaf.
the sin at 8:40 is how stupid it is that there is only the one plant, because if there was one, there was bound to be others.
The movie evan says that he was running out of time or he would have made more out of vhs tape
WILSOOOOOOOOOON
My name's VOIT dumbass!!
Gotta love references lol
lol It was just sitting there... I kinda had to do it.
RAWWWLIINNNGGGGS!!!!!!! LMFAO!!!!
MUUUURRPPPHHH!!!!!
Missed the chance to have Tom yelling at his ball and saying "YOU. ARE. A. TOY!!!"
I dare you to sin Shawshank Redemption.
I thought they said they will never do it.
Сергей Мешков even the ass-est of holes have boundaries.
How will he sin that? The movie is AMAZING!
I already know one: narration
Not shawshank
When Wilson was lost I cried more than jack in the titanic. It was so much sadder, change my mind. I dare you.
Same here.
the ball was smarter than jack
I won't change ur mind. Cuz I agree.
I cried more for Wilson than Helen Hunt.
As Wilson floated away Tom should’ve shouted out…Wilson, you’re the love of my life
I feel like the sending her husband scene should be more than one sin
I'm guessing that is not the way that she planned it, considering that she was right outside. My guess is that she planned to meet with him and decided at the last moment that she couldn't take doing it. It was a spurt of the moment decision.
Or her husband told her off from meeting him and lied to her, saying he will talk to him first and ask if she can see Chuck.
And then afterwards, knowing that his wife still loves Chuck, he lies to him that she couldn't make it and then lies to her that he didn't want to see her.
Let's just say that new husband is a sneak.
@@z2yn Yeah that's what I thought too. The husband kept her from going in.
@@z2yn That's exactly what I thought upon first viewing. From his body language to the way he tries to stop her afterwards. That dude was an a-hole
Having spent considerable time on small deserted islands in the W. Pacific, there was an utter lack of large flocks of birds, swarms of flies and skeeters, crabs covering the beach, dead seaweed all over the beach, and vines choking everything (and the whole freshwater situation).
dont forget the washed up plastic rubbish
a place without mosquitoes that isnt covered in ice is as close to paradise as you will find.
yes it was seriously lacking in insects; I was thinking if I was there I would eat all the bugs and not have to go spear fishing which is a lot harder than catching bugs...but I was thinking of ones I could find in the leaf litter and decomposing logs. :) Not skeeters/flies. I'd probably find a way to eat those though. Plus seaweed.
What situation caused you to spend time there?
The 4 weeks later thing could be related to how long containerships are at sea. Sometimes they are at sea for a month without docking
*I wonder if he went into that cave on the island and found out who his parents were...?* 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
He'd probably find a bunch of mirrors
Wilson should have won an oscar
I watched this movie only a few days before going on vacation to Cancun 20 years ago. Tom Hanks made opening coconuts looks incredibly difficult, when I, while drunk EXPLODED multiple coconuts throwing them against rocks.
Yeah ostrich eggs are way harder to open than coconuts LOL
Maybe next CinemaSins should Sin Forrest Gump.
Or he should sin My Little Pony The Movie.
I agree
and Green Mile
Yiisss
Caleb Montes I don’t think the mlp movie is a big enough movie to be considered for a cinemasins video.
7:04 Imagine if the one package he didn't open was the one with the divorce papers in it!
The poor person goes through years of a horrible, messy divorce exacerbated by him not getting the original notification in the mail and the law firm not believing him and taking advantage of it, then years later, just after his life has calmed down and the scars have healed a bit, this asshole comes and gives him the exact package that could have made his life then so much easier!
Actually, there are a bunch of storylines they could have put in like that that would be hilarious!
I'm pretty sure that wouldn't happen. Because they keep track of packages and they would know that these packages were loaded onto this plane that crashed. So I feel like everyone would know that their packages were lost due to the plane crash. And if not just a little digging by his lawyer with FedEx would turn up that the papers were on the plane.
3665, dammit. Reality takes all the fun out of jokes. Still, there are variations on this that could have possibly worked.
I mean you could make it pretty circumstantial and have like the guy that was supposed to track the packages be sleeping or something but then your movie would end up on cinema sins lol.
Hello, Micah.
You forgot the sin about him eating nothing but fish, then coming home and having a seafood party. I WANT A STEAK.
That what I was thinking when I first saw this movie. Absolutely no one planned ahead on that party lol.
I think they did it to see the surrealism that these guys had no idea what Tom went through, like he was on vacation or something because all they know about the topic come from Gilligan's Island reruns. lol
wcemichael This was one of my complaints back when this movie came out as well. So glad I see someone else feeling the same on that!😂😂👏👏👏
wcemichael yeah but they sinned that you cant boil sea water and make it drinkable you actually can if you use leafs to collect the steam from the boiled water into a separate object from the salt water
wcemichael ME TOO!!!! AND FRENCH FRIES!!!! 🥩🍟
I love this movie so much. I’m personally forgiving all sins. It’s perfect.
I hear he’s in Australia making a sequel. Well, maybe. All I heard was something about two weeks in complete isolation, on an island in the middle of nowhere with another Wilson.
Fishbulb nah
this comment WINS.
Now him and his wife have the Corona virus... hope they recover..:-(
@@Chitownhomestead r/wooooosh
1. Also on the coast of an island in the South Pacific/Coral Sea. Gold Coast, Queensland.
2. Stayed at Oracle Apartments next to two Chinese cuisine restaurants, Sky Broadbeach and Aussie China Kitchen.
3. Side street next to Oracle, Charles Avenue, for Chuck Noland.
4. The filming a movie about the life of Elvis Presley. 13:37 "Chuck likes to play songs ..., his favorite artist, Elvis Presley."
5. Elvis sings hospital appropriate songs, Fever and Burning Love. "Hunka, hunka, of CoVid Love."
The Super Bowl commercial the following Super Bowl was priceless:
"So what's in that last package?"
"Nothing big. Just a GPS unit, a fishing pole and some seeds" :P
Whatever it was it belonged to the redhead in the truck. Her name was Bettina which was the name at the ranch entrance
Nope. It was feminine sanitary pads, a box of trick exploding cigars and a copy of Teach Yourself Swahili For Dummies.
You can boil sea water to make it drinkable though! You boil it and use a filter catchment over the steam to collect the moisture which is pure high quality h2o.
What container would Hanks' character use to boil the water? Coconut shells? I think you are coconut.
Timothy Anderson A conch shell can take higher temperatures than boiling point. Smartass
Hat's off. If I ever have to survive stranding on a desert island, I hope you can keep me alive. If you're a hot 18 year old blue eyed blonde girl, even better.
came to comments to say this. +1
Timothy Anderson ah but alas, i too am a neckbeardz
I can't believe you didn't mention when he buried that Fed Ex guy that washed ashore with his leather belt and tie! Not to mention not stripping him of the extra set of clothes.
Everything wrong with Inglorious Basterds.
Miss spelling the movie's title. Ding!
Aggad sin counter: 1
Aggad everything wrong with Reservoir Dogs
better: eww boondock saints
QuantomX actually he spelled it correctly
He meant the producers of the movie spelt bastards wrong
Is it weird that every time I watch a Tom Hanks movie I close my eyes and imagine Woody is saying his lines?
Is it weird that I'll be doing this from now on too?
@@jonineese6487 😂😂
Make it trending
yes
There a snake in my boot
This movie has so much real emotion I thought it was a real story as a kid
@IfYouDisagreeYouAreWrong I also thought forest gump was real too
@@anounamiss4653 Yeah. It showed him shaking president JFK's.hand
It’s been well documented that there have been people marooned on islands for however amount of time. So In a way it kinda is real 😂
10:53 She's clearly extremely emotionally vulnerable with the shock of Tom being back, and we literally see her husband talking her out of going in. He probably just took advantage of her shocked state to ensure that he was there, instead of her.
Still a dick move on her behalf
3:40 - "One thing this movie does extremely well is long takes..." OMG, yes...thank you for pointing that out. That directing style is so missing from today's films. We need more directors that take after Sergio Leone and David Lean.
I can't believe it has been exactly 20 years since this movie dropped in theaters
Surprised you never mentioned her casual greeting of Chuck. "I saw you coming up the drive" or something like that.After 4 years and thinking he was dead she reacted like he'd just been away for the weekend.
I got the impression she was in denial about her true feelings for him having to hide them because of the new situation she was in being married. I think that's how we were supposed to take it considering her complete change when she ran down the driveway.
“Somehow his mental health was entirely ignored...” Yeah that sounds true
You missed a glaring one...
No island would be locked in a ring of waves, there would always be a lee side where there would be clear sailing or paddling not to mention that there would be certain times of the year where there would be no giant waves.
That's another great interesting factoid. Had no idea about that. Thx. Love learning random useful/useless knowledge? Whatever.
You can in fact boil salt water to make it drinkable, in fact the saran-wrap/shrink around the box will help that matter. What you do is dig a hole in the sand until you reach the point where the water starts pooling up. Then you widen the hole until the sun can easily shine directly into it and place some sort of cup in the center in a way that the salt water won't get in it.
From there you cover the hole with a singpe layer of saran wrap and after securing it in place wit a bunch of rocks, place a small rock just above the cup.
Alternatively if he has a pot, he can more or less do the same by placing the cup in the pot of water and covering it with an upside down lid so that when the steam becomes water again, it will drip down into the cup.
Josiah Araki I’m writing this down. You never know lol
You really ought to. ...as a Native American let me assure you the whole dancing shtick doesn't work
What you are describing is distilling. "Boiling water" generally refers to purifying water by bringing it to a boil for one minute.
That doesn't work because the water boils. The water in the hole or pot is cool. The sun heats the air on the other side of the plastic and the water condensates on the plastic, but leaves the salt behind. It then drops into the cup or container. Robert Redford's character does this in "All is Lost".
The makers of the movie revealed the contents of the package.
A solar-powered, waterproof satellite phone.
So that was what he passed up from opening. Oh well, they had to make a movie.
But FedEx is a top line company on any of their transports they would not take the chances of lossing their packages. They keep track of every package right. So losing a plane is not in the cards unless it been insured for everything.
Kyle it was actually a bag of dicks lol
Kyle lmao
Marlo Gonzales
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No cellphone towers on the island to make it usable.
8:37 In the movie he literally said seconds before that none of that plants are left on the island, besides on that hill 🤔
How did he lose that island life sun tan, so quickly after being rescued?
Tans tend to fade quickly if you are not in constant exposure.
You are assuming they shot the movie in order
In fact one thing I’ve always wondered is how did he not develop skin cancer after 4 years of constant exposure to tropical sunlight without sunscreen?
.....or at the very least, how did he not get major sunburns initially until his skin acclimated to the exposure?
A lot of trees on that island. He probably didn't stay out in the sun long. Lots of covering by the trees.
"Oh! My satellite phone finally arrived! I ordered this thing more than five years ago."
If i was him i would have killed myself after that
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"She and her husband were using his jeep as a second car." I just about fell down laughing at that part of the video.
There was actually a FedEx commercial where a shipwrecked man resembling Tom Hanks delivered the box and asked the woman what was in it. It was an assortment of 'silly things' like a satellite phone, fish hooks, veggie seed, etc...
This movie just made me cry over a volleyball, a volleyball. Doesn’t that deserve a sin off? No. No it doesn’t but here’s a sin off.
Narrator saying he won’t do a thing. It doing that same thing in that next shot cliche, here’s a sin.
RomanLegion 😂😂😂😂 lol dude
Excellent. :)
Narration *sin*
That is perfect, you are a straight up G
Wow, thanks for delivering my package! I ordered this satellite phone with extra batteries more than five years ago!
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I was convinced they were going to reveal the unopened package at the end being filled with a multi-tool, lighters, and fishing tackle...
Singha Biru The package had fish sauce/seasoning according to creator.
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+Matthew the package had Lamb sauce according to gordon ramsay
Gm 454 no, it had baguettes, for me 😂
In the DVD, there's a special feature where the director was asked what was in the package. He answered, "A waterproof, solar powered, satellite cell phone."
One bit that bugged me was that when he buried the guy he found, he didn't take his belt. I mean, it could have used for a lot more than just holding pants up.
I guess to save his dignity.
I assumed the "four weeks" was time spent in a hospital recovering, which would probably not be dramatic and enthralling
They could've at least given us a 'I'm so glad you're out of the hospital' line or something then to put my mind at ease.
And/or the journey on the container ship to a port.
Hospital sounds logical, but he seems perfectly "transportable" when the ship finds him. So i assume a Chopper fetched him from that ship because that containership will surely not get to a close by harbor for just one person.
From that point on i see no reason why he could not be transported to a Tenessee Hospital after a few days max.
I thought they were talking about the moment he makes contact with other humans for the first time in four years and they all go “Who are you? Where did you come from?” and stuff. That would have been dramatic and enthralling.
Right, a ship wouldn't change it's course unless it's a huge emergency. The ship was also probably too remote for a helicopter to reach it as well. I bet the ship took a while to reach it's next stop and then Chuck spent a few weeks at a hospital to recover properly. I don't think they should have put up the four weeks title. It's reasonable to assume he's on the plane some time afterwards.
The biggest sin for me is that he had grown all that badass hair and that badass beard and got all tan and fit and then four weeks after being rescued he's clean cut and shaved and all covered up and tanless.
skin burn damage (tan) is not "healthy". neither is malnutrition.
MrChrisnrali dude, he was all sleek and tan af and you’re saying he’s better off all pale and bloated? wth brah ?
@@earthwatcher2012 it's called melanoma dude. google it.
MrChrisnrali hey jabroni, the guy was doing the full Keto Diet on that island 🌴 and was looking so good brah. no friggin way he was EVER gonna get skin cancer
The fact that you didn't take at least 5 sins off for the tooth-knocking scene is a sin, man. That is one of the most memorable movie moments ever put to film.
He came back to that killer classic Jeep Cherokee. Still a better ending than "Lost".
8:26 They had survival experts test everything for the movie. They said the VHS tape cordage was incredibly strong.
Yeah, and a single strand can be stretched out really far before it breaks, making for good cordage for other things, as well.
I contrapted stuff with it as a kid, confirm it's very strong.
The package he didn't open contained a waterproof satellite phone with a fully charged battery.
well uck maybe if he opened it instead of living back in like 300 bc he'd be safe in know time but ou get bad luck when you open and no bad luck when you do not so also how the fuck did he still know how to drive a 1992 jeep cherokee and have liscence in the beginning it clearly said expires january 2002 and since the movie beginning took place in 2000 yea sorry butit means his liscene is now 2 years expired and hes like fuck it i never drovei n 4 eyars and i lived in 300 bc for 4 years imma drive a expired liscencer :/
I'm pretty sure someone asked Robert Zemeckis what was in the box, and his actual answer was something like "a satellite phone, a machete, and a lighter."
Apparently in a deleted scene, the script says it was homemade salsa verde.
In the script and deleted scene, on the internet , it was 2 bottles of salsa Verde and a letter sent to from the wife to her husband about getting back together. When the truck 1st leaves the ranch you see both names above the entrance and at the end only her name. Zemeckis sat phone coment was said as a joke b4 the DVD release.
Howling Din Damn.
And a water purifier, some seeds, just some silly stuff.....
wait, when did Tom Hanks pee in Toy Story?
I took that as a joke.
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That scene.
@@w1lDstYLe Jesus, literally everything exists on the internet
@@w1lDstYLe wasn't expecting that haha
Right?
Say what you will, this was truly a great movie!
4:24 well actually you can boil salt water to get drinkable water.... you just need 2 containers and a path for the water vapor to go though...
^ this
Bakubaymon Well yeah, but that's distillation rather than basic boiling like he was doing.
I remember this from Voyage of the Mimi in 7th Grade!
if you didn't cry over wilson you are not human
Can we get 5000 subscribers with no videos? TBH movies don't make me cry. It's not that I'm heartless, I just don't get attached to things easily
Neither is Wilson, he's just a ball.
he he... you're probably not the only one balling over Wilson.
Can we get 5000 subscribers with no videos? Haahh thats whats i said too i always cry like a baby i actualy get into a hysteric sort of crying
When I first watched cast away I nearly cried but it felt really embarrassing to cry over a man losing a ball (that sounds so wrong)
Wilson should have resetted the counter just by existing
Loved this commentary - it was actually very funny!
Film fact though, when Hanks is 'castaway' there is no incidental or other music while he is alone.
I love this movie!
Not gonna lie...that Predator clicking sound at the end was the funniest part!
*WILLLLLLLLLLLLSOOOOOOOOOOON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
I would like to point out that he might have survival training and you can, in fact, get fresh water on a beach. It involves digging a hole about 100 feet from the shore line just behind the first dune. It's called a beach well.
Didn't he have a pool of fresh water in his cave ?