Perhaps the best speech in the whole film. Rather interesting to see how the monologue transcends Chuck Noland's circumstance. Its relevance is universal.
The part about this scene that gets me emotional is how the friend is there just listening to him talk. He doesn't say anything, he just listens to him. He lets him talk and vent and cry. You can tell that Chuck just showed up unannounced. It looks like his friend is in pajamas. But none of that matters. He knows that Chuck needs him. That, to me, is so moving. That is a real friend.
I love that. It also struck me that he was behaving like Wilson in a way by just listening. Except this time, Chuck was talking to a person and not a volleyball.
Also his friend lost his wife to cancer, and chucks monologue is a description of his friend's experience losing his wife. The whole story could be a metaphor of losing a loved one to death. Lots of depth in this movie.
A key quote that motivational speakers always say is ''no matter what hardships life throws at you, remember to be grateful every day for the things you do have''. Even though Chuck is heartbroken, he shows he is ready to heal and move on.
@@DumbDrummer92 because most people don’t get to the point that Chuck got to. Moving on and healing doesn’t happen for a lot of people. They either suffer for a long time or die to drug/alcohol abuse or suicide because they can bear the emotions.
Hardly... You should watch the movie again, it's about a man who is stranded on an island by an act of god for 4 years, and learns nothing from it. A neoliberal corporate drone who berated and abused his subordinates, so he could ride the gravy train while pretending he's helping the greater good (because 'adoption papers must go across the world in less than 87 hours or the universe will implode' lol). Calm down mailman, you're FEDEX, not a helicopter pilot delivering a heart to a transplant patient waiting at the hospital. God punished you for your insolence, and instead of learning to become a better person and treat all people better (not just your loved ones), you came out of this experience thinking "life wanted me to go on because who knows what the tide would bring"?!? Incorrigible idiot, a product of a greedy-foul system that's destroying our planet for profit. P.s: shit talking aside, Tom Hanks is a gifted actor, brought his A-game to this movie.
To all the people still watching this scene and still commenting, i say this without agenda: youre all wonderful people and i love you all. Keep breathing and wait for your sail to come in and let us know when it does.
Stan thought he'd lost Chuck in the plane crash, and he lost his wife to cancer. When Chuck came back they only really had each other left. But yes, he was a true friend who Chuck could confide in.
Fantastic scene. Certainly got me through some dark moments. If anxiety, depression and dark thoughts seem to overwhelm you, don't lose hope, (certainly seek out help but most importantly) just keep breathing and know that tomorrow brings a new sunrise. Who knows what the tide will bring in?
Thankyou all people. A few months after this tough time - I met the love of my life - It felt like my sail came in. For those interested in reading a bit further on this scene, here's my blog: lockdawg.wordpress.com/2020/08/15/a-message-of-hope-who-knows-what-the-tide-will-bring/
I won’t over-dramatize and say it saved me cause I don’t know if I was at that point, but the words he says in this scene have definitely given me hope in some dark times
I can relate to this so hard now. In January 2018 I was homeless, living in my car in the harsh winter of Wisconsin. Thinking back on those below zero nights that there was no hope and yet here I am 4 and a half years later with a good job and more money than I have ever had in my life. Never give up. Even in your lowest moments.
In 2019 my husband lost his job. I was a stay at home mom so we didn't even have my income to fall back on. We lost our house. Our dogs died. We had to move 300 miles from anyone we knew. It was hard. Covid made it harder. But we held our little family together. We quoted this scene to each other on hard days. During the hardest moments of that chapter it was "gotta keep breathing". Now that we have bounced back mentally and financially, it is more of "who knows what the tide may bring". Don't give up if you are in a dark part of your life. The sun will rise. 💙
This is what we call, when we were kids we admired the heroes, when we were adults, we understand the villain. All I say, did the world ever give us a chance? No the world never did. So why would i
Ive been struggling with mental health problems for the better part of my life, this scene hit me hard in a good way, especially the line "because tomorrow the sun will rise, who knows what the tide could bring?". Anything can change in an instant and we have power over nothing. Life can be so tough and unforgiving sometimes, but dont dismiss the beauty of it, thank you.
"I know what I have to do now: I have to keep breathing, because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide will bring in?" As stupid as it sounds, this one line has become my mantra for life. I've had tremendous anxiety & depression all my life, tried medicating myself with alcohol until I found a medication that changed my life. I rarely drink anymore, even though I still have very bad days. Life is tough, but every passing day is a battle won, and every new day is another opportunity.
Hope: one of the theological virtues. In order to have hope, we need to have faith, faith that the sun will rise again tomorrow, or ultimately, faith in God.
"I know what I have to do now: I have to keep breathing, because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide will bring in?" Keeps me going for another day.
They don't want to take risks anymore. They don't want to explore the depths of humanity and the beauty of life and the soul. These days it's all just about the bottom line $. That's why you see remakes and franchises being milked. Though i think Zemeckis did a wonderful job with The Walk a few years back, but that's along different themes. Deep in a different way.
TraumaER I just shocked my small office last week by telling them this is in my top 5 movies of all time, the most realistic plane crash, I believe, ever captured on film, the entire island segment, the whole thing is just great, and then this? Top 5.
gotta keep breathing because tomorrow the sun will rise who knows what the tide could bring whenever something in my life goes pretty shitty i always tell this to myself and have been for 20 yrs
As someone who has struggled with mental health issues and figuring life out this scene speaks volumes to me. To anyone out there- keep breathing because tomorrow the sun will rise...
“And I’ve lost her all over again”. That pain will never go away. But to have hope of new beginnings is what gets you through. “Tomorrow the sun will rise...who knows what the tide could bring.”
This really is Tom Hanks at his best is this scene right here. His admitting to thinking about killing himself to voicing how he knows he's lost the love of his life, it might be the most powerful moment of the film and with the music softly playing, just accents it all.
Yvonne Gibney don't give up! There are people that love you and you have meaning to their lives. They would be devastated...pleaze hold on . You are loved. Suicide is not the answer.. hold on . You are loved!❤
I love the fluidity of this scene and the fact it was done in one take. Brilliant direction from Bob Zemeckis and amazing acting (as always) from Tom Hanks.
As someone who struggles with anxiety and depression, this scene really speaks to me. To anyone struggling, help is out there and good days ARE coming. Even when you think good days aren’t coming trust me they are
We do believe it because it happened to us. I never thought I was going to be happy. I thought I’d be dead or in jail soon enough but somehow I made it and I’m doing much better. Don’t give up. We’re all going to die anyways so why not give it everything you’ve got.
I watched this film again last week. I hadn’t seen it for 15 years or so, and in my memory it was just a film about a guy who gets stuck on a deserted island and eventually gets off of it. My god how could I forget it was about so much more than that? This scene may just be the best as well. It’s about life being bittersweet, opportunity passing you by, love and loss, having hope, and carrying on. What a truly outstanding film.
Personal growth must have happened in those years and you were watching it as a completely different person. Interesting that things like that can happen
"We both had done the math. Kelly added it all up, knew she had to let me go. I added it up, knew that I had lost her. Cause I was never going to get off that island. I was going to die there, totally alone. I mean I was going to get sick, or get injured or something. The only choice I had, the only thing I could control was when, and how, and where that was going to happen. So I made a rope and I went up to the summit, to hang myself. I had to test it, you know? Of course. You know me. And the weight of the log, snapped the limb of the tree, so I couldn’t even kill myself the way I wanted to. I had power over nothing. That’s when this feeling came over me like a warm blanket. I knew, somehow, that I had to stay alive. Somehow. I had to keep breathing. Even though there was no reason to hope. And all my logic said that I would never see this place again. So that’s what I did. I stayed alive. I kept breathing. And one day that logic was proven all wrong because the tide came in and gave me a sail. And now, here I am. I’m back. In Memphis, talking to you. I have ice in my glass. And I’ve lost her all over again. I’m so sad that I don’t have Kelly. But I’m so grateful that she was with me on that island. And I know what I have to do now. I got to keep breathing, because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring?"
Don't need to get that much romantic. Many people thing that she was cheating on him. The main point is this is not a movie about love it's about the ending of love.
By this point Stan has lost his wife to cancer. Which is established earlier in the film. Without even saying a word they show Chuck and Stan are supporting each other. Like close friends do.
Tomorrow the sun will rise again who knows what the tide will bring. Sadness and depression is a everyday battle in me . Amazing scene thanks Tom Hanks 💛
When my dad passed away I was devastated beyond articulation. I wept nearly every single day for an entire 6 months until I was given my little daughter. She was wailing in my arms as babies do and all that pain subsided. As she grew I endured a daily conflict of being heart-broken and deliriously happy at this wonderful little being nestled in my arms. Over time I came to realize that I was living for her and not through the loss of my father. The tide came in and brought me wonder and delight. Time truly does heal all wounds.
You may perceive that you are living FOR your daughter. But like you & YOUR father, your daughter is really living for YOU...until you pass, and she must grieve until she finds meaning & purpose in HER life. So, no...you aren't really living FOR her. You are really just a tough emotional speedbump in HER life & an educational tool that can help her learn. You will be a tragic end to a triumphant beginning for her, and she'll honour you for it, as you do your father. You just remember how bad your death will be for her, and how badly you want her suffering to end & lead to understandings such as these did for Chuck. That ought to temporarily solve any major existential dilemmas you may have & help her. (I do the same...and it does.) There is no sweet. Just bittersweet. It's not depressing. It's bringing you down to earth. Like it did for Chuck.
It's ok to end a relationship , don't think over it again and again... Whatever the reason you or the other person wanted divorce it doesn't matter in the coming months and years...
Gilbertoey I feel that every day when I look to my side of the bed. Now I bought a single bed because there’s only person who I need to love and that is myself. I always tell myself that I am good person, I love myself and I will always bring joy to myself because I am a person and I am alive. Keep saying that, and your life changes. It does take time but Tom Hanks would ask “who knows what the tide will bring?”
What a punch in the gut. You fight so hard to survive, just to find out after all that pain and work and sweat and blood that your reason for surviving is gone.
That quote " i know what i got to do now , i got to keep breathing coz tomorrow the Sun will rise , who knows what the Tide could bring" got me through a rough patch in my life so i kept breathing and that Tide brought me the most Amazing Lady into my life❤
For anyone struggling, who think their situation is hopeless, and just want to give up on life. Always remember to keep breathing. Because one day, your sail will come, and the tide will take you where you're meant to be
This was my dad's favourite movie, and he watched it with me many times. He passed away in 2016, a little after I turned 20. There's something deeply soothing about those words, "I've got to keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. And who knows what the tide could bring". I sat and listened to those words sitting next to my dad, watching this movie as a kid, and now they comfort me as I mourn him. It's like he sent me those words himself.
This is beautiful. I know it was a couple of years ago that you posted this, but I find it moving that you go back and watch this scene to help you feel somewhat connected to your father. ❤️
A year of trying to hold on to hope that we would work. I think it’s finally over. I have no fight left. That’s why this scene hits home so hard. Any day things can turn around. Gotta keep breathing
This scene alone is more than enough to tug on the heartstrings... You could hear Tom's voice cracking as well when the music started to fade in he went on. Even though he survived 4 long years on a deserted island, he came back to find the love of his life had moved on without him forever.. It's a really soul-tearing thought that Tom's character is gonna live without his love that he didn't even proposed in the beginning, crashed in the middle of the ocean on an island with the only company being a volleyball. Only to come back home and got.. nothing.
My favorite part about this scene is that as it pans from right to left it goes from negative stand point of view to a positive one as soon as the camera is directly center of his face and towards the end we are seeing his face in the light of the fireplace. Really great cinematography and story telling.
The sound of rain complements this scene so well. 💕 Water sounds like ocean waves around the island and rainfall outside the house are such greats symbols of the fluidity of life. The unpredictability of the tide or a rainstorm is always going to be there, just like life. It’s worth it to keep going...keep breathing...keep patience...keep living... and you will eventually see what will wash up on the shore 🌊, or get glimpses of sunshine rays peeking through the clouds ⛅️
Agree with you on this being the best scene. My favorite part of this monologue: "Who knows what the tide could bring" Of course, most of my favorite movie speeches are about hope. This truly is the best of all things.
When your going though the worst times any lyrics of songs, movie quotes etc can be so closely, scarily relatable. I havent been physically stranded on an island..but i am on my island. My mind. Losing everything i loved. It's lost. Powerful beyond belief. Take care anyone reading this and all the love from Wales X
Regardless of your circumstances. Be it suffering with mental illness, drug addiction, loss of loved ones or being stuck in a survival situation this scene has the most important truth for all of those events. “Gotta keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide will bring”. Just keep breathing. I’ve been to some dark places and this simple line kept me going. In a way we’re all stranded on an island with no reason to hope but we don’t know what tomorrow will bring. So all we can do is keep breathing. As corny as this may be this scene is genuinely beautiful and has the greatest advice for life. I’m so grateful that I saw this when it came out and when I was young enough to really take this message in because it saved me from some nasty stuff.
Truly inspirational we all have difficult times in our lives some that can bring us to the deepest depths of hopelessness but we have to stay alive keep breathing because we never can really know what tomorrow might bring another sun rise can change everything
This film will always be so special to me, i fell in love with someone whilst travelling, we watched this together. It felt special at that time, and it’s been so significant for my journey with him. We ended after it becoming messy and me returning home. I dont think i’ll ever love someone like this again & i am so grateful he was with me on that island.
I had a perfect relationship, all a man could ever want. Great girl with a smile of an angel and heart like none other. Was in relationship with her for 4 years. And months before it came crashing down I experienced something traumatic and had been suffering from depression ever since. I would try my best to get to her but I couldnt deal with the distance of travel. She would come ocassionally for months and then when I almost reached the point of recovery when I could get to go trough 90% of that road to reach her, she gave up on me and left me. The ending of this video makes me cry cause I feel the same way. Yes I have lost her , but in the depth of the depression I am thankful I had sometimes her company or sometimes just her image.
Sometimes people will come into your life only for a period of time.. and we will miss them when they’re gone. But had we not had them for that time. Now that would be worse.
Every line in this monologue holds so much meaning. Even the line "I have ice in my glass" can jolt into your brain that he's been on an island and the invention of ice (especially in the tropics) wouldn't come to fruition in millennia, and to acknowledge how fortunate you are to possess it for something so trivial: A beverage. Such a good movie.
There’s just so many quotes in my life that this man has said. “Tomorrow the sun will rise, who knows what the tide will bring” “Every man I kill the further away from home I feel” “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” We can go on and on…
This scene is quite possibly the most superb example of excellence in writing, casting, directing, acting, editing, cinematography and sound that I have ever seen.
This specific part of the movie helped me get over the death of my brother I always think of it and have over the years told people about it and I'm grateful for this I truly am because it brought me peace and strength
Whoever posted this you are Legend.... this is the part of the movie I've always gone to whenever I feel down and depressed in life.. just replaying the part where he said . "you just have to keep breathing, because tomorrow the sun will rise and who knows what the tide could bring" Whoever needs to hear this, remember.. just try to get through the storm... Better Days will come. I promise you. Stay blessed 🙏🙏
This got me thinking about my older sister who I lost one week after we celebrate our birthday together. She was born on the 13 and I was born on the 14 but 9 years apart so we always celebrate our birthdays together. Our last birthday trip we spent it with her daughters, my nieces. It was a pricey trip at the time, I thought this will take a hit on my savings but we had a great time. The next week she passed away but just like he said "I'm sad I don't have her, but I'm very grateful she was with me."
This is the most underrated scene in the history of movie making. I'm still waiting for my "sail" though but the tide always brings something in at some point in time.. be it 4 years or 10... I will try to keep breathing🥲
What a great scene.. this is really an allegory we could all use for difficult situations in our lives. Such irony when he said he is grateful because Kelly was with him on the island. It was the hope of being with her again that kept him going when the future reality was that she moved on. We all need to keep breathing, who knows what the tide tomorrow can bring :)
This scene always drives me to tears! It has been so helpful to me in times when I've lost people or felt hopeless! Oh my god, words can simply not explain what it does to me and the hope it gives me! Even i good times, it makes me feel that I can live without anyone and that I can always bounce back from any situation. Thanks Tom, you're such a star!
It's just a beautiful moment in this movie. It simply pierces my heart everytime I watch it. I feel every emotion he is relaying in this scene, and he is amazing!
The part about this scene that gets me emotional is how the friend is there just listening to him talk. He doesn't say anything, he just listens to him. He lets him talk and vent and cry. You can tell that Chuck just showed up unannounced. It looks like his friend is in pajamas. But none of that matters. He knows that Chuck needs him. That, to me, is so moving. That is a real friend.
I love that.
It also struck me that he was behaving like Wilson in a way by just listening. Except this time, Chuck was talking to a person and not a volleyball.
@@vanessasteele5401 wow.. I honestly never thought to look at it that way. That is an incredible connection!
These are excellent observations, both of you.
Also his friend lost his wife to cancer, and chucks monologue is a description of his friend's experience losing his wife. The whole story could be a metaphor of losing a loved one to death. Lots of depth in this movie.
@@chadrams1787 very true!
The most underrated line in this monologue is: “but I’m so grateful she was with me on that island”
A key quote that motivational speakers always say is ''no matter what hardships life throws at you, remember to be grateful every day for the things you do have''.
Even though Chuck is heartbroken, he shows he is ready to heal and move on.
I'm not sure how it's underrated lol it's the climax of the monologue
Daniel Roman I have Ice in my glass
Gotta keep breathing
@@DumbDrummer92 because most people don’t get to the point that Chuck got to. Moving on and healing doesn’t happen for a lot of people. They either suffer for a long time or die to drug/alcohol abuse or suicide because they can bear the emotions.
“And I’ve lost her all over again”
The pain in his voice when he says that.
This man is a brilliant actor.
But all over again was OFFICIALLY.
That's the part that makes me cry
Woody was better
Yes, he should have won Best Actor for this role, but he already had won twice so they felt they needed to give it to someone else.
“Tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring?”
Beautiful line. Sums up the whole movie in a lot of ways.
It sums up life.
And life as well 😢
Hardly... You should watch the movie again, it's about a man who is stranded on an island by an act of god for 4 years, and learns nothing from it.
A neoliberal corporate drone who berated and abused his subordinates, so he could ride the gravy train while pretending he's helping the greater good (because 'adoption papers must go across the world in less than 87 hours or the universe will implode' lol). Calm down mailman, you're FEDEX, not a helicopter pilot delivering a heart to a transplant patient waiting at the hospital.
God punished you for your insolence, and instead of learning to become a better person and treat all people better (not just your loved ones), you came out of this experience thinking "life wanted me to go on because who knows what the tide would bring"?!? Incorrigible idiot, a product of a greedy-foul system that's destroying our planet for profit.
P.s: shit talking aside, Tom Hanks is a gifted actor, brought his A-game to this movie.
This line hits home hard.
The tide brought him a better chick. Wing lady
To all the people still watching this scene and still commenting, i say this without agenda: youre all wonderful people and i love you all. Keep breathing and wait for your sail to come in and let us know when it does.
I pray every day for my sail
i will.
🙋🏾♂️….and thank you!
I will! thank you!
Thank you for this.... I'm trying...
You know you've got a true friend when you can share stuff like that.
Yeah, my best friend would've been like quit being a pussy... Want another beer?😂
George Washington at least he’ll offer you a beer, that’s nice
Stan thought he'd lost Chuck in the plane crash, and he lost his wife to cancer. When Chuck came back they only really had each other left. But yes, he was a true friend who Chuck could confide in.
Stan is definitely that
I'm SO glad for that
Fantastic scene. Certainly got me through some dark moments. If anxiety, depression and dark thoughts seem to overwhelm you, don't lose hope, (certainly seek out help but most importantly) just keep breathing and know that tomorrow brings a new sunrise. Who knows what the tide will bring in?
morecowbellrl Well said👍💯
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Thanks for this
morecowbellrl Thanks pal
Thankyou all people. A few months after this tough time - I met the love of my life - It felt like my sail came in. For those interested in reading a bit further on this scene, here's my blog: lockdawg.wordpress.com/2020/08/15/a-message-of-hope-who-knows-what-the-tide-will-bring/
I don't care if this sounds foolish, but this part of the movie saved my life.
Harry Dunne was about to toss a curse right in that pond.
You and me both
I won’t over-dramatize and say it saved me cause I don’t know if I was at that point, but the words he says in this scene have definitely given me hope in some dark times
It’s not foolish. There’s real wisdom in what he said.
Me too. Got me through some tough times.
I can relate to this so hard now. In January 2018 I was homeless, living in my car in the harsh winter of Wisconsin. Thinking back on those below zero nights that there was no hope and yet here I am 4 and a half years later with a good job and more money than I have ever had in my life. Never give up. Even in your lowest moments.
This is awesome man what an inspiration
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Proud of you Dylan! Almighty G-d is watching over you and loves you deeply. Never give up.
You made my day! Going thru a lot now where I see no hope but you changed that around thank you!!
Yes.
"I've lost her all over again, I'm so sad I don't have Kelly"...so heartbreaking I totally cried watching these scene....Tom Hanks is just sooo great.
But I'm so grateful I had her on that Island
hes always gonna be one of my favorite actors & my favorite character hes ever played will always be woody
Kelly Preston is dead
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But she wasn't on the island! Only Wilson was.
@@Some_One_One He had a picture of her in his watch and one he drew on the wall. She was infinitely more there than Wilson was.
In 2019 my husband lost his job. I was a stay at home mom so we didn't even have my income to fall back on. We lost our house. Our dogs died. We had to move 300 miles from anyone we knew. It was hard. Covid made it harder. But we held our little family together. We quoted this scene to each other on hard days. During the hardest moments of that chapter it was "gotta keep breathing". Now that we have bounced back mentally and financially, it is more of "who knows what the tide may bring".
Don't give up if you are in a dark part of your life. The sun will rise. 💙
Mkay
A mermaid 🧜♀️...hey I washed into your comment 😅😊❤
Well Tom Hanks did do Splash 😂
Well said
Sometimes it just gets darker
This is what we call, when we were kids we admired the heroes, when we were adults, we understand the villain. All I say, did the world ever give us a chance? No the world never did. So why would i
1:30 great life lesson. You really do have power over NOTHING. When you realize this, suffering ends forever.
I watch this often to remind myself that it ain’t over til it’s over. The start of a new day brings the hope of a better life.
Coach Carter got his student basketball players to college and a better life.
This is so deep and underrated in film history.
Why underrated? Are u begging for likes with this comment? It's not underrated!!!!!!!!
I think it was a load of bollix.
@@trevorochmonek9024 stfu
@@hoopenhanger You sound like a deep thinker (not!)
@Deirdre Kiely
And Trevor sounds like he hasn’t had any in awhile.
Ive been struggling with mental health problems for the better part of my life, this scene hit me hard in a good way, especially the line "because tomorrow the sun will rise, who knows what the tide could bring?". Anything can change in an instant and we have power over nothing. Life can be so tough and unforgiving sometimes, but dont dismiss the beauty of it, thank you.
Me too.
"I know what I have to do now: I have to keep breathing, because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide will bring in?"
As stupid as it sounds, this one line has become my mantra for life. I've had tremendous anxiety & depression all my life, tried medicating myself with alcohol until I found a medication that changed my life. I rarely drink anymore, even though I still have very bad days. Life is tough, but every passing day is a battle won, and every new day is another opportunity.
Beautiful. I can indentify, completely.
God bless you
There's nothing stupid about that at all.
Hope: one of the theological virtues. In order to have hope, we need to have faith, faith that the sun will rise again tomorrow, or ultimately, faith in God.
I have recently been reading the body keeps the score by Bessel van der kolk. It is a very interesting read for all those who suffer.
"I know what I have to do now: I have to keep breathing, because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide will bring in?"
Keeps me going for another day.
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They hardly make movies this good anymore
They don't want to take risks anymore. They don't want to explore the depths of humanity and the beauty of life and the soul. These days it's all just about the bottom line $. That's why you see remakes and franchises being milked.
Though i think Zemeckis did a wonderful job with The Walk a few years back, but that's along different themes. Deep in a different way.
Of course they do. You just donˋt find them in mainstream cinema anymore.
Well now its just mcu and star wars remakes and trash lol
Who knows what the tide will bring...
*One of the most motivational speeches of all time and 99% of the world doesn't even know about it!*
TraumaER I just shocked my small office last week by telling them this is in my top 5 movies of all time, the most realistic plane crash, I believe, ever captured on film, the entire island segment, the whole thing is just great, and then this? Top 5.
NeverAStraightAnswer I agree
Because apparently this was an unknown indie film
Balzac T Bagher ok Uncle Phil.
gotta keep breathing because tomorrow the sun will rise who knows what the tide could bring whenever something in my life goes pretty shitty i always tell this to myself and have been for 20 yrs
I’m gonna come back here every time I feel like giving up. I seriously love this monologue and I love Tom Hanks.
This is one among the many inspirational dialogues that I have heard
Arun Jaganath Yup. Definitely a tear jerker. I lost an uncle to suicide so it gets me.
@@Thepixiebella yup, the way he says that he knew one thing is That to keep breathing....
POST-COVID will bring us here.
Great movie. I'm a one man band on youtube.
As someone who has struggled with mental health issues and figuring life out this scene speaks volumes to me. To anyone out there- keep breathing because tomorrow the sun will rise...
Buddhism teaches that nothing is permanent, especially pain.
Just listen to patter of the rain in the background. Phenomenal.
Right? It’s much the scene more sad but touching
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“And I’ve lost her all over again”. That pain will never go away. But to have hope of new beginnings is what gets you through. “Tomorrow the sun will rise...who knows what the tide could bring.”
Yup... That's a good line..... Who knows the climax would be that much heartful, marvellous and fantastic.....
Great movie. I'm a one man band on youtube.
This really is Tom Hanks at his best is this scene right here.
His admitting to thinking about killing himself to voicing how he knows he's lost the love of his life, it might be the most powerful moment of the film and with the music softly playing, just accents it all.
I’m very suicidal right now my pain is unbearable cruel excruciating crippling pain
@@sweetmountainbaby Don't worry.
It gets better. Just keep breathing.
Yvonne Gibney how you doing now mate ?
Yvonne Gibney don't give up! There are people that love you and you have meaning to their lives. They would be devastated...pleaze hold on . You are loved. Suicide is not the answer.. hold on . You are loved!❤
I love the fluidity of this scene and the fact it was done in one take. Brilliant direction from Bob Zemeckis and amazing acting (as always) from Tom Hanks.
*Rob Zemeckis
perfect writing of the scenarist too !
No shit!...Just ONE take?😊
Who still can not get over this movie in 2020
Watch Greyhound
As someone who struggles with anxiety and depression, this scene really speaks to me. To anyone struggling, help is out there and good days ARE coming. Even when you think good days aren’t coming trust me they are
You don't really believe that
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Only death is certain
We do believe it because it happened to us. I never thought I was going to be happy. I thought I’d be dead or in jail soon enough but somehow I made it and I’m doing much better. Don’t give up. We’re all going to die anyways so why not give it everything you’ve got.
@@akatsiyawith his character knowing that, the great unknown for him was living,
I watched this film again last week. I hadn’t seen it for 15 years or so, and in my memory it was just a film about a guy who gets stuck on a deserted island and eventually gets off of it. My god how could I forget it was about so much more than that? This scene may just be the best as well. It’s about life being bittersweet, opportunity passing you by, love and loss, having hope, and carrying on. What a truly outstanding film.
Same feeling
Same here. Just finished it. Hadn’t seen in almost 20 years.
Thank you for being one of the few who gets it :)
Personal growth must have happened in those years and you were watching it as a completely different person. Interesting that things like that can happen
Never give up... opportunities will come.
"We both had done the math. Kelly added it all up, knew she had to let me go. I added it up, knew that I had lost her. Cause I was never going to get off that island. I was going to die there, totally alone. I mean I was going to get sick, or get injured or something. The only choice I had, the only thing I could control was when, and how, and where that was going to happen. So I made a rope and I went up to the summit, to hang myself. I had to test it, you know? Of course. You know me. And the weight of the log, snapped the limb of the tree, so I couldn’t even kill myself the way I wanted to. I had power over nothing. That’s when this feeling came over me like a warm blanket. I knew, somehow, that I had to stay alive. Somehow. I had to keep breathing. Even though there was no reason to hope. And all my logic said that I would never see this place again. So that’s what I did. I stayed alive. I kept breathing. And one day that logic was proven all wrong because the tide came in and gave me a sail. And now, here I am. I’m back. In Memphis, talking to you. I have ice in my glass. And I’ve lost her all over again. I’m so sad that I don’t have Kelly. But I’m so grateful that she was with me on that island. And I know what I have to do now. I got to keep breathing, because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring?"
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Don't need to get that much romantic. Many people thing that she was cheating on him. The main point is this is not a movie about love it's about the ending of love.
By this point Stan has lost his wife to cancer. Which is established earlier in the film. Without even saying a word they show Chuck and Stan are supporting each other. Like close friends do.
Thanks for taking the time to type that
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WHO'S STAN?
Tears every time. Whoever sees this. Whatever brought you here. You are special.
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Guys, this is ONE cut. Amazing!
Tomorrow the sun will rise again who knows what the tide will bring. Sadness and depression is a everyday battle in me . Amazing scene thanks Tom Hanks 💛
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Whoever wrote this bit needs a raise and awards
This scene is helping me through my break up, this monologue gives me hope and excitement for the future
Edith Piaf, listen to her song.
@@Frankie-O that's deep. The song they played in Saving Private Ryan
Corporal Upham translated the chorus line.
How are you now Tom? Did your sail come in yet?
My fiancé and I recently broke up and I am completely devastated. But this scene gives me a little hope to keep going. Tom Hanks is a great actor
How are you doing now?
That's why Rose ran to the stern of Titanic: running from Cal.
Hope your doing well brotha 🙏 💪 💯
When my dad passed away I was devastated beyond articulation. I wept nearly every single day for an entire 6 months until I was given my little daughter. She was wailing in my arms as babies do and all that pain subsided. As she grew I endured a daily conflict of being heart-broken and deliriously happy at this wonderful little being nestled in my arms. Over time I came to realize that I was living for her and not through the loss of my father. The tide came in and brought me wonder and delight. Time truly does heal all wounds.
You may perceive that you are living FOR your daughter. But like you & YOUR father, your daughter is really living for YOU...until you pass, and she must grieve until she finds meaning & purpose in HER life. So, no...you aren't really living FOR her. You are really just a tough emotional speedbump in HER life & an educational tool that can help her learn. You will be a tragic end to a triumphant beginning for her, and she'll honour you for it, as you do your father. You just remember how bad your death will be for her, and how badly you want her suffering to end & lead to understandings such as these did for Chuck. That ought to temporarily solve any major existential dilemmas you may have & help her. (I do the same...and it does.)
There is no sweet. Just bittersweet. It's not depressing. It's bringing you down to earth. Like it did for Chuck.
Brilliant writing and brilliantly acted by Tom Hanks, and then the music comes in, 😥 awesome.
This scene makes me cry everytime. More so now that I've experienced love for the first time and now we are no longer together.
I don't want to say what he said about that French song playing on Saving Private Ryan.
It feels like he's talking to the audience in this powerful scene
There should've been an audience.
From the 11 second mark, the entire scene is one continuous take. Absolutely incredible acting, and one of the best films I’ve ever seen to this day!
I just realized this. That’s insane
Years later I would say, this very scene made me keep breathing when I lost all hopes..
Going through a divorce right now. This scene helps a little...
jim halpert i got divorced a year ago now. Still going through the storm. Our sun will rise.
It's ok to end a relationship , don't think over it again and again... Whatever the reason you or the other person wanted divorce it doesn't matter in the coming months and years...
@@lmborlenghi Do you feel sad or depressed as you lay in your side of bed at night and to see the other side is empty?
Gilbertory not really. If I’m gonna be alone I’d rather be alone by choice and not because I’m not getting the attention I deserve.
Gilbertoey I feel that every day when I look to my side of the bed. Now I bought a single bed because there’s only person who I need to love and that is myself. I always tell myself that I am good person, I love myself and I will always bring joy to myself because I am a person and I am alive. Keep saying that, and your life changes. It does take time but Tom Hanks would ask “who knows what the tide will bring?”
The music is just so beautiful
Scene gets me every time, Tom Hanks is brilliant.
What a punch in the gut. You fight so hard to survive, just to find out after all that pain and work and sweat and blood that your reason for surviving is gone.
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But he was grateful for what he had...and the resilience he gained❤
Been having a rough one. I needed to hear this today. Forgot about this monologue. Thankful I stumbled on it again.
Stay strong
That quote " i know what i got to do now , i got to keep breathing coz tomorrow the Sun will rise , who knows what the Tide could bring" got me through a rough patch in my life so i kept breathing and that Tide brought me the most Amazing Lady into my life❤
For anyone struggling, who think their situation is hopeless, and just want to give up on life. Always remember to keep breathing. Because one day, your sail will come, and the tide will take you where you're meant to be
This was my dad's favourite movie, and he watched it with me many times. He passed away in 2016, a little after I turned 20. There's something deeply soothing about those words, "I've got to keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. And who knows what the tide could bring". I sat and listened to those words sitting next to my dad, watching this movie as a kid, and now they comfort me as I mourn him. It's like he sent me those words himself.
Buzz Lightyear had a whole lot of fun with his father: The Evil Emperor Zurg.
This is beautiful. I know it was a couple of years ago that you posted this, but I find it moving that you go back and watch this scene to help you feel somewhat connected to your father. ❤️
My favorite scene from the movie. Gives me some inspiration
The Righteous Brothers gave us soul and inspiration.
People thinking about or considering suicide should watch this. It ain’t real, just a movie, I know, but still. This scene has a good message
Movies are based on real experiences, fore me this is real!
A beautiful statement about life. As I struggle with wanting to continue being on this planet, it hits home.
Woody and Buzz took a truck ride to Pizza Planet, where they could return home with Andy.
A year of trying to hold on to hope that we would work. I think it’s finally over. I have no fight left. That’s why this scene hits home so hard. Any day things can turn around. Gotta keep breathing
This scene alone is more than enough to tug on the heartstrings... You could hear Tom's voice cracking as well when the music started to fade in he went on. Even though he survived 4 long years on a deserted island, he came back to find the love of his life had moved on without him forever.. It's a really soul-tearing thought that Tom's character is gonna live without his love that he didn't even proposed in the beginning, crashed in the middle of the ocean on an island with the only company being a volleyball. Only to come back home and got.. nothing.
30 feet of extra rope scene was where he attempted to hang himself but wouldn't go back up there, then still did it anyway.
He did get caviar at a party, but that’s not enough.
I think they bought him a football team.
I disagree...He found his inner strength and moved on...
This movie will go down as one of the greatest films ever. Destined to become a classic.
Forrest Gump destined to be a classic.
One of the best inspirational scenes I’ve ever seen...
The best inspirational monologue I've ever heard.
My favorite part about this scene is that as it pans from right to left it goes from negative stand point of view to a positive one as soon as the camera is directly center of his face and towards the end we are seeing his face in the light of the fireplace. Really great cinematography and story telling.
The sound of rain complements this scene so well. 💕 Water sounds like ocean waves around the island and rainfall outside the house are such greats symbols of the fluidity of life.
The unpredictability of the tide or a rainstorm is always going to be there, just like life. It’s worth it to keep going...keep breathing...keep patience...keep living...
and you will eventually see what will wash up on the shore 🌊, or get glimpses of sunshine rays peeking through the clouds ⛅️
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Beautifully written...
“Get busy living or get busy dying.”
Another great line from the movie, "Shawshank Redemption"
"sometimes nothing can be a real cool hand" 👌
That’s damn right. ;) that’s an awesome movie also.
"Get busy living or get busy dying."
That's goddamn right.
We all need friends...........I could be a friend to you...
Truly a life's lesson...
"And i have lost her all over again" I really feel that. It's awful to lose someone again, you've found twice against all odds.
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Agree with you on this being the best scene.
My favorite part of this monologue:
"Who knows what the tide could bring"
Of course, most of my favorite movie speeches are about hope. This truly is the best of all things.
I’ve heard people say this movie was terrible… nah, this movie is fantastic, great message in this film, fucking brilliantly done
Friendship means little when it’s convenient
When your going though the worst times any lyrics of songs, movie quotes etc can be so closely, scarily relatable.
I havent been physically stranded on an island..but i am on my island.
My mind.
Losing everything i loved.
It's lost.
Powerful beyond belief.
Take care anyone reading this and all the love from Wales X
that line "And I know what I have to do now" has always stuck with me
Regardless of your circumstances. Be it suffering with mental illness, drug addiction, loss of loved ones or being stuck in a survival situation this scene has the most important truth for all of those events. “Gotta keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide will bring”. Just keep breathing. I’ve been to some dark places and this simple line kept me going. In a way we’re all stranded on an island with no reason to hope but we don’t know what tomorrow will bring. So all we can do is keep breathing. As corny as this may be this scene is genuinely beautiful and has the greatest advice for life. I’m so grateful that I saw this when it came out and when I was young enough to really take this message in because it saved me from some nasty stuff.
Well said and great to find this
The words and message of this scene helped to save my life from myself. I always come back to this video
Truly inspirational we all have difficult times in our lives some that can bring us to the deepest depths of hopelessness but we have to stay alive keep breathing because we never can really know what tomorrow might bring another sun rise can change everything
This film will always be so special to me, i fell in love with someone whilst travelling, we watched this together. It felt special at that time, and it’s been so significant for my journey with him. We ended after it becoming messy and me returning home. I dont think i’ll ever love someone like this again & i am so grateful he was with me on that island.
I still can’t get over him. He has my heart
You are loved, hang in there
When you just endure, till the end, against all logic and all odds and all loss.
Single shot, a whole entire speech acted in one take, delivered perfectly
What a f*cking actor
This is one of the most powerful yet simplistic scenes I've ever watched in any movie. It resonates with me almost continually.
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Let everything happen to you,
Beauty and terror
Just keep going
No feeling is final.
Buddhism teaches that nothing is permanent in nature.
I had a perfect relationship, all a man could ever want. Great girl with a smile of an angel and heart like none other. Was in relationship with her for 4 years. And months before it came crashing down I experienced something traumatic and had been suffering from depression ever since. I would try my best to get to her but I couldnt deal with the distance of travel. She would come ocassionally for months and then when I almost reached the point of recovery when I could get to go trough 90% of that road to reach her, she gave up on me and left me. The ending of this video makes me cry cause I feel the same way. Yes I have lost her , but in the depth of the depression I am thankful I had sometimes her company or sometimes just her image.
Sometimes people will come into your life only for a period of time.. and we will miss them when they’re gone. But had we not had them for that time. Now that would be worse.
I hope you are doing ok now ❤️
Coming next year, "Castaway 2--The Return of Wilson!"
Every line in this monologue holds so much meaning. Even the line "I have ice in my glass" can jolt into your brain that he's been on an island and the invention of ice (especially in the tropics) wouldn't come to fruition in millennia, and to acknowledge how fortunate you are to possess it for something so trivial: A beverage.
Such a good movie.
I use the end of the this monologue constantly to people who are in need.
This is the best scene of the movie ! Perfect writing, perfect staging, perfect acting of Tom Hanks !
Who’s that with Chuck
Stan (Nick Searcy), his friend.
There’s just so many quotes in my life that this man has said.
“Tomorrow the sun will rise, who knows what the tide will bring”
“Every man I kill the further away from home I feel”
“Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.”
We can go on and on…
This scene is quite possibly the most superb example of excellence in writing, casting, directing, acting, editing, cinematography and sound that I have ever seen.
This specific part of the movie helped me get over the death of my brother I always think of it and have over the years told people about it and I'm grateful for this I truly am because it brought me peace and strength
Eminem got hope and strength by the Mosh song.
Whoever posted this you are Legend.... this is the part of the movie I've always gone to whenever I feel down and depressed in life..
just replaying the part where he said .
"you just have to keep breathing, because tomorrow the sun will rise and who knows what the tide could bring"
Whoever needs to hear this, remember.. just try to get through the storm... Better Days will come. I promise you. Stay blessed 🙏🙏
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This scene had me in tears
This scene left holes in hearts.
This got me thinking about my older sister who I lost one week after we celebrate our birthday together. She was born on the 13 and I was born on the 14 but 9 years apart so we always celebrate our birthdays together. Our last birthday trip we spent it with her daughters, my nieces. It was a pricey trip at the time, I thought this will take a hit on my savings but we had a great time. The next week she passed away but just like he said "I'm sad I don't have her, but I'm very grateful she was with me."
As soon as that musical score comes in....I break out into tears uncontrollably LOL Such a great film and probably my favorite.
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This is the most underrated scene in the history of movie making. I'm still waiting for my "sail" though but the tide always brings something in at some point in time.. be it 4 years or 10... I will try to keep breathing🥲
What a great scene.. this is really an allegory we could all use for difficult situations in our lives. Such irony when he said he is grateful because Kelly was with him on the island. It was the hope of being with her again that kept him going when the future reality was that she moved on. We all need to keep breathing, who knows what the tide tomorrow can bring :)
Keep breathing, keep moving forward
This scene always drives me to tears! It has been so helpful to me in times when I've lost people or felt hopeless! Oh my god, words can simply not explain what it does to me and the hope it gives me! Even i good times, it makes me feel that I can live without anyone and that I can always bounce back from any situation. Thanks Tom, you're such a star!
It's not just the incredible acting that makes this scene, but the writing. The writing comes first.
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I have Ice in my glass, it always keeps me humble and remember that life is temporary and God is eternal
It's just a beautiful moment in this movie. It simply pierces my heart everytime I watch it. I feel every emotion he is relaying in this scene, and he is amazing!
A heart-puncturing monologue.
Tomorrow the sun will rise, and who knows what the tide will bring. Great line!
this scene means so much to me
Kelly meant everything to Chuck.
Tom Hanks can make me cry in 0.0001 secs
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Hanks is superb (as usual) in this scene - with beautiful lines and a wonderful score to support. Heartbreaking...yet inspiring too.
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Anybody that does not think that Hanks is one of the best actors ever hasn't seen this scene! this scene is so flawless.
I guess Tom Hanks isn't their actor.
I know how he feels i lost my wife its hard but just like he says The sun will rise and who knows what the tide could bring..gotta keep moving forward