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Cast Away
(2000),
Director: Robert Zemeckis, rated PG-13 for plane
crash, language
At the
edge of the world, his journey begins.
 Starring: Tom Hanks,
Helen Hunt, Nick Searcy, Paul Sanchez, Lari White, Peter Von
Berg, Dmitri S. Bordrine, Nan Martin
DML Rating:
★★★★★★★★★☆
- near perfect
"We
live and we die by time, and we must not commit the sin of
turning our back on time." - Chuck Noland
Why watch this?
Could you survive alone on a deserted island?
Plot Summary: Chuck
Noland, a FedEx executive, finds his life disastrously altered
after a plane crash leaves him stranded on a deserted island. He
must learn to survive and adapt to his isolation, developing
resourcefulness and resilience. He will those skills even more
if he ever returns to society.
Dad's Preview:
This powerful one-man show is Hanks giving a class on
method-acting. The audience really feels like they are on the
island with him. He's fighting to survive. We feel his struggle
as he tries to make fire, as he longs to get back to his darling
Kelly. Until this film, I had never cried over an inanimate object,
but "Wilson" broke my heart. The scene between Hanks and Hunt late in the
film will also have even the toughest person sobbing like a baby.

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