Cast Away Movie Critique

position Away was a very interesting survival experience. Put a man that runs his spirit by time and lives a controlled and planned t one to the second and put him on a remote, vivificationless island which causes him to live his vivification completely opposite from the way he would if he were family unit. It was man vs. nature as Chuck Noland (played by Tom Hanks) on an island alone for the legal age of the movie. Chuck Noland is a Fed-Ex systems engineer. The night after proposing to his girlfriend Kelly (played by Helen Hunt), he gets on a plane that is carrying a cargo that he is escorting.How teetotal is it that he told Kelly that he would be right back and then ends up taking an extreme nosedive in the ocean. Luckily, Noland washes up on the coast of a remote island. For the next four age of his life, he is on the island alone with his only friend being a crashing(a) volleyball game he names Wilson. Then one day, a wall of a portapotty washes up on shore, and he is able to use it to make nearly sort of raft to hopefully get him home or at least far enough to be noticed and venture the halcyon sea once again.After much physical stress and the loss of his silk hat friend Wilson, he is saved by a passing boat, and is returned home as somewhat of a hero and viewed as the pinnacle of attitude and survival. Only thing is that the only thing that pushed him to survive for four years is now married with children putting both Kelly and Chuck in a very awkward position. Chuck Noland kept his sanity with his repeated conversations with Wilson, the bloody volleyball. Before then he seemed to be going unsound without having someone to speak to and attempted to kill himself.There was one major flaw, in my opinion, in this film. The movie skips ahead four years at one point without any explanation of what happens during that long span of time. I get wind four years is a lot of time to cover scarcely a little explanation of key moments wouldve done th e movie better. Maybe, they shouldve showed the reading of his survival skills and new-found instincts. Also Kelly in the beginning didnt seem to be as important and have much of an impact on his life scarcely I would just mark this as a suit of not knowing what you have until you dont have it any longer.Cast Away was an amazing film with a phenomenal actor who was entrusted with an holy movie (or at least most of it) on his shoulders. The transition to the island was depicted as a hard one as Chuck Noland noteworthy the feat of making fire on the island, something we take for granted any day as we turn on our stoves without a thought of of all time losing it. Noland represents the average man who is placed in an unfortunate situation but is able to make the best of it and eventually solve his major, life ever-changing problem. I felt Hanks did a flawless job of depicting the life of a business man gone wrong.