The saddest part of this movie is at the end. When he realizes that the one person he came back for didn’t come back to him. And he ends up at a crossroads, with no idea which way to go. Such a powerful story of human endurance and survival, and the lesson that sometimes endings are new beginnings.
Yes, I agree. This was the most touching part of the movie when he had to let go of his beloved woman. When he delivered the rescued parcel to the beautiful girl in the art studio, there was some faint hope, that it may blossom into a new relationship. But alas, he left and ended literally at the crossroad of his life. I couldn't help it, but these last scenes brought tears in my eyes. Tom Hanks, what a wonderful actor. Thank you so much for all your wonderful movies. Forest Gump, Saving Private Ryan, Captain Philips. All watched many times over and never forgotten. Wishing you and your wife speedy recovery from Covid-19.
I also didn't see him in a situation where he didn't know what to do or where to go. More like, I saw a new beginning and he could go anywhere he wanted to
@Penny for my thot totally agree. Great film spoiled by one thing. When she says she always knew he was alive and is the live of her life....yet she married someone else. That would not happen if you loved someone and especially if you believed them still alive.
Some people may not have gotten this scene where Hanks displayed his full emotions towards an inatimate object that he gave life to and kept him sane and balanced. I am not one of those people. This was an important scene in the movie and worth watching more than once.
Too many of us are castaways. For me, this theme will forever be associated with the struggle to keep on when all seems lost and no one is around nor seems to care. And, the courage to leave the island when the opportunity arises, and the spiritual strength to remember it and re-visit it and to respect it with the tears of grief that it merits. One of the saddest pieces of music I've ever heard.
This movie should be definitely up there with shawshank redemption. Beautiful story. Tom hanks probably his best role to date. I mean the acting was just unreal he made us all cry over a volleyball WILSON!!!
Exact this line saved me once in a very critical and apparently hopeless medical situation, when im thinking about suicide. Sometimes fiction and art rulez reality.
We both had done the math. Kelly added it all up and... knew she had to let me go. I added it up, and knew that I had... lost her. 'cos I was never gonna get off that island. I was gonna die there, totally alone. I was gonna get sick, or get injured or something. The only choice I had, the only thing I could control was when, and how, and where it 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-I - , I couldn't even kill myself the way I wanted to. I had power over *nothing*. And 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 my 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 gotta keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring?
You don't understand the mental breakdown that occurs from social isolation, trauma and emptiness. Everyone in this world has a psychological and emotional need to be part of a human collective that loves and values them to keep them psychologically balanced. Hank's character finds the closest things to that are his picture of Kelly and the Wilson brand volleyball. Even if the volleyball cant talk back, it is the closest thing he has to keep his sanity. Wilson becomes a member of his family to fill the void of isolation.
Two years ago I was flying for a company in Fiji. One day when flying with my boss, he pointed at a small island and explained this was the island used in the movie Castaway. A sea plane pilot, I took my plane many times over this island and up to the beach. Now listening to the soundtrack I think how amazing it was to see the things I did like that. It also brings tears to my eyes. What an adventure.
Bittersweet feeling, isn't it? The memories you remember bring happiness, but the passing and the end of those memories bring sorrow. My deepest condolences to you.
The moment he looks back at the island after managing to get past the current with this music playing is pure genius from the actor, director and composer.
I am amazed to see all the like-minded people on this comments section. Your comment resognates with me 100 percent. I had a Wilson character, and still have, throughout my life. Sometimes in car I chat to myself as if I am someone else, sometimes multiple people. They become so real to you.
Sometimes sad music that hurts the heart can find us searching for a better way In our lives so we can feel happy And look at our emotion way down inside For a solution to feel whole again.. No one should go alone through the journey through life
This film hit me so hard. Referring to when Chuck was alone on that island and "Wilson" came along to keep him company and be his support. As a survivor of abuse, during my childhood years I would cry and talk to a certain pillow that I bonded with like an actual pet. I never had any pets growing up and so this pillow became my friend, confidant and I would always cuddle and talk to him... yes, I actually think of this pillow then and now as a source of strength and that he is as real as any person/pet. I didn't feel comfortable talking about the abuse with anyone. The couple of times I tried, I was basically rejected. So, I named the pillow "Fatz" because he was and still is just so soft and cuddly. Everyone close to me knows this story and the reasoning behind it. I share this with you all as a way to show that there are so many ways to deal with abuse; sexual, physical and mental of which I was a victim of for many years. So, 42 years later, I still treasure Fatz as my most prized possession, like "Wilson" the volleyball became and was to Chuck Noland in the film. I sleep and cuddle with Fatz everyday and he goes everywhere with me. I have had many health issues indirectly linked to the after effects of long term abuse over my adult years and my wife, son and also nephew, for example, are my strongest supporters. But my good, old, trusted pillow, my best buddy, Fatz is my savior. This wasn't easy but thank you for reading this very intimate detail of my life. It actually feels so good to share it with the world. 😊🧡😉
@@wendybuie9263 Thank you Wendy. I hope that my story can give comfort to others who may feel awkward or shameful in how they dealt or deal with any form of abuse. Fatz is my lifesaver and I treasure him to this day.
Tom Hanks will forever be one of the greatest actors of all time, I've seen many of his films, and not once has he ever ceased to amaze me with a spectacular performance
❤ 😢 I know that I must go on. I was Homeless when I met a family and gave me a place to live. I was there for 3 1/2 years. Thanks to them, I have a place of my own. Now I have a Homeless Ministry, where I feed over 💯 people once a month 🙏
This movie is one of the best I have ever seen. Never have i cried as I did during this movie, to cry over a ball named Wilson getting swept away really make you understand what a beautiful movie it is. The acting in it is just pure perfection. To act and perform alone have to be the hardest thing to do. One of my all time favorite movies.
+King Wacky I love Cast Away so much and it is also one of my favorite movies . Forrest Gump is such a beautiful and nice movie also . Tom Hanks is so brilliant and the music is so epic and beautiful hear and i cry every time .
I can't even explain why I always end up crying myself to sleep with this song on. It has such a wonderful effect on me that I just simply burst into tears of joy, I think...
it's all tied to experience of time and thought throughout our lives... our hopeless perspectives make us feel so distant even from eachother when we are close, because there will always be time....in the past and the future, where we belong to none of them
I find myself crying as well, crying because I know that time is moving forward and we will one day have to say goodbye to those we care about. I sometimes ask myself why we are even here if we are only here for such a short time. But life is full of good we just have to see it and go for it. For tomorrow the sun will rise and who knows what the tide could bring...have a good day Ellie :)
I remember when I watched this film years ago, it was the part where he and his wife drove the car for the last time where went from silent tears to near-silent sobbing.
This movie is exactly what happens in real life. You make plans, you get on the plane, but all of a sudden, things start to change to the point where your not in control. These things happen in life and we must develop our resilience in order to get past them.
The rolling landscape at the end, the feeling of the vastness - Chuck was still a castaway trying to search for his home and that last shot of him at a literal crossroads was so symbolic of it.
Did you notice a slight smile on Chuck’s face at the ending scene as he turned facing the direction of the woman’s house. That was the clue to Chuck’s new life.
Omg You are so young I'm so sorry you lost your parents how heartbreaking. Stay strong. I wish all the best in the future. Glad your gf there for you and god.
Hey dude, I think that the best thing for you to do is to live life too the fullest and thrive. It's what all good parents what from their children. RIP
A movie, that doesn't have a happy ending. That tries and succeeds at pulling your heart strings, really makes you feel for the character. Even the music makes you feel that way. This is how you do a really good sad movie. This one right here
I suffer from depression and some other things.. sometimes it feels like its impossible to move on and then i listen to this. It always gives me hope and lets me express emotions i normally cover up with me being funny.
He's had many great roles, but this is probably my favorite Tom Hanks movie. Russell Crowe was good in Gladiator, but no way was that a better performance than Tom Hanks in Cast Away. He should've won the Oscar!
Tom Hanks is a great actor and has deserved his Oscars when he's won them. But Gladiator is one of the top 15 films of all-time and Crowe's performance was spot-on perfect!
The scene when he finally could get out of the island (after passing angry waters) and there was calm in the ocean and he looked back at the island and this song was playing... I realized that Tom Hanks was a terrific actor, I mean, the way he looked at the Island was priceless, I cannot describe it.
Tom Hanks is perhaps the best in the business. There are few roles in which you disbelieve him as his character. I love Castaway, the premise is brilliant, but I doubt any other actor could have pulled it off.
TenakaKhan1981 And this role was maybe one of the most demanding ones... I mean, 90% of the time he never interacted with no one except with a inanimated object.
I started out in the military young. Married young. My wife was with me for 15 years of my career. Then I was assigned a ship. I left and I came back, she wasn't there. Divorced 2 years after. My life has kinda been like Chuck Nolan's. “So now I know what I have to do. I have to keep breathing. And tomorrow the sun will rise, and who knows what the tide will bring in.”
No matter how confident and happy we act around people, there is always no matter what, a little bit of emotion inside of you and sometimes you have to let it out. 💙🙏
This is my recommendation for a movie marathon with unforgettable soundtracks. - Cast Away - Forrest Gump - Octover Sky - Braveheart - Titanic - The lord of the rings
At 2:54 you can instantly feel a sense of completion, like the deed has been done and what lies next is uncertain. Perhaps what really casted Chick adrift was his loss of his old life, and he should survive not the island, but what is next to come, and whether it is a plane crash, a starvation, or even coming back home, you just got to keep breathing, for every step you take, you come closer and closer to the end of the tide, and the gate to your own salvation.
flaming corgis are you jealous or just misinformed. I don't see him all the time, but work with him on selected projects. I can send pics of us together if you like, but then I don't feel the need to defend myself against irate bloggers.
My father sat frozen through the movie. My mom had rented it, and my father and me tried to out-dude ourselves by claiming how we would have dealt with one situation or the other. When we watched Wilson float away, we were crying like babies.
Hahaha same here man. My dad always points out when i have a tear in my eye from watching this film, but then also he'll have a bit of water on the sides of his eyes... A true tear jerker, even for the manliest of men.
We both had done the math. Kelly added it all up and... knew she had to let me go. I added it up, and knew that I had... lost her. 'cos I was never gonna get off that island. I was gonna die there, totally alone. I was gonna get sick, or get injured or something. The only choice I had, the only thing I could control was when, and how, and where it 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-I - , I couldn't even kill myself the way I wanted to. I had power over *nothing*. And 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 my 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 gotta keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring?
I was friends with the daughter of the man that wrote cast away for a while. He had the butterfly art in his yard, I believe he moved and it's now in a neighbor's yard in Austin.
Despite his loss of his loved one, he still had to live, he still had to keep breathing. That is his message to all of us, to all of you. Just keep breathing and everything will be alright. Remember that!
This movie saved my life 3 years ago. For some context, I got my girlfriend pregnant at 17. We decided to keep it so I dropped out halfway through my junior year and got a job at my family's garage. We had the baby, a beautiful boy, but his mother died during the birth. I was distraught but I was determined to stay strong for my son. Things began to get better but that was cut short when my father died in a car accident. Then, a month after that, my son died in his sleep. It was one of those cases of SIDS, and I'll probably never know the cause. I had nothing left and I wanted to end my own life. I hadn't decided how I would do it, I just knew I would. Some school friends of mine were going to a 20th anniversary re-release of Cast Away and I asked them if I could join them. I knew it could be the last time I saw any of them. I didn't plan on this movie saving my life but it did. It taught me that no matter what life throws at you, no matter how hard it may seem, you gotta keep going. I finished high school online and went to college to study film, which is what I had planned to do before all this happened. I've started seeing a girl, just a few dinner dates so far, and I haven't told her what happened yet, but I will soon. I don't know yet if I want another child and I think it will take me a long time to decide. Those few months I had with my son were the greatest of my entire life, but I never want to experience loss like that again. I keep a photo of him with me wherever I go, and I've purchased the plot next to his grave, so that whenever I do pass, he'll be with me till the end of time. I don't know where life will take me, but I know I would be dead if I hadn't gone to see this movie on Christmas Eve 2020. Thank you Robert Zemeckis, William Broyles Jr. and Tom Hanks. You saved my life.
SPOLER FOR AVENGERS ENDGAME The music that plays at Tony's funeral reminded me of this song, then I remembered it was composed by the same guy: Alan Silvestri
@@AIRWOLF-l6g Same!! In theaters, I did not notice cause of the Schock. Now that they released the Kneeling down scene, I was like, Hold on, I have heard this before. P.S. Glad to know both were composed by the same guy. Masterpieces.
I remember years back I was working for my dad as usual in the summer, rolling turf at gaydon for the business… it was hard graft a lot of the time & quite repetitive but I enjoyed it… I used to play music a lot to pass the time on my headphones as it could be quite lonely going on occasions - i’ll always remember this track coming on & I fell into an almost trance like state of complete stillness & detachment from my physical surroundings, almost hynotic. I can’t really explain it too well but i’ll know i’ll always remember the feeling on that warm sunny day & finally feeling, albeit maybe briefly - at one with myself & the world… hope I didn’t bore anyone then just thought i’d share my feelings on an incredible piece of music that’s always stayed with me
The film is music free for most of the time and then this beautiful theme kicks in just as Tom Hanks leaves the island. This movie is so powerful and still manages to make me cry during the scene where Wilson is stranded at Sea. The movie draws you so much into the point of view of the main character that when he looses that ball you actually feel what he's feeling, so in a sense i don't cry for Wilson but for the desperation of loosing my only point of reference and interaction for 4 years on a desert Island.
This was used in probably the saddest scene that MCU has ever done in their 11-years worth of storytellings and moviemaking. Thank you Alan, thank you🙏
I noticed the exact same thing when watching the movie. I knew I had heard that motif before. And during the credits it struck me, Alan Silvestri. Well played Alan, your music touched my soul.
Every time I watch a picture of this movie and I listen to a single note of the amazing Alan Silvestri’s music, my heart explodes and my eyes become full of tears. Sadness, desperation, hope. All my emotions are touched. My life has changed from the very moment I went out of the cinema 18 years ago. Love....
Einer der besten Filme, die ich je gesehen habe. Die Filmmusik ist einzigartig. Auch andere Filme mit Tom Hanks sind spektakulär und werden in die Filmgeschichte eingehen. Danke
How can a human create something so beautiful, soothing, heart-touching, and something that takes you back the memory lane and brings a tear or two in your eyes!
This music hits my soul every time I watch the movie. I am so glad I was able to find it here and save it so I can listen to it whenever I need to feel whatever it makes me feel when I hear it ♥️ God bless each of you who have your own reasons for loving this.
I never wanted to watch this movie, I guy stranded on an island with a ball. When I did finally watch it I balled my eyes out. This music to top it off makes me think about my decisions in life and the things that slipped by.
This was my dads last movie before he past due to pancreatic cancer in 2019, age 63. So once a time I come back here to just listen to this song and feel somewhat attached to my dad. Always leave with tears in my eyes.
This movie teached me something… The lesson is over and learned, but you decide when to leave the classroom. Either you keep sitting and thinking about worries, fears and the past, or you stand up and begin to walk towards life. I know this movie for a long time, but as i watched it on TV today i learned a message that I’ll definitely need one day in my life. Be well my friends out there…
Allen Silvestri is one of the best composers and conductors of our time. I never knew that this man created so many beautiful pieces of music to so he of my favorite films. He deserves many awards. So many film scores, that are just beautiful. He is so talented.
Not only is this theme musically beautiful, but it isn't played until he finally makes it off the island. The hour or so of the film he spends on the island is devoid of any score, giving it a sense of true isolation. That makes the moment he finally clears the surf and looks back at what was his home, his prison, for 5 years now fading into the mist so much more powerful with this sudden burst of melody. The notes evoke feelings of loneliness, triumph, uncertainty, and, most of all, hope.
That scene near the end where he's kissing her in the pouring rain both giving in to the love thats still there but understanding that times have moved on. Really powerful scene and film and this music captures it perfectly 🙏🏻
Ogladalem pierwszy raz jak bylem mlodym szczylem,juz wtedy ten film mnie poruszył,dzisiaj przez przypadek natrafilem na ten film w tv tym razem jako dorosly facet i ogladajac ,zabral mnie ten "przypływ" po raz kolejny wycisnął ze mnie łzy. Nie jestem fanatykiem kina,ale cała fabuła tegu filmu zagina mnie emocjonalnie do potęgi. Mistrzostwo
The saddest part of this movie is at the end. When he realizes that the one person he came back for didn’t come back to him. And he ends up at a crossroads, with no idea which way to go. Such a powerful story of human endurance and survival, and the lesson that sometimes endings are new beginnings.
Yes, I agree. This was the most touching part of the movie when he had to let go of his beloved woman. When he delivered the rescued parcel to the beautiful girl in the art studio, there was some faint hope, that it may blossom into a new relationship. But alas, he left and ended literally at the crossroad of his life. I couldn't help it, but these last scenes brought tears in my eyes. Tom Hanks, what a wonderful actor. Thank you so much for all your wonderful movies. Forest Gump, Saving Private Ryan, Captain Philips. All watched many times over and never forgotten. Wishing you and your wife speedy recovery from Covid-19.
So true. I agree with you 100%.
I also didn't see him in a situation where he didn't know what to do or where to go. More like, I saw a new beginning and he could go anywhere he wanted to
I don't think he was stuck. He was just changed.
He was looking down the "Huge Road That Goes Nowhere". And thinking _"That's my Road"._
@Penny for my thot totally agree.
Great film spoiled by one thing.
When she says she always knew he was alive and is the live of her life....yet she married someone else.
That would not happen if you loved someone and especially if you believed them still alive.
“WILSON! Wilson, I’m sorry! I’m sorry Wilson!”
One of the best movies of all time. Forever will be.
To me the best one
Agree
😭😭😭
Some people may not have gotten this scene where Hanks displayed his full emotions towards an inatimate object that he gave life to and kept him sane and balanced. I am not one of those people. This was an important scene in the movie and worth watching more than once.
Nel doppiaggio italiano è stato tradotto con "scusami!" ma ci sarebbe stato meglio "perdonami!"
"I'm so sad that I don't have Kelly..but I'm so grateful she was with me on that island"..
Don’t forget about the ice in your cup.
Don't forget welson
😢😢😢☹️☹️😭😭😭
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So sad I watched today this and made me sooo sad 🥺🥺
Too many of us are castaways. For me, this theme will forever be associated with the struggle to keep on when all seems lost and no one is around nor seems to care. And, the courage to leave the island when the opportunity arises, and the spiritual strength to remember it and re-visit it and to respect it with the tears of grief that it merits. One of the saddest pieces of music I've ever heard.
I could not have said more…
What a lov way to describe life . thank you xx
very poetically said very well said
Very well said
You are loved more than you know Brian.
This movie changed my perspective on life. We all have "Wilson" in our lives that someday we have to let go.
Perfect explanation of what this film truly is about
indeed my friend...indeed....
😢😢😢 I always try not to cry in that part, then I remember "my" Wilson and I can't help it
We all have a "Wilson" in our lives that has drifted away due to our carelessness. A "Wilson" so close that it seemed that it was a part of ourselves.
I have been waiting for my Wilson for the past 30 years....
This movie is so underrated. It's one of the best movies I've ever seen.
This movie should be definitely up there with shawshank redemption. Beautiful story. Tom hanks probably his best role to date. I mean the acting was just unreal he made us all cry over a volleyball WILSON!!!
The Shawshank Redemption and Cast Away, my two favorite movies.
@@jogman262 yeah... These both movies go in the same flow of a particular soul or souls..... Great and wonderful movies......
100% brah
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I think one common message in both movies. Perseverance.
"Tomorrow the sun will rise, and who knows what the tide will bring." One of my favorite lines in the movie. 😢
Exact this line saved me once in a very critical and apparently hopeless medical situation, when im thinking about suicide. Sometimes fiction and art rulez reality.
One of my favorite phrases of all time. In dark times it helps
WILSON!!!!!!!! I'M SORRY WILSON!!!! :'(....A VOLLEYBALL THAT MADE EVERYONE CRY!
Yes 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I'm sorry 😭😭😭
Stop it, 😭😭😭 I don’t wanna remember it
Actually, it's a music that makes everyone cry...
😔Chuck loses the pilots on the plane crash wilson in a ocean then later he loses Kelly to a new man
Music can be so darn powerful. I could listen to this music a hundred times a day and still be emotionally moved every time. What beautiful music !
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Yup.
Alan Silvestri is a master composer, truly one of the all-time greats.
So sad at the end but you know he'll do just fine.
One of the greatest movies of all time.
yeah i agree
+Chris Nichols It was only four years
+Justin Bailey Ce film est sorti en 2000
Yes true..
Chris Nichols not really
Proof that Wilson had a heart.
brandon brooker YESSSSS!!!
I KNEW I WAS T THE ONLY ONE
YEAH, I KNEW I WAS NOT THE ONLY ONE TO NOTICE IT
I understood that reference.
Adam Gustin I understood that reference of cap in avengers 2012
Lost my son and his mother earlier this year. This sound somehow hits deep in my soul. Miss y’all. Christian Palmertree. Jennifer Young.
I'm so sorry to hear that my friend.
Praying for you Josh. I lost my young step-son to cancer several years ago.
So very Sorry for your loss.
Don’t take it hard no matter what …Wish u the best brother
❤
Gotta keep breathing...
Because tomorrow the sun will rise...
And Who knows what the tide could bring...
😢 who knows ...
+Love Nightlife Exactly...😭
We both had done the math. Kelly added it all up and... knew she had to let me go. I added it up, and knew that I had... lost her. 'cos I was never gonna get off that island. I was gonna die there, totally alone. I was gonna get sick, or get injured or something. The only choice I had, the only thing I could control was when, and how, and where it 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-I - , I couldn't even kill myself the way I wanted to. I had power over *nothing*. And 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 my 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 gotta keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring?
Damn son
Crushing... very
The only movie that makes you cry over a friggin' piece of sports equipment.
You don't understand the mental breakdown that occurs from social isolation, trauma and emptiness. Everyone in this world has a psychological and emotional need to be part of a human collective that loves and values them to keep them psychologically balanced. Hank's character finds the closest things to that are his picture of Kelly and the Wilson brand volleyball. Even if the volleyball cant talk back, it is the closest thing he has to keep his sanity. Wilson becomes a member of his family to fill the void of isolation.
@@conscience-commenter it was a simple joke
@@PuurJarrett does knowing that it's a joke disallow him from expressing his thoughts?
@@agolloh Just saying there’s no reason to.
Equally valid points.
Whenever a door is closed, a new one opens. Never give up.
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Elessar you are absolutely right,there is no doubt about it.
This composer knew how to surgically rip open a heart and just went for it
The woodwinds, followed by the strings... the score is so emotional.
Alan Silvestri is so great
i cry every single damn time i hear this, i can’t help it
@juliedavis, I laughed and cried when I read your comment!
@@jackfinn8130I'm touched too


I've lost her all over again. But tomorrow the sun will rise, and you never know what the tide might bring in.
@Overdose Nigga we all have mistakes and regrets. But life goes on my friend
I feel this very much right now. Much love.
Your comment made me cry.
Is it bad the second i read that I started to cry
So right man
Two years ago I was flying for a company in Fiji. One day when flying with my boss, he pointed at a small island and explained this was the island used in the movie Castaway. A sea plane pilot, I took my plane many times over this island and up to the beach. Now listening to the soundtrack I think how amazing it was to see the things I did like that. It also brings tears to my eyes. What an adventure.
you are so lucky
Affecting and inspiring.
Rodrigo HR thank you.
I'm happy the same didn't happen again, as in the film! Bless you.
So cool
He’s one of the best actors in the world.I love all these movies
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Amen. The world itself with mourn the day his death comes.
My Grandma died today...so i listen to this song to remember the memories with her.Aamin
Bittersweet feeling, isn't it? The memories you remember bring happiness, but the passing and the end of those memories bring sorrow. My deepest condolences to you.
Ohh i am so sorryyyyb😩😩😢😢😢
I am thinking about my dead grandmum everytime I listen this
idk what you meant with the Aamin, but i think its probably actually "Amen"
Rip
The moment he looks back at the island after managing to get past the current with this music playing is pure genius from the actor, director and composer.
Right at 1:54
so sadly and peacefully
Exactly. I felt the same when I watched that scene. Only some people can understand the depth of that shot.
And it's the first piece of music played in the song since he crashed.
Alex Clarke
This song was played for the funeral of my grandfather. This moment was one of the most emotional in my life. It was a beautiful last goodbye. 😢
What really
Pretty sure this was the best song for him🙏🙏
My heart is with you...😣
God bless your heart
Tut mir leid
I always come to this music when I am sad. And my heart hurts. I’ll listen to it about 100 times. And still hurt.
I am amazed to see all the like-minded people on this comments section. Your comment resognates with me 100 percent. I had a Wilson character, and still have, throughout my life. Sometimes in car I chat to myself as if I am someone else, sometimes multiple people. They become so real to you.
Me too. God Bless You mate.
Sometimes sad music that hurts the heart
can find us searching for a better way
In our lives so we can feel happy
And look at our emotion way down inside
For a solution to feel whole again..
No one should go alone through the journey through life
This film hit me so hard. Referring to when Chuck was alone on that island and "Wilson" came along to keep him company and be his support. As a survivor of abuse, during my childhood years I would cry and talk to a certain pillow that I bonded with like an actual pet. I never had any pets growing up and so this pillow became my friend, confidant and I would always cuddle and talk to him... yes, I actually think of this pillow then and now as a source of strength and that he is as real as any person/pet. I didn't feel comfortable talking about the abuse with anyone. The couple of times I tried, I was basically rejected. So, I named the pillow "Fatz" because he was and still is just so soft and cuddly. Everyone close to me knows this story and the reasoning behind it. I share this with you all as a way to show that there are so many ways to deal with abuse; sexual, physical and mental of which I was a victim of for many years. So, 42 years later, I still treasure Fatz as my most prized possession, like "Wilson" the volleyball became and was to Chuck Noland in the film. I sleep and cuddle with Fatz everyday and he goes everywhere with me. I have had many health issues indirectly linked to the after effects of long term abuse over my adult years and my wife, son and also nephew, for example, are my strongest supporters. But my good, old, trusted pillow, my best buddy, Fatz is my savior. This wasn't easy but thank you for reading this very intimate detail of my life. It actually feels so good to share it with the world. 😊🧡😉
Love this. ❤️
@@tigerfeet2813 Thank you. Your sentiment means a lot my friend. 🥰❤️👍
thank u for sharing it takes strength to open up those wounds and share it with the world ♥️
@@wendybuie9263 Thank you Wendy. I hope that my story can give comfort to others who may feel awkward or shameful in how they dealt or deal with any form of abuse. Fatz is my lifesaver and I treasure him to this day.
@@ewanmcgregor417 beautiful
Tom Hanks will forever be one of the greatest actors of all time, I've seen many of his films, and not once has he ever ceased to amaze me with a spectacular performance
"And now I'm back, in Memphis, sitting here talking to you, I have ice in my glass.....And I've lost her all over again." Chuck Noland
one of my favorite lines in the film 💔 " lost her all over again " :'(
Totally felt it when he said “and I’ve list her all over again”😞
She wanted to still go with him, too.
@@AnthonyArgyros Alas, what's done is done. Married, have a kid, you can't just put it all back
I always cry after that line. Always.
Probably the saddest and most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard makes me cry every time
❤ 😢 I know that I must go on. I was Homeless when I met a family and gave me a place to live. I was there for 3 1/2 years. Thanks to them, I have a place of my own. Now I have a Homeless Ministry, where I feed over 💯 people once a month 🙏
This movie taught us a very important lesson in life, this isn't only just a movie its so important about life and we learned something.
This movie is one of the best I have ever seen. Never have i cried as I did during this movie, to cry over a ball named Wilson getting swept away really make you understand what a beautiful movie it is. The acting in it is just pure perfection. To act and perform alone have to be the hardest thing to do. One of my all time favorite movies.
+King Wacky just like Forrest Gump
+King Wacky I have watched this film so many times and every time i cry when he looses wilson
tom carroll
Me too
+King Wacky I love Cast Away so much and it is also one of my favorite movies . Forrest Gump is such a beautiful and nice movie also . Tom Hanks is so brilliant and the music is so epic and beautiful hear and i cry every time .
+King Wacky I cred on that scene too OMG you ain't shittin
I can't even explain why I always end up crying myself to sleep with this song on. It has such a wonderful effect on me that I just simply burst into tears of joy, I think...
it's all tied to experience of time and thought throughout our lives... our hopeless perspectives make us feel so distant even from eachother when we are close, because there will always be time....in the past and the future, where we belong to none of them
I find myself crying as well, crying because I know that time is moving forward and we will one day have to say goodbye to those we care about. I sometimes ask myself why we are even here if we are only here for such a short time. But life is full of good we just have to see it and go for it. For tomorrow the sun will rise and who knows what the tide could bring...have a good day Ellie :)
Sam Fairley that part made me cry after tom said you have go home kelly i couldnt stop crying how love was i mean am only 19 and i feel this way
I'm literally the exact same
Me too 😔
When she runs from the house in the rain to kiss him, man that chokes me up.
...I liove you. you are the love of my life.... that’s where i lose my shit
Every single time
I remember when I watched this film years ago, it was the part where he and his wife drove the car for the last time where went from silent tears to near-silent sobbing.
me too..I cry at that bit every single time
@@poppyfield1619 i hear ya
This is probably the saddest music piece I've ever heard. Especially when I imagine the moment when Wilson drifts away never to be seen again. 😥
🏐: I will always be with you in spirit. As long as you remember to keep breathing and survive - that is where I will be waiting for you.
1- Forrest Gump
2- Saving Private Ryan
3- Cast Away
This guy will be a legend forever!
Captain Phillips too.
Philadelphia as well. Somehow, Tom Hanks knows how to capture the hearts of the audience.
You're my favorite deputy - Woody
Faltou o terminal !!!
Alex Cruz Green mile, Apollo 13 and big too.
My mom's favorite movie.. we played it on her funeral.. 12 years ago. Still not forgotten 💖 miss you everyday💕
Kathy Dossche that’s so beautiful,I wish they’d play it for me one day too :’’)
they're rest in peace :(
❤
🕯️
🙏
This song would make everyone cry honestly 😭 especially to those who have seen the movie. The end always got me.
I've seen the movie a gazillion times, and still cry EVERY time!
Not me.
@@TheDickMan_ You have seen lots of Ds i guess.
Who knows what the tide will bring 💔🤞
This piece of music is practically perfection.
A prime example of how music stirs the soul...
This movie is exactly what happens in real life. You make plans, you get on the plane, but all of a sudden, things start to change to the point where your not in control. These things happen in life and we must develop our resilience in order to get past them.
:l bro
Life is what happens as we make all our plans.
Adapt or die!
Life turns on a dime.
Well say
One of the greatest movies of all time. I’ve seen it about ten times and I will continue to keep watching it..
The rolling landscape at the end, the feeling of the vastness - Chuck was still a castaway trying to search for his home and that last shot of him at a literal crossroads was so symbolic of it.
Did you notice a slight smile on Chuck’s face at the ending scene as he turned facing the direction of the woman’s house. That was the clue to Chuck’s new life.
"You said you'd be right back" 😭😭😭
mr mcnasty 😭😭😢😭😭
@@joejoedancer :)
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭i sooo cry this movie is sooo cry ...my life is not better.. this guy is mee 😭😭😭😭
My dad and I watched this movie, my dad doesn't cry but the one scene that got him was Wilson floating away
I'm only 17, lost my dad, lost my mom, lost friends.. sometimes I feel like shit. But there's only 2 ppl that will.never give up, my gf and God😭
Omg You are so young I'm so sorry you lost your parents how heartbreaking. Stay strong. I wish all the best in the future. Glad your gf there for you and god.
I'm so sorry for your loss. I've lost both of my parents and friends too. You're not alone. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Jesus love you my brother and brothers ! Amen
Im sorry ... i hope god Help you
Hey dude, I think that the best thing for you to do is to live life too the fullest and thrive. It's what all good parents what from their children. RIP
Someone in 2019 heard this beautiful soundtrack of Alan silvestri.
Me. So beautiful
Im here in 2020
@@massimilianorecchia3385 👏👏👏❣️❤️
@@r_thekingslayerx4352 👏👏👏❤️❤️
Superbe musique. Elle me fait pleurer. Je pense aux personnes qui m ont quittés. France 17 mai 2020.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Part of the journey is the end.
😭😭😭😭
Im not crying, you are.
The end was simply.... AMAZINGLY sweet and emotional!!!!
Endgame
This music reminds me of Tony's funeral.
A movie, that doesn't have a happy ending. That tries and succeeds at pulling your heart strings, really makes you feel for the character. Even the music makes you feel that way. This is how you do a really good sad movie. This one right here
I suffer from depression and some other things.. sometimes it feels like its impossible to move on and then i listen to this. It always gives me hope and lets me express emotions i normally cover up with me being funny.
I hope you find happiness and joy in your life
I'm praying for you. Peace of mind and lasting joy is your portion. Amen
He's had many great roles, but this is probably my favorite Tom Hanks movie. Russell Crowe was good in Gladiator, but no way was that a better performance than Tom Hanks in Cast Away. He should've won the Oscar!
I agree too much
Tom Hanks is a great actor and has deserved his Oscars when he's won them. But Gladiator is one of the top 15 films of all-time and Crowe's performance was spot-on perfect!
Agree
The scene when he finally could get out of the island (after passing angry waters) and there was calm in the ocean and he looked back at the island and this song was playing... I realized that Tom Hanks was a terrific actor, I mean, the way he looked at the Island was priceless, I cannot describe it.
That's my favorite scene.
Tom Hanks is perhaps the best in the business. There are few roles in which you disbelieve him as his character. I love Castaway, the premise is brilliant, but I doubt any other actor could have pulled it off.
TenakaKhan1981 And this role was maybe one of the most demanding ones... I mean, 90% of the time he never interacted with no one except with a inanimated object.
wow !! i remember this scene a lot and i had the same opinion !!
Tom Hanks is the best actor to my mind. The way he show his emotions is absolutely wonderful
This song makes me cry for two reasons. I understand the sorrow of the lead character. And it reminds me about sorrows of my own.
same here
same here
same here
I started out in the military young. Married young. My wife was with me for 15 years of my career. Then I was assigned a ship. I left and I came back, she wasn't there. Divorced 2 years after. My life has kinda been like Chuck Nolan's. “So now I know what I have to do. I have to keep breathing. And tomorrow the sun will rise, and who knows what the tide will bring in.”
No matter how confident and happy we act around people, there is always no matter what, a little bit of emotion inside of you and sometimes you have to let it out. 💙🙏
Hauntingly beautiful, achingly sad, and utterly unforgettable.
I am deeply profoundly moved by your words. You posses a great soul.
Well said, Muhammad. Well said.
Wow what a brief description... Indeed a class apart
"I know what i have to do now. I Gotta keep breathing, because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what a tide could bring"
This song is like unjustly blaming yourself for losing someone and finally forgiving yourself and moving on. you are finally at peace...
Emre Tokmak wow
Perfectly put! We may lose but we don't have to lose ourselves.
This is my recommendation for a movie marathon with unforgettable soundtracks.
- Cast Away
- Forrest Gump
- Octover Sky
- Braveheart
- Titanic
- The lord of the rings
The Shawshank Redemption
Don't forget star wars
Last of the Mohicans
Gladiator
Shawshank redemption ❤️
When the strings enter at 0:27 it's so relaxing; you can almost hear the waves washing up onto the shore. So beautiful. Alan Silvestri is a genius.
As a musical composition and orchestral performance, easily one of the most beautiful things ever recorded.
At 2:54 you can instantly feel a sense of completion, like the deed has been done and what lies next is uncertain. Perhaps what really casted Chick adrift was his loss of his old life, and he should survive not the island, but what is next to come, and whether it is a plane crash, a starvation, or even coming back home, you just got to keep breathing, for every step you take, you come closer and closer to the end of the tide, and the gate to your own salvation.
a genius indeed. I work with him, so I have a first hand view of how he does it. Pure genius.
Sure you do.
flaming corgis are you jealous or just misinformed. I don't see him all the time, but work with him on selected projects. I can send pics of us together if you like, but then I don't feel the need to defend myself against irate bloggers.
My father sat frozen through the movie. My mom had rented it, and my father and me tried to out-dude ourselves by claiming how we would have dealt with one situation or the other. When we watched Wilson float away, we were crying like babies.
Hahaha same here man. My dad always points out when i have a tear in my eye from watching this film, but then also he'll have a bit of water on the sides of his eyes... A true tear jerker, even for the manliest of men.
Xam271 just means you're alive. Women love men who are alive.
"Im sorry Wilson!!!! I AM SORRYY!"
Props to Kristen Wiig in Bridesmaids for bawling at that Wilson scene 😂
I come to this video every now and again wether I'm feeling sad or not and I always look forward to reading this comment. Thanks man
We both had done the math. Kelly added it all up and... knew she had to let me go. I added it up, and knew that I had... lost her. 'cos I was never gonna get off that island. I was gonna die there, totally alone. I was gonna get sick, or get injured or something. The only choice I had, the only thing I could control was when, and how, and where it 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-I - , I couldn't even kill myself the way I wanted to. I had power over *nothing*. And 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 my 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 gotta keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring?
One of the greatest movies ever
@@Dylonely42 I completely agree.
I was friends with the daughter of the man that wrote cast away for a while. He had the butterfly art in his yard, I believe he moved and it's now in a neighbor's yard in Austin.
One of the greatest movies ever made!
The true essence of this beautiful phrase "HOPE"
Wilson was the only ball that could make a person cry :')
If you had told me I would cry my tiny heart out for a volley ball, I wouldn't have believed you. And yet....
Imagine if that was your favorite stuffed animal that floated away...!!
It wasn´t a volley ball, it was Mister Wilson for crying out loud !
How true, over Mister Wilson, a volleyball.
Unbelievable.
And Chuck did become Dennis the Menace when he threw 'Mr. Wilson' out of his cave that time.
I think it's sad because of how much it meant to the protagonist. You're feeling his pain.
Despite his loss of his loved one, he still had to live, he still had to keep breathing. That is his message to all of us, to all of you. Just keep breathing and everything will be alright. Remember that!
Being an introvert all my life, I am on an island of my own making.
j r man on a beach ....
Hey j r me too but it's my choice..I'm ok with my life..take care
@@carolinemarley8426 Same here. It is crazy how short life is and the glimmering hope we have for a better tomorrow.
@@thewisdomwithin7332 same.... Everyones extroverts nowadays.
We are unique.
@@Simon-eu2hz Do you have an email? I feel this video brings together brothers and sisters from a different gene pool.
RIP Lari White, who played Bettina at the end of the movie. Ironically, her real-life husband’s name was Chuck.
My wife of nearly 30 years left in 2011 and I've been lost and "cast away" ever since... but I know we'll be friends once again, one day.
I feel for you. You'll meet her again.
Thanks. It'll be the best day of my life.
So sorry for your loss. I wish the best for you.
Cheers, Alexander. I think the best is yet to come.
First dream dies then memories. Don't let your memories kill you. On the contrary you Holy. Regards. ..
Wilson!!!!!!!!!!!!I'm sorry!!!!!!!I'm sorry!!!
+Robert Baiton That one scene alone...
...Would you believe, I took a break from the movie, went tot he bathroom, turned on the fan, and bawled
Dito that.I cried too.Losing his volleyball was one of the saddest movie scenes ever.Sob,sob.
And then... things get way worse, too worse to really consider better
+Robert Baiton I wonder how many of you didnt notice he got Wilson back at the end of the movie?
Uh... that wasn't THE Wilson.
This movie saved my life 3 years ago. For some context, I got my girlfriend pregnant at 17. We decided to keep it so I dropped out halfway through my junior year and got a job at my family's garage. We had the baby, a beautiful boy, but his mother died during the birth. I was distraught but I was determined to stay strong for my son. Things began to get better but that was cut short when my father died in a car accident. Then, a month after that, my son died in his sleep. It was one of those cases of SIDS, and I'll probably never know the cause. I had nothing left and I wanted to end my own life. I hadn't decided how I would do it, I just knew I would. Some school friends of mine were going to a 20th anniversary re-release of Cast Away and I asked them if I could join them. I knew it could be the last time I saw any of them. I didn't plan on this movie saving my life but it did. It taught me that no matter what life throws at you, no matter how hard it may seem, you gotta keep going. I finished high school online and went to college to study film, which is what I had planned to do before all this happened. I've started seeing a girl, just a few dinner dates so far, and I haven't told her what happened yet, but I will soon. I don't know yet if I want another child and I think it will take me a long time to decide. Those few months I had with my son were the greatest of my entire life, but I never want to experience loss like that again. I keep a photo of him with me wherever I go, and I've purchased the plot next to his grave, so that whenever I do pass, he'll be with me till the end of time. I don't know where life will take me, but I know I would be dead if I hadn't gone to see this movie on Christmas Eve 2020. Thank you Robert Zemeckis, William Broyles Jr. and Tom Hanks. You saved my life.
God bless you my brother!!
SPOLER FOR AVENGERS ENDGAME
The music that plays at Tony's funeral reminded me of this song, then I remembered it was composed by the same guy: Alan Silvestri
Michael Johnson just watched the funeral scene before playing this 😭😱
Thank you for being a good sport by putting the spoiler tag 🙂
You so right man , at the beginning , Tony was cast away but in space
@@AIRWOLF-l6g Same!! In theaters, I did not notice cause of the Schock. Now that they released the Kneeling down scene, I was like, Hold on, I have heard this before.
P.S. Glad to know both were composed by the same guy. Masterpieces.
Nirmalya Sanyal
Loki: in the end, you will always kneel
Old man: not to men like you
There's never been an actor like Tom Hanks, this music sad, but like a dewy morning in a spring meadow. Classic.
After all he has been thru,he lost everything he had....
Always remember, we're born with nothing good friend.
yet, stayed alive.
but he found another one to love, at last scene if you remember :)
He'd bought a new ball so he'd always have Wilson #2 😀
Jason Gafar m
I remember years back I was working for my dad as usual in the summer, rolling turf at gaydon for the business… it was hard graft a lot of the time & quite repetitive but I enjoyed it… I used to play music a lot to pass the time on my headphones as it could be quite lonely going on occasions - i’ll always remember this track coming on & I fell into an almost trance like state of complete stillness & detachment from my physical surroundings, almost hynotic. I can’t really explain it too well but i’ll know i’ll always remember the feeling on that warm sunny day & finally feeling, albeit maybe briefly - at one with myself & the world… hope I didn’t bore anyone then just thought i’d share my feelings on an incredible piece of music that’s always stayed with me
Thank you for your sharing.
*As A person who suffered the loneliness this film hit me alot*
The Greatest piece of music of all time.....
Best movie ever. I literally cried when Chuck lost Wilson in the sea.
Genesis Coupe from that point on i cryed
+Genesis Coupe same here almost
Genesis Coupe worst movie ever.
So do I...
The film is music free for most of the time and then this beautiful theme kicks in just as Tom Hanks leaves the island. This movie is so powerful and still manages to make me cry during the scene where Wilson is stranded at Sea. The movie draws you so much into the point of view of the main character that when he looses that ball you actually feel what he's feeling, so in a sense i don't cry for Wilson but for the desperation of loosing my only point of reference and interaction for 4 years on a desert Island.
This was used in probably the saddest scene that MCU has ever done in their 11-years worth of storytellings and moviemaking. Thank you Alan, thank you🙏
I noticed the exact same thing when watching the movie. I knew I had heard that motif before. And during the credits it struck me, Alan Silvestri.
Well played Alan, your music touched my soul.
I think it’s also similar to the Forrest Gump Theme,Alan is such a genius...
Tom Hanks reminds me of my father and I always break into tears when I listen to this beautiful song...
Every time I watch a picture of this movie and I listen to a single note of the amazing Alan Silvestri’s music, my heart explodes and my eyes become full of tears. Sadness, desperation, hope. All my emotions are touched. My life has changed from the very moment I went out of the cinema 18 years ago. Love....
It's almost Fathers Day, so I listen for my brother and our Dad in the music, which speaks to our soul. How I miss them both.
Einer der besten Filme, die ich je gesehen habe. Die Filmmusik ist
einzigartig. Auch andere Filme mit Tom Hanks sind spektakulär und
werden in die Filmgeschichte eingehen. Danke
How can a human create something so beautiful, soothing, heart-touching, and something that takes you back the memory lane and brings a tear or two in your eyes!
God gave humans skills to make music like this
Because he's Alan Silvestri, one of the best in the business.
I couldn't count how much i cried during this movie. Makes me rethink about life, my decisions, the unexpected, etc..
Me too..😭
You can see the waves moving on the surface of the ocean so clearly just listening to this, beautiful music
Dieses Lied ist so wundervoll, so melancholisch. Ich liebe es so sehr
You gotta keep breathing, because tomorrow the sun will rise again. And you never know what the tide will bring.
Thats the real point of this movie
The music touches my very soul.
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This music hits my soul every time I watch the movie.
I am so glad I was able to find it here and save it so I can listen to it whenever I need to feel whatever it makes me feel when I hear it ♥️
God bless each of you who have your own reasons for loving this.
I can’t put into words how this score makes me feel. Very sad, but also beautiful.
I never wanted to watch this movie, I guy stranded on an island with a ball. When I did finally watch it I balled my eyes out. This music to top it off makes me think about my decisions in life and the things that slipped by.
A Very moving piece of music. Shedding a tear just listening to it. Thanks for posting this.
we must preach and never give up on our dreams.
Never thought I would cry over a volley ball drifting away into the ocean ;(
this theme was used when my mother passed, tom hanks was her favorite, awesome theme,
This musical sound track is pure genius. It moves me emotionally. So simplistic, yet extremely powerful. A perfect balance.
This was my dads last movie before he past due to pancreatic cancer in 2019, age 63. So once a time I come back here to just listen to this song and feel somewhat attached to my dad. Always leave with tears in my eyes.
This movie teached me something…
The lesson is over and learned, but you decide when to leave the classroom. Either you keep sitting and thinking about worries, fears and the past, or you stand up and begin to walk towards life.
I know this movie for a long time, but as i watched it on TV today i learned a message that I’ll definitely need one day in my life.
Be well my friends out there…
Allen Silvestri is one of the best composers and conductors of our time. I never knew that this man created so many beautiful pieces of music to so he of my favorite films. He deserves many awards. So many film scores, that are just beautiful. He is so talented.
He's also created fun ones to like captain America , the avengers and mouse hunt. He can go from those too cast away and forest gump it's amazing .
dannyhuskerjay
Yeah totally awesome.
Don't forget the back to the future trilogy :)
dannyhuskerjay
oh really that's awesome!
totally
Not only is this theme musically beautiful, but it isn't played until he finally makes it off the island. The hour or so of the film he spends on the island is devoid of any score, giving it a sense of true isolation. That makes the moment he finally clears the surf and looks back at what was his home, his prison, for 5 years now fading into the mist so much more powerful with this sudden burst of melody. The notes evoke feelings of loneliness, triumph, uncertainty, and, most of all, hope.
That scene near the end where he's kissing her in the pouring rain both giving in to the love thats still there but understanding that times have moved on. Really powerful scene and film and this music captures it perfectly 🙏🏻
Ogladalem pierwszy raz jak bylem mlodym szczylem,juz wtedy ten film mnie poruszył,dzisiaj przez przypadek natrafilem na ten film w tv tym razem jako dorosly facet i ogladajac ,zabral mnie ten "przypływ" po raz kolejny wycisnął ze mnie łzy. Nie jestem fanatykiem kina,ale cała fabuła tegu filmu zagina mnie emocjonalnie do potęgi. Mistrzostwo