Needless to say, the essence of "Legend of Life on a Deserted Island" is in the middle, and the beginning (before the accident) and the end (after meeting with his girlfriend) are a bit weak in comparison. But the overall film "NB" is a good comment. Not everyone has the opportunity to go rafting on a deserted island, but everyone has a deep understanding of the taste of loneliness. I never thought about it before: savages have the loneliness of savages, and modern people have the loneliness of modern people. Tom Hanks performed these two kinds of loneliness.
"Remaining on a Deserted Island" is a film with a single plot, a long filming cycle, and a "one-man show". In fact, the appeal of this film is not in the story itself, but in that it is another collaboration between Tom Hanks and Robert Zammicks since "Forrest Gump". In addition, what attracts people in the film is probably the "wild taste" that is very different from modern urban life and the persistence of a person's tenacious survival.
"Remains of a Deserted Island" is one of Hollywood's most unusual films in 2000. This is not only because two-thirds of the film is performed by Tom Hanks alone, but also because the director Robert Zemigis has avoided letting the film fall into Hollywood-style sentimental stereotypes. It is also unique in that it is the only film in 2000 that was not based on a book, a documentary report, or a clever idea of a screenwriter, or even a real event. The origin of the film is an idea of its starring Tom Hanks.
