Can do survival teaching

Jacinto 2022-04-22 07:01:02

It's a Robinsonian film that makes one see the beauty and ruthlessness of the sea. Watching the film was especially news-timely when news of the FedEx plane crashed into Tokyo.
The film taught us how to drill wood to make fire, how to fork fish, how to make bamboo rafts, how to make ropes, and how to use lifeboats. It also taught us: it is best not to wear such unlucky things as "pocket watch + photo".
There are some nice props in the film, like the skate shoes, without which Tom Hanks would obviously have to use rocks. But the biggest suspense is the package that was not opened until the end. I always thought that it would be opened at the last moment and made the protagonist regret it, but it was still not opened.
The film tells us that no matter where we go, we must have a few things on us: a lighter, dry food, and a Swiss Army knife. Otherwise, in this extreme situation, you can only start DIY from the primitive society.

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Cast Away quotes

  • Chuck Noland: I'm sorry, Wilson. Wilson, I'm sorry! I'm sorry!

  • Kelly Frears: [picks up her phone] Hello?

    Stan: Kelly it's Stan.

    Kelly Frears: Oh how are you?

    Stan: Good. I have something to tell you.

    Kelly Frears: Okay.

    Stan: A cargo ship was out at sea today and they found someone floating on a raft... It was Chuck! He's alive!

    [Kelly drops her phone and faints as her husband Jerry looks up from feeding their daughter Katie]