could a good movie kill us?

Rating: Null/10 (30 January 2001)

first of all, i have to advise that my english writing is not fluent as i would like. in the second place, i think that loneliness as well as fear of living are concepts not easy to be filmed. well, nobody says that CAST AWAY is a masterpiece, but also i've seen that nobody made a proper objection in this list. i'm afraid that there was superficiality of arguments and too much criticism by the people who stuck on things such as the marketing plane of fedex or the actors role in this movie. i struggled rather a lot in my life, and i still feel completely alone: there isn't a family, a friend, a job, a work or a religion that could calm or satisfy me. this feeling doesn't leave me a second in life and i think also that doesn't exist a remedy to this. never it will be. the final ppp of tom hanks could be a plausible answer to who understand what i have affirmed before. you can't fight it, so why don't you accept it? in addition, this film got all the faults of hollywood industry's films: a budget too big, many "commercials" in it, and so on. but it gives a strong, really strong, sensation, that never let me quiet during the film: feeling of angst. this "artificial" and commercial film can give me the same sensation i had during the worse moments in my life so that i feel worried for two reasons mainly: the first is, how long establishment could manipulate feeling and emotions and secondly what they would to achieve. spectators, especially young people, are gonna be more and more disillusioned of this kind of "stories", and that is a pity, really. i say that is a pity because this side of industry is gonna "kill" every part of good feeling or mood inside us. anyway, i appreciated this film, more than it was expected.
7/10