What a great classic.

Rating: 8/10 (1 June 2019)

Obviously I am many years behind with this review, but it is only a proof of how this classic despite the age, is still able to deliver an enormous satisfaction in its theatrical form. Cast Away is a film that I like to use quite like the example of good cinema; it is a film with a simple premise, simple in his veins but with a fantastic execution, fun and emotional. It is an art of being able to see it, entertaining from top to bottom, full of classic moments that we can remember forever, moments that are already captured as part of the history of cinema.
Everything inside the movie is great, I was sincerely hoping to see something simple with a little adventure, but ended up being a trip quite emotional and passionate about the survival story of a poor FedEx worker who ends up spending years lost along with nothing but his companion mind, which makes great use with the classic ball, Wilson.
And practically, these are the two protagonists of the film, although if there are several characters, the story itself is concentrated in Chuck, perfectly personified by Tom Hanks, achieving that we have a great affection for the person and his interaction with the world around him. Finishing with an excellent and simple end, emotional and moving, a classic instant that despite the years, must be seen.