The real message of the movie is NOT about being stranded on an island

Rating: Null/10 (10 September 2004)

If you haven't seen the movie, don't read this discussion, because my discussion might give a hint to the ending of the movie.
The real message is you shouln't treat your professional life more importantly than you personal life.
When Tom Hanks was having a joyous dinner with his girlfriend, family, and close friends, he was interrupted by a telephone call from his company. He was told he had to leave and travel half way around the world to fix a problem for his company.
Next thing he knows, Tom Hanks was stranded by himself on a island. He couldn't leave the island for years.
When Tom Hanks finally got back to the real world, the love of his life (Helen Hunt) has already married to another man. (Ironically Helen Hunts was married to a dentist, and Tom Hanks had to remove a bad tooth when he was on that island)
I was so touched by the scene when Tom Hanks went to Helen Hunt's house for the first time, after Hanks came back from the island.
They had soooo much love between them. But so much has changed since the last time they saw each other, when they were having that dinner when that phone call came, and when they exchanged Christmas presents in that car, just before they said good bye. Helen Hunts has already married to another man and they already have a baby.
They still love each other so much. And they know they were meant to be husband and wife. But they know that they couldn't turn back the clock.
Remember the scene when they remove the baby seat from the car?
The message of the movie is your love ones are more important and precious than your job and career.
I was so emotionally touched by the last 15 minutes of the movie, I almost cried.