Cast Away (2000) REACTION

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

My daughter told me they were going to watch this in film class. She'd never seen it and of course I wouldn't give her any details or spoilers. I just told her "You're probably going to cry about something you never thought you'd cry about." She came home from school the next day and said "Were you talking about Wilson?"

[@gdiaz8827]

see how she does with the Green Mile

[@3DJapan]

That's funny, I had film classes, including Narrative Cinema class where all we did was watch movies and discuss them, but it was about 1 years before this movie came out. I guess we probably would have watched it too.

[@Tehui1974]

LOL

[@sadhu7191]

Lol

[@KokoandFooFoo]

The package saved his life because it helped keep hope alive for him, the hope that he would return to civilization one day to deliver it like the dedicated FedEx employee that he was. On the 2 disc DVD, the director joked in an interview that the package contained a satellite phone.

[@Pixelologist]

Hope. Purpose and hope. Doesn't matter what's IN the package - it's what the package GAVE him that matters.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Yeah, the one package he didn't open had a satellite phone, a case of Bic lighters, a water filter, a machete, a tarp, and a bunch of fish hooks and line.

[@brewswillis9783]

Actually, he didn't deliver the package, he returned it to the sender...luckily she was beautiful. lol The actress, Lari White, sadly died in 2018 from cancer. RIP

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Since I was the one who received that package at the end, I can assure you that it did in fact have a satellite phone in it 🥳☎️

[@DaleKingProfile]

More specifically a waterproof, solar-powered, satellite phone

[@granddaddyotaku636]

Something you may not have exactly caught was that when he left the package and then met the woman who owned it later. He turns around a few times and then ends up looking down the road that the woman drove down. I truly believe that's him realizing that the "wings" on the package that saved him and the woman in the truck were always his destiny. This is the new day. The tide has brought him here. And hes going to go forwars. He's going to go down that road. He's going to find this woman. And he's going to have a life. He might have lost Kelly. but now he has a second chance at life and at love. It may not be with Kelly but the future looks bright for our boy. He's going to be just fine 😭🙏💜

[@msdarby515]

That is exactly my analysis and how I have imagined it turned out, as well! Good job writing it so well. I could have said the same thing but prolly would have taken me 5 paragraphs. LOL I've also imagined a narrative that had Chuck not crashed, his obsession with time and his fast paced life would have destroyed him and Kelly eventually. While the island took Kelly, it taught him, a man obsessed with time and speed, to slow down. He learned that there were other things in life that were more important than the "sin of losing track of time."

[@joeb918]

Tom Hank’s basically said the same thing, something like, “he went down that road and lots of babies with that woman.”

[@staytrue5307]

Everyone with the ability to see who watched the movie "caught" that 🙄

[@katosnook]

What was inside the box didn't save him, but the wings symbol motivated him to keep going. He respectfully never opened the box with the decision to return it.

[@justinhephner2117]

also what was in the box was her signed divorce papers from her husband in russia, thats what he has delivered to him at the start of the movie

[@cometogether999]

There's no doubt in my mind that you'll like this, maybe even love it. Having worked at FedEx as a driver, I can attest to the fact that management is obsessed with time, very much like Tom Hanks character.

[@gallendugall8913]

If you're checking out Tom Hanks movies definitely don't miss "Apollo 13"

[@lazyperfectionist1]

The first few times I saw this movie, I didn't grasp the full significance of Wilson. It _took_ me a while to get to the point where I understood why he was significant, and why his _loss_ was so significant. Human beings are _social_ animals. It's a rare human being not possessed of the need not to go too long without seeing other _faces;_ even fairly _crude_ ones. When Chuck loses Wilson, the grief he displays is over the suffering of a fundamental part of his own _humanity._

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Trixy Blue, the beauty of Tom Hanks as an actor is that his combination of determination, strength, and willingness to be vulnerable makes him perfect to portray so many stories. Someone once said, "We could have cast someone else to play his many roles, but would we have cared so much if it wasn't Tom Hanks."

[@lazyperfectionist1]

Human beings have a unique relationship with fire. Every _other_ wild animal survives by instinctively _avoiding_ it, so _we_ first rose to dominion over the natural world by _controlling_ fire. Thus, the animals that instinctively avoided fire came to avoid _us._

[@sixstanger00]

"Ditch" in aviation means attempt a controlled crash into the sea. A quick summary on waves: There are always waves in the ocean, no matter where you are. They are produced by wind moving across the water's surface. Waves get pushed along with winds. The stronger the winds, the larger the waves. The reason they are "visible" around land masses is because as the water becomes more shallow, the energy from the wave starts to compress (because there's less distance under the water's surface for it to disperse). This is why waves get sharper/taller closer to land; the wave no longer has an open ocean to spread out on, so as it pushes against the immovable land mass, it compresses. Eventually, the wave becomes so tall/sharp that it can no longer support it's own weight, which is why waves "crash" at the shoreline. The crashing of waves causes seafoam, which is the white trails you saw surrounding the island. A "wave" is merely the manifestation of energy traveling through a medium (in this case, water). An underwater earthquake or a meteorite impact will also cause massive waves (called tsunamis), but the "wave" exists for the same reason - energy is moving through the water.

[@mrichards6795]

What the pilot meant by "ditching" - to crash land as smoothly as possible, I think. In this case, the cockpit had no control on how they were going to crash because the storm was too strong. Good reaction.

[@jimglenn6972]

I love when you see the whale! What surprise. In university we called this “virtuoso” performance where, while it is not a solo performance, most of the action revolves around one character. Cyrano de Bergerac and The Martian are examples of this. To be successful, the acting of the central player has be spot on, Hanks nailed it!

[@colinglen4505]

The Martian bored me to death, especially as the lead was played by the one dimensional Damon ( a cricket bat with eyes ). I was shocked to read a few weeks after seeing it that it was supposed to be a comedy. :o

[@thane9]

I saw this movie alone in the theater after a really bad breakup. It wrecked me in ways I can't even put words to. I'm glad I can watch it now and not feel so awful.

[@jameskoralewski1006]

Regular whales (like Blue Whales) do not have humans on their menu and are more curious than hungry around people!

[@jeffsetter213]

The interesting thing about self-dentistry, if you've ever had the misfortune to have applied it to yourself, is that almost no action that would resolve your incessant pain seems absurd at the time. The resolution of your constant torment is your only thought & any action that brings you to that end seems immaculately rational in that moment.

[@michaelccozens]

Dental pain can literally start to drive you insane from the insomnia alone. That more countries don't have more support for the health of some of their citizens' most vital bones is pretty ridiculous. The ROI alone makes it hugely worth doing.

[@lethaldose2000]

For Tom Hanks, No matter what role he plays, makes us care for the character and thus the story. What an amazing talent. Matthew McConahey, Robin Williams, Jim Carey are all similar in that way as well. You should next dive down the rabbit holes those actors have created.

[@coyotefever105]

Except Da Vinci Code

[@JedHead77]

I was just at a sporting goods store recently, and they still had Wilson volleyballs with the red handprint still in stock! 🏐😉

[@ryanhampson673]

I also loved the line he knew a guy named Spaulding…The company that makes basketballs.

[@ValGL347]

What a sad moment the horrible loss of a volley ball, only Tom Hanks has the ability to move you so much. Great reaction greetings from Mexico and a big hug

[@ephennell4ever]

It saved his life because it represented both what his life *had* been, and represented a goal, that wasn't about just living until tomorrow, but was about - possibly - achieving a goal 'off in the future': getting this package to the person who was supposed to get it!

[@ronp1903]

Tom Hanks is an amazing actor! He has played characters from Forrest Gump to Capt. Miller and everyone in between. A Tom Hanks movie you can add to your list is a newer film called 'Captain Phillips', and one of his first flicks, the comedy classic, 'Bachelor Party'. Thank you for keeping us entertained, Blue! Always looking forward to your next reaction 😉. 👍🍿 🎥

[@tracymiller1149]

And don't forget Astronaut Jim Lovell, and Capt. "Sully" Sullenberg.

[@joelvega9534]

Hey, I shook your hand in Manchester, New Hampshire back during the '07 primaries, voted for you twice.

[@ronp1903]

@@joelvega9534 Lol! Oh yeah, I remember. 😆

[@DanielRamosMilitaryWiz]

I absolutely adore your reaction videos Blue! You are always so sweet, funny, and genuine. Castaway happens to be directed by the same guy who did Forrest Gump, which I know you really loved. My heart always goes out to you whenever you cry! (8:29-8:37) If I remember correctly it contained medical supplies, flares, and an emergency locator transmitter. (18:29) It didn’t look like the coral went through his leg, but it did leave a nasty wound that got infected. Ironically Tom Hanks later said that he actually did suffer a cut to his leg during shooting which caused a nasty infection that put him in the hospital for three days, and almost killed him. For other great films staring Tom Hanks I would definitely recommend Apollo 13, Big, Road to Perdition, Captain Phillips, A League of Their Own, and Turner & Hooch.

[@maximillianosaben]

Never could have imagined I would ever cry over a volleyball, but it gets me every time.

[@GamerBrinedQw4w9WgXcQ]

I first saw this movie when I was 8 and I was bawling my eyes out over that scene lol.

[@jeffburnham6611]

Always laugh whenever a female reactor makes the comment that Kelly and Chuck should get back together. They forget Kelly married and moved on, so it's not like she's going to divorce Jerry her current husband just because Chuck is alive and back.

[@kjek1]

@@jeffburnham6611 they even had a kid but “yeah get back together guise fuck your family life you’ve had for 4 years”.

[@lassesipila6418]

Cresting waves come to the shore. In the middle of the ocean, waves work like you see when the plane crashes and Chuck is on the raft, it just looks like water swelling up and down, like dunes in a sandy desert. That's because there's "infinite" water on all sides so the only direction for the wave to go is up. As the water gets shallower and ground rises up at the shore, there isn't as much water in that direction to swell up, so as the wave goes up, it starts to flow toward that "empty" space and the wave crests and falls to the shore.

[@blackpowder99]

You must watch Tom Hanks in "The Terminal" I believe one of his finest character roles.

[@R3neeXD]

Just re-re-re-re-rewatched it the other day. 10/10 every time.

[@brentfugett2700]

The Terminal 👍👍👍👍 Apollo 13 👍👍👍👍

[@justsmashing4628]

Band of Brothers is patiently waiting…😊

[@ru66erducky]

The package had Angel wings on it. It gave him hope. Thats why he couldnt open the package and he followed the message within x

[@ll7868]

I honestly don't know how Wilson didn't win Best Supporting Actor for this role. Not many actors can pull off a role like that with only their facial expressions and body language to make you really feel for them when they die.

[@manuelbreak16]

You have to watch "The Road" isn't too much known, but is gold

[@larrycork49]

"Road to Perdition"

[@manuelbreak16]

@@larrycork49 Yes, that one is pretty good too, with Tom Hanks thats makes sense hahah but I was talking about "the road" with Viggo Mortensen

[@jprocker6368]

Yes, when she drove away he sow the logo with the wings on her truck. The movie ends with him looking in all directions, but the final shot shows him looking in her direction. Great ending, A favorite movie.

[@chapo0815]

"well there was a ton of other trees .. you could drown yourself also but... Glad you didnt very good... 👍🏼.". 🙄😆🤣🤣🤣. I love that dark sense of humor you have... Love it...😜

[@Gabriel_Moline]

My favorite movie! The beginning and ending are ok, but the whole middle is a amazing!🤣

[@MarcoMM1]

Trixy FYI when we say ditch on airplane it means its a controlled emergency landing of an aircraft on water. And another thing we dont have "parachuts" on commercial or cargo airplanes because in reality they wouldn’t be able to save lives. Some of the reason for this are: 1 Parachuting requires extensive training, thus making it impractical to use as a emergency safety solution. 2 Most airplane accidents occur on takeoff or landing, with only 10% of incidents happening mid-air. 3 Commercial or cargo airplanes travel at speeds too great to be able to parachute out. 4 airliners fly too high, if you were to jump out at 35,000 breathing will become an issue. consider yourself educated about this matter.

[@rickc661]

For an equally harrowing crash video ( made up ) the TV show LOST wins the award. the first episode showing aftermath, various episodes having ' in the moment' flashbacks

[@ryanhampson673]

I love the symbolism this movie conveys..The dying flashlight (torch) as the fading of technology and the modern world and the ending where he’s standing at the literal crossroads of his life knowing that his next decision will impact his live forever.

[@philmakris8507]

Remember how intense he was about his job in the beginning? The package motivated him bc he wanted to eventually deliver it and complete the job. And the redhead at the end is symbolic of giving him his future direction. I bet they eventually ended up together.

[@wxdroid]

I live about an hour and a half away from the intersection at the end of the movie. It’s near the town of Mobeetie in the Texas panhandle.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

The running joke is that the package had a water purifier and a satellite phone.

[@tomyoung9049]

not completely sure, but the thing on the raft that gets caught and rips loose was probably some type of radio transponder so rescue teams could locate him in the raft. The waves around the island marked where a ring of rock and coral had formed a partial barrier, so as the water moved over it creates waves of varying height.

[@ryanhampson673]

Most likely it’s a survival kit..I fly over water, rafts have some food bars, water bottles/bags, fishing gear and a patch kit for the raft.

[@garyi.1360]

It saved his life because it kept hope alive. He hoped to deliver it.

[@TacticalSandals]

Ditching is a water landing. Cargo and passenger pilots do not have parachutes. I would feel weird as a passenger if I knew the pilots had a safe way to abandon the plane leaving everyone else behind :P

[@evanirvana500]

I love the whale scenes. It's a humpback and they're actually very protective of humans. There's a youtube video if a woman interacting with a humpback to where he gently guided her with a fluke. She was getting nervous and got out of the water to see a shark circling. The whale was protecting her. Here I think it followed him to protect him or just curious. It woke him up ton see the boat that would save him.

[@jandevry3985]

This movie is a masterpiece. I love this style

[@wiggywil]

@41:22 To answer your question, it gave him *PURPOSE* to keep living. Something to strive to complete, a goal to accomplish, to continue to keep thinking up ways to get off that island

[@lassesipila6418]

Whenever it's hard to remember Tom Hanks' name, just think how nice of a person he is and remember that T. Hanks spells "thanks".

[@TheRussian13]

There are so many interesting facts about this movie, as well as amazing scenes. Although one of my favorite stories about Cast Away is that Tom Hanks actually injured himself on coral in that scene, and his foot became infected. He tried to power through it, but eventually went to see a doctor. Good thing he did too because the doctor said if he waited any longer he may have died from the infection. It brings an element of real survival of the actor to the character he was playing.

[@Bulbman123]

You're the only reactor I've seen who actually recognized that the whale was waking him up, whales and dolphins have been known to help humans stranded at sea. Fun Fact: Supposedly drowning is one of the most painful ways to die. Which makes sense if you think about it this way, ever accidentally take a mouthful of water "down the wrong pipe"? Ever accidentally take 500 gallons down the wrong pipe?

[@JPSE57]

The commitment to delivering the package gave him a purpose outside of survival and that sense of purpose kept him living.

[@kylereese4822]

The woman in the beginning and end in the truck sadly passed away not to long a ago.... Her name was Lari White (1965-2018)

[@Goldberg070]

I never thought I would find a person out there who is scared of whales - but the internet brought you up. :D Nice reaction to a great movie. One of my all time favourites.

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey, Blue Thanks for changing it up from the MCU flicks. Castaway is such an amazing movie. Searches deep into the meaning of the human experience. I anticipate this movie will affect you deeply in the coming months. THis movie makes you value loved ones and simple daily conveniences with such effectiveness. Trust me as a former Boy Scout, it's not easy to make first from scratch without a fire starter or wet materials.

[@kevtb874]

I would have put money on the Wilson scene making you cry but nope. Fair enough. Please don't change. Genuine reactions are appreciated.

[@Sarcastro_78]

I saw this in the theatre Christmas night. And, I remember that as he opened the boxes on the island while some were laughing at the contents, others were saying what use it had to survival. And the orange bag would have contained some basic supplies and a flare gun. I love when Hanks looks at the knife. The great ones have impact of subtilty.

[@hk43xx]

Another good Tom Hanks movie to check out is "The Burbs."

[@luketimewalker]

oooh never heard of it, cool!

[@haraldisdead]

"Don't go in the toilet when it's about to get bumpy." See what you did, Hanks?!

[@notramesses4790]

He jinxed himself when he said, "I'll be right back."

[@bgarr99]

I think delivering the package helped give him a purpose to keep living.

[@kamenriderzo964]

The package give him courage and kept him alive to overcome the obstacles👍😍😻😻🍒🍎

[@richiecabral3602]

You have to see "Joe vs. the Volcano"!!! It's also Tom Hanks, there's some similarities, but also very different. I don't want to spoil it, but let's say it's a much more fun version of this!

[@jimhsfbay]

C’mon! Everyone knows whats in the package. Satellite phone, first aid kit, sewing kit, matches, energy bars!

[@KokoandFooFoo]

Trixy: "Whales... the one thing I'm most afraid of" Haha, I remember Trixy watching the giant spider scene in Lord of the Rings: Return of the King ;)

[@SlugCult718]

26:40 - "He built a friend?" - LMFAO!! 😂😂

[@bigdaddy741098]

In my mind, the lady goes home and finds the package and presumes he delivered it. She of course is curious and goes back to find him still sitting there contemplating his options, they become great friends that over time develops into love and they have a couple of kids and live happily ever after. Btw if you haven't seen him in, The Terminal, I would recommend watching that as your next feel good movie.

[@indade]

Sleepless in Seattle, You’ve Got Mail. You know the drill people.

[@stevebrewer5470]

The package is symbolic, it kept his hope alive.

[@ruthrunyon5515]

The wings not only gave him hope but the idea for the wings to lift him over the wave with the piece of port-o-potty

[@davidkrieger1406]

Once again it was a absolute joy watching this movie with you. The bonus is learning more about you as your watching. I can’t say enough compliments about watching with you makes my life so much better. I’m loving the journey of connecting with movies and live lessons and I can’t wait to do more! I hope you’re doing well. Sending love, positivity and friendship in your life. All the best David 😊💙💙

[@jd-zr3vk]

The ending is great. THIS character knows Kelly has a family so he walked away.

[@perico1014]

The wings in the package gave him the idea to use that metal thing that came with the tide as a sail to be able to leave the island. Lovely movie from Forrest Gump director.

[@perico1014]

Actually it’s a Robert Zemeckys film, just as Forrest Gump. Beautiful film, with a great open ending. That smile at the end it’s a new beginning. A new hope for Chuck.

[@BlackieNuff]

"Crabs are just sea spiders" LOL! That's cute. I can only imagine what Trixy thinks of those giant Japanese spider crabs.

[@Trapper50cal]

It's not outside the realm of possibility that the whale escorted/guided his raft to an oceanic shipping lane. The package saved his life by giving him purpose. The one he was going to deliver rather than open....his job/occupation in life. It represents determination. AND it shows him what the tide brought in :-)

[@MrTremewan]

To ditch: To bring (an aircraft) down on water in an emergency. "he was picked up by a frigate after ditching his plane in the Mediterranean" This is just one of many meanings that "ditch" has.

[@Flastew]

Great reactions young Blue. If you watch it again there are little clues to that package. Remember in the beginning that lady at the ranch sent a package. The sign at the ranch had two names on it. The package went to a guy in Russia, he was the one in the cowboy hat. That guy sent the package back, supposedly with signed divorce papers in it. Tom saved this one to deliver. He liked the wings. He even painted those wings on the plastic shelter (that flew away) on his raft that he used as a sail. When he did deliver that package there was only one name on the sign at the ranch, one had been cut off. So apparently, she is now single. The wings on the truck got his attention and all we can deduce, from him just standing and staring is that maybe he drove back to her ranch. We can only hope anyway. But great job Blue, we love your reactions.

[@antzuprising]

Fun fact: The scene where he cuts his leg from the tidal wave, that was actually real and he almost died from the poison!!

[@neilgriffiths6427]

Guess you grew up a long way from the sea...waves only break (curl over and crash) when they are close to shore (or passing over submerged rocks and reefs). Also, the ocean doesn't have to get really deep straight away, it can be below head-height for hundreds of yards from land - sometimes...

[@ronyoung3032]

when the plane was crashing and Tom Hank's character unbuckles his seat belt to get his watch: "Why are you so sweet and stupid at the same time!?" - Trixy Blue.

[@ll7868]

I thought I subscribed a long time ago, fixed it. Greyhound, Won't You Be My Neighbor and Finch are three of Tom's newer movies, all of them are excellent. I don't think Tom has ever had a bad role. Tom played Mr. Rogers in Won't You Be My Neighbor, it was where he started acting as one of Mr. Rogers' neighbours. He was a producer of the PBS show and had to step in when the actor they cast didn't show up and now he's considered one of the greatest actors in the world today.

[@ProfRavenSteel]

First time watching this. It was amazing and something I can relate to.

[@Billinois78]

If you want to watch Tom Hanks in a comedy, let me recommend The 'Burbs (1989). I guess it would be called "dark comedy" but not very dark. His wife is played by Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia). I don't want to say anything about the story, out of risk of spoiling things.

[@paulieluppino1856]

How funny it would be if inside the box was a "Cast away Survival Gear"......

[@lazyperfectionist1]

34:37 "Crab? Really?" 😆😆😆 "Who brought that? Who thought this was a good idea? Give a man flashbacks."

[@a.k.4486]

The package saved his life in a sense that it gives him a new chance at love. That new girl is the one. The direction he looks at in the end is the road leading to that lady's house. The whole purpose of the movie was for him to meet her. At the beginning, the papers he delivers in the package were in fact divorce papers. You can imagine she was divorcing and at the end she is now available. Forget about the other girl. Life twists things sometimes for the better.

[@argent-kestrel90]

There was implication that Kellys husband the dentist was responsible for Chucks gum abscess and infected tooth. He performed a root canal procedure on him and I think he did it badly. Botched root canals will lead to an abscess in the gums around the tooth just like what Chuck had.

[@gomcse]

The picture of the wings on the package gave him the idea for a sail. That's how it saved his life. He used the sail to get over the waves.

[@Smin414]

I highly recommend the best K-drama 'The Red Sleeve', which marked the end of 2021. "The Red Sleeves" is a beautiful true story of the love between a king and a court lady.📺😢👍

[@TheGregott]

win very good film, I had the same feelings while watching the film as you. Once again nice to share the experience with you. thank you

[@vincentpuccio3689]

The wings drawn on the box gave them the idea for the sail

[@thestanleys3657]

Another amazing performance from Tom hanks, great film. Great reaction Blue 😃

[@BucksPackersBrewers]

Blue: “If the movie was just Tom Hanks acting I would watch it.” Me: Buckle up, that’s pretty much EXACTLY what it is

[@kevinforever6898]

Tom Hanks’ commitment to this role was incredible. They shot the early scenes and plane crash first, then production stopped for a year so he could lose 50lbs (23kg) for the island scenes and finale.

[@thorstrebla980]

"What Lies Beneath" and "Cast Away" are fraternal twin movies.

[@kevinforever6898]

@@thorstrebla980 Robert Zemeckis shot “What Lies Beneath” during the year break. Twin brothers indeed.

[@kevinforever6898]

@@thorstrebla980 Yes! Zemeckis filmed “What Lies Beneath” when production on “Cast Away” was in hiatus.

[@ceeph36]

the package saved his life by the wings painted on it that gave him the idea for the sail that allowed him to get off the island

[@howtocookazombie]

Waves are everywhere, but they are more visible near the coast where it becomes shallower (the white foam).

[@lawrenceschuman5354]

The box that ripped off the life raft is the radio signal that tells rescuers where to look for you. Signal doesn't work at the bottom of the ocean. And the pacific ocean is insanely huge.

[@lethaldose2000]

Castaway shows we all need that human connection with another living creature. And when that is absent we invent one in our imagination. People in the wilderness reach out to wild animals and make them pets for companions. Tom Hanks only had Wilson. So when Wilson floats away, it's like a gut punch we feel his desperation, such a clever way to tap into the human psyche.

[@nikolatesla5553]

I always wondered what did the Tom Hanks character did after the woman in the pickup drove off. I never wondered much what was in the package. Clearly the woman had a broken marriage. (Note the broken sign over her ranch. At the beginning there were two names and at the end one name was deleted) I always imagined that she was his angel. (The wings) She would be the one who would save him.

[@afs3134]

Great reaction! Not sure if anyone else has mentioned it but the package saved his life because the wings on the box game him the idea for the sail on the raft. That's why he put the symbol on the "sail". Keep up the great work!

[@quixote6942]

The Package saved him by giving him a Reason to keep going. To Deliver the one Package he never Opened. In the end, he was standing at the Crossroad in many ways, but he knew each one had a separate Path for him, he just had to pick one and continue his Journey... Just like we all do.

[@teslatrooper85]

8:20 parachuting off at 900 km/h is impossible. You would get ripped into shreds when the engines suck you in. And you can not open the doors unless the pressure inside and outside are the same.

[@wzrdmstr]

As many times as I've seen this, I've never noticed the Swiss Knife on the keys 😱

[@cwstewartjr1973]

Items in that unopened box: Satellite phone Flares and flare gun Waterproof matches Fishing line and hooks

[@granddaddyotaku636]

One of my favorite movies and one of my favorite reactors. You are so beautiful Trixy. Inside and out. Keep being you 🙏💜