DEBATING MY WIFE ON KELLY'S INFIDELITY | Cast Away (2000)* MOVIE REACTION

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[@devineone4849]

It amazes me how people think he has lost his mind when he started talking to Wilson. When actually talking to Wilson prevents him from losing his mind.

[@anniesmolkin7685]

Exactly. The talking to the ball is actually very healthy for you to do

[@DavidParching]

now why you come in here using your brain.........

[@PeterParker-fx9dl]

It's an immeasurably useful strategy for maintaining mental stability during extreme social isolation.

[@k-town873]

especially coming from reactors that are talking to a camera while being alone in their home

[@hulkamaanio]

All i need is 15minutes alone in my house and i begin talking to objects :D

[@cindymcanders]

Haha same!!

[@AndresHernandez2]

I had actually psychotic thoughts with some auditory alucinations one time (not gonna go into why) and it was exiting and scary at the same time. Im all good now

[@TimWing23]

Tom Hanks actually sat there for a long time and started the fire for real so he would get a genuine reaction from starting it himself.

[@AndresHernandez2]

THE AIR GOT TO IT

[@olleksheppert1554]

DONT DRINK THE OCEAN! Like EVER!

[@FallenHellscape]

There is no evidence in the script that Kelly was cheating on Chuck. And the line, “Make her an honest woman” is an old idiom, though it’s typically said of a man by other people, or by a man of himself. It’s just an old expression about a person settling down into the vow of marriage. It doesn’t imply she’s cheating on Chuck.

[@cjpolett2055]

Yes, but the screenwriter choose to introduce her with that metaphor, of all the ones in the world they could have used. Fun fact: the screenwriter himself was going through a divorce at the time. The very first package opened in the film is received by a man cheating on his wife. The first package Chuck opens on the island are divorce papers. When Chuck is calling her and getting no answer, we get a shot of their empty apartment living room. One of the first items we see is a clock with two faces. That is a bizarrely specific item for the production crew to have put there. The meaning is that she is "two-timing" him, an idiom for betrayal. Chuck's major source of pain on the island is his tooth absess, and of all the people in the world she could be married to when he comes home it's his dentist. This film comes from someone who won the Oscar for Best Director. These are not accidental or incidental choices.

[@SC-gp7kt]

She did cheat on him.

[@lenaburns]

I love hearing your wife’s point of view. Great reaction!

[@kristin1533]

Yes! He should have brought her on camera.

[@xena2shoes]

“This is a romance movie.” I mean, if we’re talking about Wilson, maybe 🤣

[@anniesmolkin7685]

Lol

[@AboveAverageGamer1]

* cuts hole in Wilson's mouth *

[@benmerrill2053]

@@AboveAverageGamer1😂🤣

[@indyrevoly3060]

Satellite phones *did* exist then and FedEx did an ad at the next Super Bowl where he asks the lady at the end what's in there and it's like a Sat Phone, MREs, a water purifier, etc. lol

[@leeyaferguson9019]

But.....some people are RIGHT.🙄....

[@flutesong5527]

your assumption that the woman's husband was a bad guy that took advantage of her sorrow, really worries me. It was 4 years and she did move on as best she could. Her loyalty is not in question. The 'irony' of the wasted king crab was to show how FEDEX even to celebrate his return really didn't think about what he had actually experienced. Come on! It was his car so she gave it back, and 10 minutes of saying goodbye with a kiss that was filled with longing is not her betrayal. You jump to the idea that an anomaly means the end of her marriage is ridiculous.

[@RomanCoronado]

Yeah, I genuinely like his reactions, but there are times where I question the name of this channel - "Logical" Movie Reviews? Hmm...

[@ericaj55]

@@RomanCoronado😂😂

[@locustkllr]

Youre absolutely right. i choose to believe MrLboyd hams it up a bit to entertain us as far as his opinions about marriage, and his attitude. Why would he reveal the inner workings of his actual relationship with an audience like us? To rebut what he said: Dude, didn't you take marriage vows? Did they include For better or for worse, etc? It's not like she F***ed the guy, she had some insane emotional thing to deal with, she did, and it turned out okay. The ex boyfriend, who frankly deserves a bit of leeway and sympathy was back in her life for like one evening, there was no infidelity, and situation was resolved, maybe they became the kind of old friends who occassionally call. We didn't get to see the details of her marriage, it could be very strong and understanding. If nothing else, women rarely abandon their child and it's father as long as he is still loving, and providing.

[@anniesmolkin7685]

​@@RomanCoronadoI think his style is a devils advocate

[@samuelavetisyan1062]

@@locustkllr ya i dont care what happens if my wife kisses her Ex for any reason that's a divorce on the spot .

[@dirtsa2828]

I feel like titanic turning out to be a romance had some lasting trauma... 😅

[@chlupl]

😂😂

[@Taylorswiftfan13308]

I had a similar complaint about Pearl Harbor when it came out, but over time, I have realized people are people, don't realize the larger, world gravity of these situations they are in. Come Hitler or high water, whatever sappy dopes we are, are still there, even if hidden under the traumatic surface of current events. So yes, this one is a 30-45 minute romance broken in two, with a survival story sandwiched between.

[@PeterParker-fx9dl]

I agree with Bill Burr that Titanic is a horror movie. 😂

[@indyrevoly3060]

"What would an olive be in, other then the trash?" You, sir, are a man after my heart

[@rashidawaddell5234]

i actually love olives...but MrLBoyd's point is solid. Side eyeing my olives...questioning everything

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Same lol

[@PeterParker-fx9dl]

Olives even being considered food will never make sense to me. Lol 😅

[@LibertarianJRT]

My 12 year old has autism similar to yours by all appearances. This conversation with your wife is actually very helpful for me to understand things my daughter cannot verbalize. Thank you for sharing.

[@stevesmith4600]

"He's talking to a ball" ... and you're talking to a computer 😅

[@anniesmolkin7685]

How much different are those 2 things really ❤

[@Neumah]

I believe that ending conversation is very valuable.

[@evanirvana500]

Tooth pain is one of the worst, for REAL. I was born with a condition where when my teeth came in the enamel was not very good, so I developed cavities really super easy. By the time I was 19, id had likec 20 root canals and I was in constant pain, and I was sick all the time because a lot of people don't realize bad teeth can poison your body and lower your immune system, so I was sick all the time. My dentist hated to take all my teeth because I was only 19, but finally even he had to give up. I had to have an oral surgeon take out my top teeth, my dentist took out my lowers. My upper teeth had compromised my sinuses, and to this day I still have sinus issues and I'm almost to 52. All of my teeth when they took them literally crumbled in their hands. My dentist has said that he would never again try to save teeth because of someone's age. I can't tell you how amazing it felt after my teeth were out. O for the first time I wasn't in pain. I wasn't constantly sick and having to miss school. I had to go to the college to finish midas, because I had missed so much school from my teeth issues. So I absolutely understand how Tom hanks' character here how to take out that tooth no matter how we had to do it. P but it's almost comical how out of every scene in this movie ever reactor this is the scene that gets the biggest reaction. Removing that tooth! LOL

[@blakemcelrath54]

I got a hereditary Irish disease that rots your teeth from the inside out and there's nothing that they can do except pull them. 12 people in my family has had it.

[@evanirvana500]

@@blakemcelrath54 I'm part Irish, maybe mine similar. Excruciating I know!

[@solvingpolitics3172]

Along the lines of this movie. I highly recommend “Open Water.” Based on a true story. Twice in the history of scuba diving. Divers have been left stranded by their boats in open water.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

imagine Tom Hanks winning a Grammy over mourning a Soccer Ball, some "Toy Story" to be sure. XD

[@michaeltabor4176]

47:58 Dang bro. Seems like someone is super jaded. Also, that wasn't a marital vehicle. It was one he owned before getting stranded.

[@Sig509]

yeah, the dude is insecure AF

[@blakan1478]

He is but still at the same time imagine waking out of bed at midnight and finding your partner drinking with her ex in your house. Not many people would handle that well.

[@JJ_LL]

Naw. A woman has no place letting some man into the house regardless of a prior relationship or some hardship. She was out of line.

[@JJ_LL]

@@Sig509 insecure has nothing to do with it. If you want your significant other to just let a previous date walk into your home or to run out to them in the middle of the night then you're dumber than a brick.

[@Sig509]

@@JJ_LL it is called trust, and is common among adult people who love each other. If you do not trust someone, then what is the point of spending your life with them? Seeing any man as a threat is, as I said, insecure, and childish. Either we are together, or not, and if we are, then I trust my significant other. Now, if she would cheat, then GTFO and relationship is over, but if I would assume she is a cheater, then this relationship is shallow, and not worth of my time. This is like 101 basic human reltionship.

[@jessicab3324]

Kelly was 100% wrong kissing him. Giving the dude the car that was his back, was an act of compassion. Dude just "came back from the dead" and probably has no assets left. Kelly buried this man. She done went through the grieving process and everything. Him standing in front of her, probably made her grieve all over again. Here is the man she would've been married to. There is no indication that she wasn't faithful, that she wasn't in love with him, and that this new guy isn't someone she settled for. She even could've been upset and got "physical comfort" from the guy after hearing he died causing the baby. Which, who cares? He's dead. "It's over, move on." I think all the theories and just over thinking it. They just wanted to add in some mush and pull at the heart strings because no "normal" person would be happy with just watching someone survive in the wild.. Even with the show Alone, which is a survival show, they give them video diaries to add emotion. It makes the normies feel more connected.

[@CrashCraftLabs]

"im drinking hot bean water" you do you hahaha

[@mcdonaldchad]

Brother, as strong as your reaction to on screen stress is... you have to watch Gravity (2013)

[@Zseventyone]

God bless your wife.

[@beyondquestion]

1:05:53... AND, she thought he died, which was the only reason she got into the situation she's now in when she discovers, he didn't die.

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Even under the insane circumstances, kissing your ex on your family property where your young child is sleeping is 1000% wrong. Have no idea why you are getting pushback in the comments

[@LILLALAUMAN]

They don't seem to get that something can be wrong and understandable at the same time. The extreme situation sure changes things, and I would be much more understanding than I would if the unresolved feelings stemmed from something else. Acting on those feelings is still a mistake when you're in a relationship, though. That honestly makes it a bigger emotional blow, and it's more of a "threat" (not the best choice of words, but english is my second language and I'm tired and can't find my words atm 😅)

[@williamjones6031]

1. It's a good thing he wasn't strapped in that plane. He would have died. 2. Can you imagine how much back pay this guy is going to get? He's not a rank and file worker either. He's much higher up the food change. 3. To make himself look like an average out of shape middle aged man Tom Hanks didn't exercise and allowed himself to grow pudgy. Production was then halted for a year so he could lose fifty pounds, work out and grow out his beard for his time spent on the deserted island. 4. Talk about using realistic tactics to survive. 5. Wilson is exactly what he needed to maintain sanity. 6. In a recent interview Hanks says that Chuck went back to Bettina Wings. Inside the opening scene package, among other things, were her divorce papers. 7. When he's talking to his friend and says, "I had power over nothing...." is what gets to me. 8.Tom Hanks is the GOAT of my lifetime. I'm 63 years old. FWIW Morse Code SOS= Dit dit dit, Dah dah dah, Dit dit dit

[@asallee2]

He hasn’t really lost it. Wilson helps him keeps his sanity. He knows he’s talking to the ball.

[@Giovanni_Gabrielli]

Now that's the courier I WANT. Stranded on an island for 4 years, gets rescued, HE STILL DELIVERS. P.S. actually your wife made me rewrap cast away in my head, that makes totally sense.

[@calvinmckinney9303]

Lol, the way you two argue is awesome

[@johnpratt3561]

Great reaction thank you. Loved your wife's input at the end of the video. Her timeline with Kelly has really opened my eyes all these years later, never thought of that and the possibility she'd been cheating on Chuck - very interesting. Not sure if you've done this before with adding your wife's opinion but that back and forth is so good. You or someone else on KZbin should do a channel like this - each watch the same movie and then have an intense debate at the end, ideally with each one having very different opinions.

[@melissawilliams9934]

Except the timeline is wrong. Kelly’s daughter was only 13 months old. So she didn’t get pregnant until 2 years after the crash.

[@beyondquestion]

1:20:19... Ok, she's saying or, pointing out, it was never her car, period. They were never married, so she was babysitting his property. Once she married the dentist, that car still belonged to Hanks becasue it was never her's to begin with, so she never inherited it to become a partial ownership of the dentist's.

[@Monkeespankr]

I think an example would make it easier for him. A relationship would be like a vehicle. If you one day no longer want it, or it is in a wreck and you are no longer able to use or keep it you don't just leave it on the side of the road and walk away, you still need to take some steps to resolve your ownership of the vehicle, regardless of what state the vehicle is in. Closure with a relationship works similarly, you don't just walk away suddenly when you are done, you have to take steps to handle the end of the relationship appropriately.

[@katieyoung5916]

Mannn you better give that brilliant woman who married you the benefit of the doubt sir!! Lol She's spot on. It's 100% about the closure. I lost my husband suddenly at 33, its now been just under 11 yrs and b/c of not having that closure I just can't fully move forward. Granted I was fully aware that I was "young enough" to marry again, possibly even have more kids but I just couldn't commit to the idea of not being with the man I swore to love (even past death do us part). HOWEVER if I did and that man showed up in the same circumstance after 4-5 yrs best believe I'm AT LEAST having a cup of coffee and some conversation with the man. I'd maybe wake my husband up and expect he was ease droppin at the top of the stairs like a child but oh we're stayin up all night and talkin!! When I close the door behind him after he leaves will i slide down the door and sob?!? Sure will!! But more because Im grateful to have spent that time with him again, something I could have never dreamt possible again.

[@charliewalker9443]

Beautiful post. Hope you live a life of happiness

[@katieyoung5916]

@charliewalker9443 🫶🏼 thank you Charlie, and to you as well sir.

[@mrlboydschannelmanager]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I wish you the best in life!

[@Dragonfly341]

If you haven't moved on then you're never fully giving yourself to the current guy. It's impossible. It does not make him a little boy to realize that. Don't get into a relationship if some guy can waltz back in your life and garnish this type of reaction.

[@katieyoung5916]

@Dragonfly341 ummm idk if you read my comment correctly. It's all clearly hypothetical as my REAL husband is deceased and not stranded in an island lol. In regards to my "like a child at the top of the stairs" comment, that was more for imagery than disrespectful to my new hypothetical husband but points for sticking up for the fellas friend. 😉

[@FallenHellscape]

There aren’t any tangible clues to suggest Kelly cheated on him. And that child is very young. 13 months, I’d guess. Not 4 years. She’s sitting in a high chair and being fed!

[@cjpolett2055]

You mean other than the fact that Oscar winning director Robert Zemeckis was going through a divorce during filming, and Oxford MA writer William Broyles Jr next film was literally called "Unfaithful" about a marriage that falls apart because the wife has an affair?

[@jamesweible5357]

Closure is not an issue for me either, it's like a switch is flipped in my head, relationship on/off. If I have feelings for someone and find out they are with someone else, that switch is flipped. Married or just BF/GF, were always off limits to me, so yeah that scene really bothered me too. Then I talked to men and women both who understood it and came to understand what your wife was saying, Kelly never got closure. She never saw a body, so some part of her wished/hoped/fantasized that he was still alive, and eventually she had to move on, but never got the closure to fully let him go.

[@AceCorban]

Heh, the post movie interview is great. Your wife is right, and you are correct.

[@SpielbergMichael]

Loved your discussion with your wife. You should have your wife join in your reactions. I agree with most of what your wife said - except: IMO: KELLY DID NOT CHEAT! 😝 And both Kelly and Chuck needed closure. But they shouldn’t have kissed and Kelly shouldn’t have got in the car. (Although doing that helped them realise they both couldn’t do that.) The dentist husband should have let them had closure at the airport in the daytime. Probably they wouldn’t have kissed at the airport. They might have just hugged and said goodbye. The dentist husband made a mistake by not letting his wife meet him. AND THIS IS THE BIGGEST PROOF THAT KELLY DIDN’T CHEAT: The dentist husband knew that Kelly truly deeply loved Chuck and that Chuck was the love of her life - the dentist husband was worried that he’d obviously lose Kelly to Chuck because she loved Chuck so much. And since Kelly really truly loved him that much, she would never have been interested in cheating on him.

[@SHELLIEMARIE]

Omg I’ve been waiting for your reaction to this !

[@Narcissist86]

When you questioned your wife if she can dictate what she can dream about - look up lucid dreaming. You can train yourself to recognize when you're dreaming and consciously alter what happens inside.

[@chaindorian]

Great reaction, the only reaction to this movie I have seen that noticed the cheating of Kelly and the subtext around that. There is a smaller channel here on youtube called ExtraCheeseProject that created two videos, an initial short video essay and a 2nd longer (though still only around 20min) follow-up, about how the whole movie of Cast Away is a surrogate for Kelly having cheated on Chuck and the subsequent dissolution of their relationship because of that cheating. They are good videos, with the follow-up providing a lot more context for the analysis. I have seen a few comments here talking about how she didn't cheat but I think the observation holds water after watching those videos and hearing the reasonings behind it. I found it interesting that MrLBoyd started to pick up on some of the same potential hints and his wife fully understood the cheating was happening.

[@FallenHellscape]

In real life, he probably shouldn’t have gone to the house.… though he didn’t go over there for any kind of kiss. But storywise, it would have been a gaping hole in the script if the writer didn’t resolve that plot thread. She started in that movie, and he looked at her picture throughout the movie with her serving as his motivation to live all along. The average VIEWER needed it. And I think the art needed it.

[@TheInfo45]

Oh I was loving the debates between you and your wife she needs to be on the show more often. To pop the bubble a little bit on a few of theories... One, the reason he couldn't get ahold of her is that she is still in college and working on her thesis to get her doctorate. So she was a very committed and busy woman. You see that when they're both pulling out their organizers to try to figure out a time that they can spend together for the holidays. The term make her an honest woman is just an old school way of saying when are you going to marry her cuz they've been together a long time. You realize that when they have so many photographs and have a home of their own already. The little girl Katie was just a little over a year old, you see that if you watch them feeding her in her high chair when you see her get the call that Chuck is alive. She also talks about when he comes to visit Kelly ,they had been researching where the plane went down, where his Island was she was very committed to not letting him go. The mutual friends kept pushing her that she needed to move on, he's gone. So, she did not even become involved with her not yet husband for about a year and a half, got married , then the baby was born slightly a year before he got off the island. Now granted I don't agree with her letting him in the house without her husband knowing it. They could have just sat and talked privately but with his awareness. And like your wife said they both needed closure he needed to see her speak with her directly and say everything he needed to say and then say goodbye. I know it's a jealousy kind of thing we all were like oh he can't touch everything or kiss her or anything she's mine. Which is true. That situation should have been handle differently. But the one thing I love about this film all together is that it comes full circle. Everything happens for a reason. That package landed in his hands to bring him to the path he was meant to be on. And maybe for Kelly she was meant to be with a man she married after all.

[@brianmayer3767]

I love how this is the most unsettled we've may have seen you as the plane goes down. So good.

[@Lord_Shal]

What a reaction! This was really insightful to me. All I can see and hear is how my wife and I “debate”issues. Cheers to you both 🍻

[@chrisp308]

Don't drink salt water folks

[@DisposableGamer]

Love that you included the bit with your wife, hearing how you guys interact brought a smile to my face. 🙂

[@kristin1533]

Give his wife her own show!! She's great!

[@0101tuber]

Excellent review. The best part is the insight provided by your discussion with your wife at the end. Very brave of you, and indicative of someone who is always willing to learn / grow perceptive abilities.

[@charliewalker9443]

Stellar reaction as always. Very much enjoy your wife’s involvement to challenge you. Keep up the work.

[@PhuckYT12]

I can see why you guys are married. She gets you

[@kristin1533]

And she's willing to call him out on his sh*t.

[@pickthestickup]

Wilson was therapeutic. Having an external locus point on which to project thoughts and use as a sounding board provides him a way to hold onto reason by discussing/arguing/debating with it. It's like playing chess against yourself. Wilson helped to keep the mental gears used for conversation and dealing with other people and viewpoints in working order. If Wilson wasn't there, he'd REALLY start to spiral and maybe latch onto self-destructive ideation and then he's truly lost.

[@JamieLeaFL]

Nextel with the radio that was free for up to 5 friends was the best. Facts

[@indyrevoly3060]

Everyone around you hated that radio shit but it was definitely a cool feature if you had it lol

[@bazejwianecki9054]

That plane crash scene holds up pretty well.

[@leok7193]

Your wife is a patient and considerate woman. Treasure her and if her ex comes back from the dead, do not divorce her on the spot. Getting closure is appropriate in that remote scenario. Take it from someone else dealing with NT's

[@epoh8698]

Haha your really got into this. Who does'nt love Tom hanks though

[@robtintelnot9107]

You haven't been paying attention. Tom Hanks is evil.

[@desireezachry8086]

# 1 I’ve been watching u for a few yet embarrassed that I just subscribed. Pretty sure I subscribed a long time ago ok. Great reaction

[@robertbunting3117]

Congrats on 30K👋

[@wavygravy63]

I really enjoyed the banter between you and your wife. I think you should do more of those in the future. Especially with the more emotional oriented content in your reactions 😊😊

[@darrylcarden1851]

I always felt the welcome back buffet was a bit tacky beyond being a waste of too much food. Whoever the hell thought it was a good idea giving a guy who’s been living on raw to semi-cooked crab and fish for years a seafood buffet should be fired.

[@canadianscratcher7834]

Jerry Lovett is nowhere near to blame for any of this. Secondly the idea of Kelly cheating on Chuck this whole time is ludicrous, she understood the importance of his job as an analyst for FedEx, which had him traveling all over the world. Kelly thought Chuck was dead, she said to him "I always knew you were alive. I knew it." Her giving Chuck back his car, was nothing, cause it belonged to him. I will admit her chasing after he'd left like a lovesick teenager in heat, also kissing him was unnecessary, she never gave her husband and daughter who were upstairs a sleep a second thought. There was a moment thinking she wanted a reunion with Chuck, but I applaud him for saying her place was with Jerry and Katie. Then he headed off on a journey of self discovery and returned Bettina's package with a note saying it saved his life. All in all a great reaction to one of Tom Hanks best performance ever.

[@indyrevoly3060]

"I'm just trying to stall right now" Don't worry, that's just life

[@ericmarois6960]

"Life moves fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while you could miss it." ;)

[@agoogleviewer]

Loved the back and forward with the wife. I do believe we have similar life experiences and we would have a great quiet quality time together

[@preciousodyssey]

It wasn't her car so wasn't marital property.

[@DadQuixote7]

Fun fact, all the audio recorded on the Island was unusable because of the sounds of the waves. All the sound was redone in ADR studio afterwards

[@MutantmanKJF]

Dumb and dumber, breaking bad, and cast away with wife perspective? Lots of good uploads today. Also is Dredd(2012) still on watch list?

[@Loolooette]

10:03 your reaction right now is everything haha

[@shirleyklein1770]

You're overthinking things. The expression "Make an honest woman out of her" is just an old expression that meant when are you going to marry her? It never meant that she was cheating.

[@BrandyBeach]

I could listen to your wife’s beautiful voice all day long ❤

[@TheSmhu]

Speaking of cast away, if you'd be interested in checking out a new series, I would recommend "Lost". One of my absolute favorites. Full of plot twists, but still somewhat predictable sometimes, and as the episodes goes it gets crazier and better. Oh, and the cliffhangers are good to! Think I watched it all in less than a month the first time. Love your reactions and honesty. Thanks from Norway!

[@TheMasterOfTheFrets]

I would think of closure as momentum. If something comes to a sudden stop the conservation of momentum would still take place. The object wouldn't stop as suddenly as the object carrying it would. There would be a follow through. Though, I too think closure can be a bit silly. I mean, do you really need to say, "I told you so", or to hear why someone thinks you suck, when the fact of the matter is quite clear.

[@muffinbandit662]

Have more debates with your wife after the end reactions, its so entertaining. By the way, I totally agree man...its was a marital asset! would've been calling the lawyer in the morning after that kiss, unless its sunday the I'd call him first thing monday morning!

[@orchidwave2574]

There's 'over' without closure, or there's 'over' WITH closure. Nobody's debating circumstances dictated that Chuck and Kelly were over, not even Chuck and Kelly themselves. The point is, they needed 'over' to include a sense of closure...this way at least they knew they didn't blame each other for stuff beyond their control, AND the memories of the relationship could be looked back on and appreciated for what it had been...there were no hard feelings at all. Closure gave them that. To have just avoided seeing each other a final time and have that final talk, to put a gentle end to it, acknowledge it together...to NOT have closure...would be so, so, much worse. Every memory would hurt them both forever.

[@KamillYoungboii]

I see what you're saying there brotha. The ending of this movie reminds me of the ending scene in THE LORD OF THE RING when Sam & Froddo were lying on the rock in the lake of lava and out of no where you see Gandalf flying on a massive bird to save them. To me that scene right there was the ENDING. And everything after that was kinda like dream or something 😝😉 I remember that you pointed it out in your reaction vid. 👌🏼💯 Keep doing your thing bro cuz your channel is 🔥

[@UltimateGamerCC]

18:30 - "Delicious" yes, but a lot of Coconut Water/Milk will cause a laxative effect, he'll need to ration to avoid Diarrhea, which would only dehydrate him further.

[@switchhandissomebody]

Her husband was wrong for stifling the closure. Imo

[@adamclifton29]

1:08:56 - Kelly went to the dentist for a filling. As it turned out

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

Oh, he gave her a "filling". 😮

[@JUNIORSUICIDE99]

This movie was so long on vhs, I fell asleep and woke up and it was still playing😂 I wad like wtf

[@Nastyn1nja808]

isnt "Make an Honest WomanOut of her" a phrase for Get married

[@LogicalNiko]

Sorry, The iPhone is absolutely not rated for sea water. If washed in distilled water it may stop corrosion and damage to the seals from salt. But IP68 certification only is for clean fresh water resistance to up to 1.5 meters for a maximum of 30 mins.

[@Raven5150]

Born in 81 as long as i can remember I always heard story's of americans sending things to strangers around the world ive heard of us do it, there is a genre on KZbin of foreigners getting presents from us and that's one thing i am still proud of us for thsts something me have been endoctinated to do it it's been longer than my life we as people postively effected strangers around the world I really mad a t a lot of stuff but thats something we should be proud of

[@DavidWright1138]

First part reminded me of Fred Savage in the Princess Bride: "Oh no... Is this a kissing movie?"

[@southernwonder7024]

Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink… a famous quote from Samuel Taylor Coleridge‘s poem “The rhyme of the ancient mariner” The mariner, in the story tells of A miserable experience of being surrounded by water, but none was fit for drinking.

[@noelmorgan6999]

Most people miss it, the movie title is "Cast Away" not "Castaway". Two very different meanings..... This movie has several references to people, items and feelings being tossed away like trivial trash.

[@cheryljohns7541]

I hope this type of thing never happens to me but if I was Kelly, I would have gone to the airport alone to lay eyes on my former love, hugged him to say I was glad he was alive then talk about everything. Only then could you say goodbye properly. In the movie it looked like Kelly thought about going in but her husband kept moving her towards the car. You’d think the husband would want to have them say goodbye so they could go on to live their new lives with no unresolved issues. Just my opinion…😊

[@latreasemcclary9151]

Dude. You cannot drink sea water. EVER! UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!

[@DavidParching]

I think i only heard 8 minutes of the actual movie in over an hour which is amazing in itself

[@raloria9173]

1. Kelly did NOT cheat on Chuck (Tom Hanks). I'm sure everyone gave up on ever finding him after a year - if even that long. So of course she moved on and married someone. Four years! Like she said, everyone was telling her to move on even though deep in her heart she didn't want to believe it because she loved Chuck so much: "You were the love of my life". And yes, Kelly and Chuck needed closure. They had their talk, they decided that they couldn't go back to the way things were, and they said their goodbyes (yes, with kisses - understandable). 2. There's probably no security cameras at Kelly's house. 3. The car was clearly Chuck's before he and Kelly started dating. They were NEVER married! So it can't be a "marital item". She was merely returning his property to him. She obviously held onto it for sentimental reasons (which I guess her new husband was understanding about).

[@rashadwalker8218]

I think u oooze logic my guy to the point of dismissing human emotion when it comes to the love of a man and woman and how deep their love was. Yes he knew things were different when he came back but look at how they parted ways. Your wife brought up a good point about closure. I just think your logic trumps other emotional nuances in this instance.

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Fascinating watching you talk with your wife at the end. I won't lie, I was getting frustrated hearing you respond lol. If my wife was neurodivergent, I wouldn't marry her. I have retyped this a few times trying to figure out how to word it without sounding mean as I don't want to offend you of course. I guess the only easy way to put it is if my wife ever told me "I'll divorce you if you ever talked ot your ex (back from the dead)", I'd divorce her in a heartbeat. I couldn't be married to someone who I feel wants me to not be human and be a robot instead. Especially since I am normal in how I think. Even more so if they threaten me just because they don't understand emotion. At least in my mind I couldn't trust them and would always think "I'm sure they will leave me at some point for being human". Again, I hate to sound so harsh. I truly get your neurodivergent. And I know you admit you have a hard time with emotions and things of course. Your still a cool guy. But if your going to be married, you have to remember your wife is, for the lack of better words, the normal one in terms of emotion. This all said I give your wife major props. She obviously knows you well enough that you two can talk about these things and shes strong enough to handle you being neurodivergent. And you do try to understand (sometimes lol) her point of view.

[@MRLBOYDMOVIEREVIEWS]

valid response, yea she is the normal one lol

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

@@MRLBOYDMOVIEREVIEWS Thanks. lol. I still love ya! :)

[@Dragonfly341]

Read that back and you'll realize you are not any less annoying. Just oozing with pretentiousness.

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Dr Spalding was thinking "I did a root canal on him, he's gone. Maybe I can root here canal now!" >.>

[@peterwale6821]

You should watch Oldboy (not the Hollywood remake), brilliant movie but twisted story.

[@lungfulldrummer8921]

Gravity and the revenant are must watches.

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

I took years of Spanish in high school and we were learning more so the "Spain" version of Spanish vs the Mexican version, for instance. The other thing that irritated me was that the verb is in reverse and I never could figure out how to word a sentence properly.

[@Nastyn1nja808]

lol i love the Conversation after

[@eyden1562]

If he was feral and in a psychosis, he would not have had the lucidity to reintegrate into society so quickly. He managed to do EXTREMELY well at maintaining his sanity.

[@johnsnowwww]

Lol the reason is because they didn't break up. They were still in love and about to get married. And suddenly he dies in her eyes. She still loved him regardless if she got married with another man. They never broke up so she still loved him. Even though she loves someone else now. He also still loved her because they never broke up in his mind. So it's hard for him to come to terms with it. He definitely has the right to talk things out with her and just let her know everything he is feeling even though they can no longer be together. It's just how your wife said, it's closure. Ending things appropriately, saying their goodbyes which they never got to do.

[@nypinstripes2388]

I don’t think you understand traumatic events. Not all situations are logical or trigger an immediate logical response.

[@patriciaalvareztostado8170]

Kelly didnt cheat, she and all people tought he was death, they had funeral, she move on, When did she married, how long took her too move, we dont know, but we cant get mad at her for moving on. Is sad story, and sad situation because she love him, but she thought he wasnt there anymore.

[@7thSmurf]

THERE IS NO debate on Kellys infidelity .. SHE thought her husband was FISH FOOD . of course you would have to move on with your life at some point.. and to be fair the chances of making it back the way he did are 1 to 1 000 000

[@williamdrake6711]

I was just looking at a 99 Cherokee that was swapped with a turbo diesel

[@TheBigTamale]

Kelly is Suspect... Was she cheating with dentist before Chuck went missing🤔🤔🤔?