Cast Away (6/8) Movie CLIP - I'm Sorry, Wilson! (2000) HD

CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Chuck (Tom Hanks) is heartbroken when he loses Wilson out at sea.

FILM DESCRIPTION:
An exploration of human survival and the ability of fate to alter even the tidiest of lives with one major event, Cast Away tells the story of Chuck Noland (Tom Hanks), a Federal Express engineer who devotes most of his life to his troubleshooting job. His girlfriend Kelly (Helen Hunt) is often neglected by his dedication to work, and his compulsive personality suggests a conflicted man. But on Christmas Eve, Chuck proposes marriage to Kelly right before embarking on a large assignment. On the assignment, a plane crash strands Chuck on a remote island, and his fast-paced life is slowed to a crawl, as he is miles removed from any human contact. Finding solace only in a volleyball that he befriends, Chuck must now learn to endure the emotional and physical stress of his new life, unsure of when he may return to the civilization he knew before. Cast Away reunites star Hanks with director Robert Zemeckis, their first film together since 1994's Oscar-winning Forrest Gump.

CREDITS:
TM & © Dreamworks (2000)
Cast: Tom Hanks
Director: Robert Zemeckis
Producers: Joan Bradshaw, Steven J. Boyd, Tom Hanks, Cherylanne Martin, Steve Starkey, Robert Zemeckis, Jack Rapke
Screenwriter: William Broyles Jr.

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[milklump]

He is an amazing actor. He got millions of people crying without saying a single word.

[supastar]

Brilliant acting...he makes you FEEL for a volleyball

[gustaguiarc]

You know the movie is good when you create an emotional connection with a volley ball.

[srivathsonsam]

That volleyball has more personality than a most of the Netflix teen characters

[smolpp]

The actor who played Wilson deserves an oscar for his performance.

[vcylinder]

Wilson was not just a volleyball. Wilson meant so much more than that to Tom. Wilson protected Tom for many years from total loneliness and isolation. Being lonely is a killer for most of us humans because we are social beings. Wilson probably prevented Tom from losing his mind and perhaps even to commit suicide. So, we all feel this paramount vital significance Wilson had for Tom. Wilson was Tom's savior, kept him going and alive. This is why many of us cried when watching this scene. Including myself.

[DanielCh]

I know people who were just randomly zapping through channels when this scene was playing and they found it absolutely hilarious. I don't blame them, after all, it's just a grown man crying over a volleyball. However, when you sit though the whole movie and you understand the context, the scene becomes one of the saddest in cinema history. Such a brilliant film.

[wilson]

I remember like it was yesterday  :''(

[TheYasawy]

I've never wanted to cry over a ball this bad in my life.

[besjanaselmani]

It’s not just about a man crying over a voleyball. It’s about what that ball represents, his hope, his sanity that kept him alive during all those years. Deep down he knows it’s just a ball, but it ignores it so that he can survive, it’s the only thing to whom he could vent and express his joy, grief, anger and vent. The only thing he had with him that reminded him of home, civilasation. Wilson was truly a cling of hope.

[JayJohnBryce]

"Wilson i'm sorry."

that broke my heart, the saddest scene

[plottwist]

Wilson should have won the Best Supporting Actor oscar

[winreacts]

Tom Hanks sure does know how to act... making people cry over a

[samosullivan]

Tom Hanks deserves an Oscar for making us love a ball, alone!

[Larry]

I require a sequel of Wilson's further adventures.

[thanosbrotha]

You know the film is masterpiece, when a volleyball made u cry.

[tonit]

I have the feeling that Wilson fulfilled his job which was to prevent Chuck from going insane and prevent his suicide. When it was clear that those things wouldn't happen he left. I think it's also a beautiful metaphor for Chuck leaving the island and his past behind. Like an end to a chapter. I know it sound kinda strange since "he" is a volleyball, but he was human enough to make us and Chuck feel.

[sikisikiamimis]

I cried at a ball more than any character from the hunger games.

[theevilwithin]

Cried non-stop for half an hour repeating this scene over and over again. The movie was unbelievably good.

[djburger]

1:50 here is the part that broke our hearts