Sean and Brendan revisit Cast Away (2000), exploring its powerful meditation on isolation, survival, and the quiet passage of time. They unpack Tom Hanks’ remarkable performance as Chuck Nolan, the film’s haunting use of sound and silence, and the emotional weight behind Chuck’s relationship with Kelly. From the physical transformation to the subtle storytelling choices, the conversation reflects on how the film captures both the brutality and beauty of endurance. Along the way, they consider its place in Oscar history and why this island survival story continues to resonate as a transformative cinematic experience.