Movie Analysis : ' The Hatchet '

Brian had to face many difficult tasks and hardships in the wilderness and he had to learn to adapt in order to survive in the wild. Although this time he was more prepared than the first time he was stranded by himself in the Canadian wilderness. Another one of Brian’s character traits is that he is determined. Brian Robeson is someone that is determined to do whatever they need to survive. In the book it explains how he had to fight against many things such as deers, moose, bears and other animals. He also was determined to stay alive by teaching himself how to hunt and survive the bitter cold that nature through at him. Another example from the book was that Brian wanted to do whatever it took to get back into the wild and reunite with the part of him that he

If I was Brian stuck in the woods, I would take the hatchet and get wood to make a fire and get a temporary shelter. I probably get a lot of resources to make a big fire to get rescued. The one thing Brian should have done was to just stay cool and calm and just study the plain and land. The one thing Brian was smart to bring was a hatchet but i would have asked the pilot before i took it on the plane. If I was like Brian i would take everything from the plane that was on the island and lay out everything i have and gather what i need to do first. Then when brian is in the water i would have swam fast to island.

"Cast Away" is a fantastic film that has many hidden meanings beneath the surface. Before being analysed, it seems like it's simply about a man who experiences an adventurous journey after his plane crashes into the Pacific. After more thought was put into it, many symbolic meanings that demonstrated his human nature, mainly consisting his drive of survival, faith, hope, and morals, was revealed. I am able to arrive at the conclusion that yes, I do agree with the quote, "Cast Away delivers a strong message of fear, survival, faith and hope."

In the novel Hatchet, written by Gary Paulsen, the main character Brian is flying to his dad’s house and suddenly the pilot has a heart attack. Brian didn’t know how to fly the plane or didn’t know where he was going, but the plane crashed. Brian was stranded in the middle of nowhere. While he is stranded he displays quite a few character traits to the reader. The three that he shows the most I think is committed, courageous, and hard-working. These are the traits that Brian possesses in the novel and help him survive. There is many evidence to back up these traits that I choose for Brian.

is full of interest unlike other survival novels like Robinson Crueso. I was impressed by Brian's inner growth as he struggles to survive in the wilderness. He learned anger and blaming oneself doesn't help anything to be better. Also, he got the ability to think deep and thanking attitude to foods. Unfortunately, the end was so sudden. That's one of my hateful ending-immediate end. That was a miss point of the book. Anyway, in general, I could think of my behavior to emergency with contrasting Brian with

Isolation occurs when one does not have a support system where they can talk and express their thoughts and emotions. Isolation in the novel Of Mice and Men highlights the effects of  human nature by portraying it as something social and dependant on others rather than individuals first. This is shown by the characters when they get affected by isolation and become destructive, delusional, and desensitized from other people.

Brian couldn't survive without food so he had to go hunting he made a small bow and arrow. With sticks and string from the survival pack and sharpened rocks to make the arrow heads and he would kill small birds and rabbits. But that bow wasn't getting the food that he needed cause he only hit the animals half the time and sometimes it didn't kill the animals. So he made a bigger and better bow and this he could barely pole back and with that he killed a deer and a moose but the moose didn't die and

Brian was put some really interesting trials in nature and realized things from his past life to help him through it all. Just like when he was depressed and hungry, that food was everything in nature. Chapter 14 staded “ Food is all. Food was simply everything. All things in in the woods from insects to fish to bears, we're always, always looking for food- it was the great, single driven, influence in nature. To eat. All must eat.” This is an important aha moment because he figured out that the main drive for all things in to survive in nature, and that he would have to find food to survive. This also changed things because layer in the novel he used the scraps from the other fish as bait to catch other fish. Also that he can hunt other animals such as the foolbirds,

He then tries repeatedly to create fire. He eventually does succeed in making fire. He later finds turtle eggs and hesitantly eats them. Later, a plane flies over Brian, but never notices him and Brian loses all hope. He attempts to commit suicide, but ends up surviving the attempt. Brian makes a bow and some arrows and catches a fish. Later that night a skunk enters his shelter and tries to steal his food. He yells at it and it sprays him, leaving him temporarily blinded. He perfects his tools and catches a bird. While he is cleaning the bird in the lake, a moose attacks Brian. In the attack, his ribs and his shoulder were

“Hatchet” is a great book, and was also made into a feature film in 1990. The book's main character Brian, who is thirteen years old, shows that the most important thing to him is his family. The story begins with Brian traveling to Canada to visit his father. He would travel there every summer. Until this summer Brian who gets stranded in the middle of the forest. During his flight back home the pilot had a heart attack and died. The plane crashed and landed in the middle of a lake in the forest. Surprisingly Brian survived the crash. This was due to the fact that the descent of the plane wasn't so steep and he landed in water. In this story Brian has the determination to get back to his parents. The only thing that he had after

Castaway was an astonishing film about survival, love, and loss, three things we take advantage of every single day. Tom Hanks undoubtedly gave one of the best performances of his career. Throughout the movie you see his character, Chuck, change from a busy, time-obsessed man, to someone who is at the brink of death multiple times. The emotions displayed when Chuck was on the island told the story of how he coped with being away from his one true love and society in general. Slowly, you see his sanity starting to escape. When he started talking to a volleyball he named Wilson, you realize how much being alone affects a person. Not only was the acting excellent, the storyline was one to remember. Castaway stood out from other survival films

In the 2000 film, Cast Away starring Tom Hanks as Chuck Noland, as a “FedEx systems engineer whose ruled-by-the-clock existence abruptly ends when a harrowing plane crash leaves him isolated on a remote island” (Washington Post, 2000). Through analysis of this film, we explore how Chucks’ consistent existence in everyday life is dramatically changed as he struggles to survive on this remote island where he discovers his own personal journey has merely and only just begun. By viewing this 32 scene selection films’ technical and literary elements, and in addition to its contents,

Castaway is a film starring Tom Hanks as Chuck Nolan, an over obsessed FedEx delivery engineer. The main portrayal of the film is Chuck’s survival on an island after his plane crashes in the Pacific Ocean on the way to an assignment. He has a girlfriend, Kelly, who he wanted to propose to before he left, but he never got the chance. Before he left on the trip, Kelly gives Chuck a family heirloom of a watch with her picture in it. This is what continues to give him hope after being stuck on the island for years.

Cast Away is a movie about a man, Chuck Noland, who is obsessed with time. His whole demeanor

Cast Away directed by Robert Zeneckis is a movie about a man named Chuck Noland. He works for fedex and is married to a woman named kelly who he loves. Chuck was on an airplane one day and it went down. He washed up on an island alone, he used his creativity, perseverance and humility to survive and make it home alive. To Build a fire, written by Jack London, is about a man who is on the Yukon trail with a husky wolf dog, he realizes he is going to freeze with his unprotected hands and cheek bones but continues to venture, he tries to use his textbook knowledge and perseverance to survive but he eventually dies. To survive in the wilderness there a certain traits you need. The key traits are Creativity, Perseverance and Humility. All of these traits greatly help each person surviving or leads them to their downfall if one does not have them.