Robert Redford plays an unnamed character lost at sea left with only the very basic tools of survival in "All is Lost." I know what you're thinking, but there is no Wilson and this is not just another "Cast Away." "All is Lost" can best be described as the after picture in a weight loss commercial — that is to say it's a more stripped down bare bones "Cast Away" in nearly every facet. Aside from the narrative in the opening scene of the movie, the film is nearly void of all dialogue. There is neither buildup or character development prior to the disaster nor is there any sort of triumphant epilogue. The film simply exists as a survival tutorial and does so in an above average fashion.
All is Lost
All is Lost
All is Lost
Robert Redford plays an unnamed character lost at sea left with only the very basic tools of survival in "All is Lost." I know what you're thinking, but there is no Wilson and this is not just another "Cast Away." "All is Lost" can best be described as the after picture in a weight loss commercial — that is to say it's a more stripped down bare bones "Cast Away" in nearly every facet. Aside from the narrative in the opening scene of the movie, the film is nearly void of all dialogue. There is neither buildup or character development prior to the disaster nor is there any sort of triumphant epilogue. The film simply exists as a survival tutorial and does so in an above average fashion.