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All sorts of little items or mementos were put in the casket by his friends and family.

Burying a Substitute: Chuck finds that a funeral had been held for him when he was presumed dead.

Upon his return, Chuck notices the seafood and understandibly doesn't want any of it.

Chuck finding out that Kelly married a dentist after being marooned on an island with a rotten tooth.

Near the end of the movie, Chuck has a Wilson volleyball in his car.

At the end of the movie, his name has been removed from the sign above the entrance to her ranch.

At the start of the movie, Bettina Peterson, the art welder, sends a FedEx package to her husband Dick in Moscow, who we see is cheating with a Russian woman.

What's more, "All Shook Up" is playing in the beginning, when the "winged package" is picked up by FedEx, and "Return To Sender" is playing at the end, when Chuck himself returns it.

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Bookends: The movie begins and ends at the same rural crossroads in Texas, near the ranch that the "winged package" came from.Which is hinted by him being at a crossroads and able to go in any direction he wants.

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At the very least Chuck is now free to go wherever he pleases, and that he still has a full life waiting for him. They reluctantly agree that they're Better as Friends, however time will tell if either of them are happier about it and Chuck still feels alone.

Bittersweet Ending: Chuck escapes the island and becomes a celebrity with an upcoming autobiography, but finds his fiancée Kelly is now married to someone else.

Beard of Barbarism: Chuck has plenty of time to grow some pretty wild facial hair during his time on the island and no razor to shave.

Bathos: If there's any question about why Tom Hanks deserved that Oscar nomination, name any other actor who could make the audience cry about the death of a fucking volleyball.

We have a football team, but they play in Nashville? Not right away, at least.Ĭhuck: So, let me get one thing straight here.

Bait-and-Switch Comment: Near the end of the movie, it seems Chuck is about to ask Kelly why she married someone else.

It's cemented when he paints it on the sail of his makeshift raft.

Arc Symbol: The winged symbol on the last FedEx box, for Chuck, symbolizing his unstoppable desire to survive and return home.

At the Crossroads: Chuck finds himself at a literal crossroads at the film's end, with two possible paths to his future.

He even apologizes to Kelly for not returning like he promised. Despite, you know, being marooned on a deserted island at the time.

Apologises a Lot: Chuck, upon returning to civilization, does this to Stan, his friend and co-worker, apologizing for not being there for Stan as his wife was dying of cancer.

The Aloner: Chuck is the only human on that island during a four year stay.Accidental Misnaming: Chuck realizes that he kept referring to the crew member Albert as "Alan" when he fishes out his corpse from the shore and checks the deceased man's wallet.A screen-matched Bible from The Shawshank Redemption also got scooped up for £387,500 ($445,625) and someone else placed a winning bid of £262,500 ($301,875) to get their hands on Gandalf’s sword, Glamdring, from Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.Īlthough, of all the inanimate objects going under the hammer, we’re sure Wilson will provide the best companionship. Other notable sales from the first day included Robert Pattinson’s Batarang from The Batman, which raked in £43,750 ($50,313).

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Propstore will continue to auction off over 1,500 lots of film, TV and music memorabilia through November 6. In fact, a version of Wilson with tobacco stalks for hair sold for £230,000 ($308,000) in an auction last year. While Wilson the volleyball might’ve been Hanks’ sole companion on the island, Stephen Lane, chief executive of Propstore, tells Bloomberg that there could be “between 10 and 12 different Wilsons out here.” His estimate is based off the number of transformations that both the prop and Hanks had to go through throughout the film.

The distressed Wilson-branded ball has noticeable wear and tear from its time during filming Propstore