From Robert Scucci
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Finding a purpose of life is not always easy, and sometimes you need a memory to live your life to the fullest like in Joe against the volcano. Do the fluoreships in the workplace suck the life of you by an eight -hour layer at a time to the point at which you try to invent diseases so that you can have one day free? Has an ever greater feeling of professional fear causing you to give up your dreams and succumb to the daily racking of the rat races?
Well, the same happens Tom Hanks’ Joe Banks In Joe against the volcanoAnd he learns one or two things about concentrating on what is important, even if his approach seems a little unconventional.
Never trust a doctor
Joe against the volcano Immediately paint a dark picture of company men and women who trudge under a pale sky at the workplace, but only before they enter a facility that are illuminated with various gray and green tones thanks to the constantly flickering and dirty fluorescent lights that hang above us. Joes worked in the advertising area for American Panascope, a company that sold the assets, rectal probes and oil jelly, and Joes simply goes through the applications because he is a hypochonders who is afraid of his boss Frank Waturi (Dan Hedaya).
Joe experiences a number of imaginary health problems that are the result of the trauma that he has experienced as a firefighting team before he starts his employment at American Panascope, and has therefore not felt like he no longer felt. In fact, he reveals his feelings to his colleague, Dede (I ryan).
Forever, Joe feared that he will appear with unknown incurable diseases and visits Dr. Ellison (Robert Stack), who suggests that he suffers from a “cloud of brain” and lets him to live for only six months.
Joe is in a unique situation when Dr. Ellison violates his hippocratic oath Joe against the volcano By overturning the extremely wealthy super conference -Tycoon, which may be used for him in view of his alleged, decreasing health.
Live his last days with style
Joe is made an offer that he cannot reject in order to receive a paid travel trip to the island of Waponi Woo. The Waponi living on the island have access that Samuel has to continue his manufacturing process, but they need a human sacrifice to jump to their volcano so that they can appease their angry fire god and continue to drink orange soda.
Knowing that he has nothing to lose Joe against the volcano, Our hero makes the shopping spree of a life, takes off Samuel’s credit cards and drives to Las Angeles to the daughter of the industry titan, Angelica (also I ryan), who then leads him to her half -sister Patricia (Meg Ryan) to climb her yacht, the tweedledee.
Joe knows that he will not survive his jump to the volcano and tries to keep the intention behind his adventure secret, even though he starts slowly but surely to connect to Patricia, and begins to have the second thought of following Samuel instructions. When he realizes that he is on the verge of death for the first time that he really feels alive, he holds out against the elements to do what he has decided, which forces him to make the most difficult decision in his life when he finally turns to his goal.
Same parts surreal and sentimental
Joe against the volcano Shows the viewers that life gives more than just survival, and how they can sometimes only experience the clarity they are looking for when they have reached the low point. It is also bitter sweet in the sense that it is too late to live your life on purpose because you have already agreed to go to an all-inclusive way to your inevitable death and to see it through the whole or to suffer the consequences (also death, but more slowly and more painful).
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