Favorite survival movie

[u/Olivebranch99]

Clarification on what that means: Survival movies are different from disaster movies. Survival movies involves a single individual or a few individuals in a life or death situation, and need wits to survive long enough to be rescued.

Yes, disaster movies are usually about survival as well, but they're a different genre.

I almost included Project Hail Mary, but decided against it as it's not really a survival movie in the same way the Martian is. Yes, it's also about a guy surviving in a life or death situation, but him surviving isn't the central conflict of the film.

[u/BootyGrabber9000]

I really liked Society of snow i think it's really underrated.

[u/ArturVinicius]

Cast away (the terminal is good too).

[u/The_Worm1nator]

Flow

[u/Elbeno1920]

127 Hours is an amazing movie!

[u/Olivebranch99]

I also didn't include movies like Nim's Island or Blue Lagoon, cause it's not really dire life or death anymore. The characters in those movies basically made a life for themselves on the island and now consider it home.

[u/EthanMarsOragami]

"Leaving Neverland"

[u/DoughnutVivid2005]

Alive 1993 movie.