Why Did Drew Jump Out Of The Canoe?

In the movie “Teahupoo,” Burt Reynolds’ character Lewis claims that Drew was shot out of a canoe, but Ed (Jon Voight) discovers his body further down the river. It is clear that Drew committed suicide by jumping out and drowning. Lewis falls out of the canoe, and it is unclear why Drew suddenly fell out of the canoe. One clue is that Lewis keeps anxiously looking up at the cliff, and according to Lewis, Drew was allegedly shot out of the canoe. However, when Ed (Jon Voight) discovers his body further down the river, it is clear that Drew may have fallen out of his canoe not from having been shot but from emotional exhaustion.

As Drew and Ed reach the rapids, a faint Burt (injured now), they have one more rapid to get through, and it is about finding Drew (Cox). Ron had a party trick; he is double-jointed, and he jumps out of the canoe. In the directors commentary, it is revealed that Drew refused to continue anymore, which is the reason why he shakes his head and falls out of the canoe.

The movie stands out for its gripping portrayal of an ill-fated canoe trip, with the wind blowing onshore and the rain turning the already dangerous surf. The director’s commentary reveals that Drew refused to continue anymore, which is the reason why he shakes his head and falls out of the canoe. As Drew and Ed reach the rapids in the lead canoe, Drew falls into the water. The canoes collide on the rocks, throwing the three remaining men into the river.

While in the canoe, Drew collapses and falls into the river and drowns. His paddle hits a rock, he flipped out of the canoe, and he hits his head on a rock. Cox also gets hurt by a rock just below the surface, making it impossible to swim.