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you got a man there?
Vincenzo 2022-01-03 08:02:20
The gentle soundtrack is not like a disaster film, the eyes of the heroine are always watery, and I also cry all the way when the hero goes out to sea. What touched me most is "you got a man there", yes, they are all real man! In the end, everyone drove to the port. I thought it meant turning on the lights to illuminate the children’s way home. As a result, everyone turned off the lights when they stopped at the port. I also thought I was too naive. When sailing, I watched the lighthouse, and the lights had farts. use. But in the end, it was the hostess who led everyone to turn on the lights and let my boy find the direction. It was a routine! I won't complain about bugs with tears throughout the whole process, and watch the movie well.
Extended Reading
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John Stello: The old man don't know what he is doing. He sends you out to die. You can't make it over Chatham bar on a day like this. You can't stay afloat with half a ship neither.
Bernie Webber: Well, Mr. Stello, in the Coast Guard to say you gotta go out. But they don't say you gotta come back in. That's regulation, you know.
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Richard Livesey: Maybe we take these guys in and come back out.
Bernie Webber: We can't leave 'em out here alone. That boat won't last. We all live, or we all die.