A film like this should be watched by men, and it should be cruel. I salute the director and the actors, and salute the battleship.
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Uriah 2021-10-22 14:40:17
A good movie that is definitely underestimated, a very reliable nautical movie.
Abelardo 2021-10-22 14:40:18
Galapagos Islands, "Discover two new species in two minutes!"...Human and nature have always been Will's themes, even in this work that focuses on naval battles and action. Ybert praised it as reminding people of David Lean, magnificent without losing human insight. Personally, I think of the other two: Old Ford's chivalrous tenderness and Scott's alien. The powerful enemy who is also the main driving force is currently degenerating into a big story background. The narrative mainly revolves around the character conflicts of various people inside the British ship, especially between the captain and the doctor. However, Will generally respects intellectuality. Even in this story of the raging sea killing that is obviously conducive to publicizing the captain’s character, he still does not want the doctor to be at a disadvantage. Abandoning pursuit and human nature, doctors are strong because of self-help, but the former is not as rich as the latter's shock, so the two sides are almost equal. But he has reservations about Will's use of another signature mysticism. Mystery should create an atmosphere like its Australian movie like picnic on a cliff, and it is not suitable for frequent use as a mere narrative drive in a film with distinctive features like the Angry Sea.
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World quotes
Mr. Allen, Master: In all my years I've never seen the like. It has to be more than 100 sea miles and he brings us up on his tail. That's seamanship, Mr. Pullings. My God, that's seamanship.
Mr. Allen, Master: What is it? Curious, eh? Some type of gull.
Mr. Allen, Master: [Sees a marine iguana] There's an ugly devil.
Williamson, Midshipman: Disgusting
Williamson, Midshipman: It's got warts all over it.
Mr. Allen, Master: [Chuckling] Ugly devils aren't they?