Passing Rocky Gap, Ten Pound Island, passing Nile Pond where I was skating when I was young, sounded the whistle and waved to the children guarding the lighthouse.
Seabirds flew over, black-backed birds, herringbone gulls and big dwarf ducks.
The sun has come out, sailing northward at a speed of 12 knots, riding the wind and waves, the sailors are busy, you are the master. do you know? You are the captain of a ship. Is there a better sight in the world?
——Captain Billy Tyne
likes this movie, so I like it, so I don’t have to say it again, I don’t have to watch it a second time. This poster is my most classic poster.
This movie reminds me of "The Old Man and the Sea". It is as real as "The Old Man and the Sea". This is life, this is the man, this is the sailor seaman, this is the true meaning of true love. As a commercial film, it should be a model, art and commerce win-win. There is no denying that there is a sensational side, but this is the movie. The director captured the most essential things in this movie, the best things of each actor, the most real things in life, and the brightest things in human nature.
The boss said, this is the game. After all the weakness of the businessman, he also expressed a hint of helplessness.
A man, a captain, destined to conflict with his family, is destined to choose the sea, because that is himself, and there is everything to him. The captain’s words, "The fog's just lifting. Throw off your bow line; throw off your stern. You head out to South channel, past Rocky Neck, Ten Pound Island. Past Niles Pond where I skated as a kid. Blow your air-horn and throw a wave to the lighthouse keeper's kid on Thatcher Island. Then the birds show up: black backs, herring gulls, big dumb ducks. The sun hits ya-head North. Open up to 12-steamin' now. The guys are busy; you're in charge. Ya know what? You're a goddam swordboat captain! Is there any thing better in the world? ”
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