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Let love stretch in the light
Shyanne 2022-03-25 09:01:13
After several days on and off, I finally finished watching this seemingly boring movie. But the more you get to the end of the film, the more you can't bear to let it go. According to a movie made by real people in 1952, Captain Bernie Weber and his 3 friends have completed the impossible task. 32 crew members were disembarked. There is great love, responsibility, responsibility, simple but long-lasting love in the film, and there is too much positive energy. Towards the end of the film, the town has a power outage, and the residents of the town use their cars to light the beacon for the lost sailors. Let love stretch in the light. . .
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.