Some interesting facts about the movie: 1. Russell Crowe learned to play violin for the film and referred to it as the hardest thing he'd ever done for a film. 2. This film was intended to be the first entry in a franchise. However, due to low box-office numbers, no sequels were ever made, despite critical acclaim and multiple Oscar nominations. 3. The movie combines two novels - "Master and Commander" and "The Far Side of the World". Both deal with chasing down a privateer and the movie combines the long chase of the latter with the furious climactic battle of the former 4. Paul Bettany was one of the few actors who did not get seasick during filming. He was a member of Sea Cadets as a kid. Any others you know? Leave it in the comments 👇👇 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- To support the channel! www.buymeacoffee.com/soundtrackcut Enjoy the video!
5. In Patrick O'Brian's novel on which the film is based, the enemy ship was the Norfolk, an American ship; but in the Hollywood version, it has changed nationality: it is the Acheron, a French frigate. Perfect occasion to add french bashing after their refusal to support the intervention in Iraq
@@ouient It is possibly done to bash the French in that modern way too but I heard it was so it did not alienate American audiences with them being the "bad guys" in the movie. Very common thing to happen with movies when "America" is in this position in a film, the producers and marketers think Americans are dumb enough to hate a movie because of them being the villains and will refuse to see it or blacklist it. Luckily in this movie the French worked out perfectly well, and there are still comments about the ship being American made as a callback to the original books. Plus the American's were very pro French at this time period so they may build and sell them a ship (even though America needed every ship they could at the time).
It would of been probably the largest award winner that year except it had another movie it was competing against that well.... was also deserving of the awards.
This movie was acclaimed by the critics (rightfully so) but did not make a lot of money, whereas Scott's Napoleon is universally detested but is a box office success... sigh
If i remember correctly, the last lord of the rings movie came in theatres at the same time. That is most likely the reason why it didn't make a lot of money.
@@NameName-dx8lbAlso it came out shortly after Pirates of the Caribbean (which is good in its own right), so it was being compared unfairly to that. Just unfortunate timing. It's an unfortunate business.
Absolutely! I am sad Master and Commander did not get more acclaim from audiences at the time, and I would have loved to see Crowe and Bettany play off of each other some more. They had so much chemistry on screen without ever undermining each other!
I don't quite remember when I watched M & C for the 50th time, but I must have passed that milestone several years back... 😅 My favorite movie, plain and simple
I can't think of many bigger cinematic crimes, than this movie not getting a sequel. My god what a master class. It left the door wide open as well. I suppose we shall never know if they caught her back up!?
Unsurpassed: the movie and the soundtrack. Having watched it literally dozens of times and each time it provides me with the reward of a deeper appreciation for work. Ah yes, the Devil is at the wheel of this phantom ship. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in 2024, during which time I will undoubtedly be watching M&C again. Cheers.
It is indeed one of the most _rewatchable_ films ever! I get into loops with movies where I watch them over and over... last time this was on Max, I probably watched it 20 times lol
I love this film and it’s definitely one of my favourite movies. Also the soundtrack is just one of the best and fits so well with the film. Love Vaughn Williams.
The movie is exquisite (even down to the right arm of the figurehead being repaired after the Mid's loss) and I bored my son to death two weeks ago visiting USS Constitution in Boston, ranting on about the Acheron. The music is all the better for being a contemporary source. Thank you for this HD upload!
There's some special trips you can take your son on, especially in Florida. A week away from, " the modern world " and y'all will learn some seamanship. I highly recommend it👊
@@bachhongtran i come back to this gem regularly. Absolutely outstanding movie and seems like unique in its genre... shame. i ve hoped for a sequel/prequel since i first saw it
Greatest movie I’ve ever seen about that time period in the Royal Navy. Very brutal very little in medical care. “is them his brains?” “ No that’s dried blood, those are his brains “ …Back to work !!!!
My absolute favorite movie in the last 25y I've been on that ship too. It used to be called the HMS Rose, and was docked in Bridgeport, CT. They even used to have haunted houses on the lower deck back in the 80's. Very cool to see her preserved
Thanks so much for sharing. One of my favorite movies and soundtracks. Glad to see that so many others enjoyed this remarkable movie. Kudos to all who helped make it such a memorable cinematic experience.
Meiner Meinung nach ist das vielleicht der beste Marine-historische Film aller Zeiten, und trotzdem ist es Jammerschaden das seitdem nicht mehr aus diesem großartigen Werk von Patrick Obrain verfilmt wurde,es hat noch soviel mehr Potential
Although not a commercial success, received critical acclaim and numerous award nominations, including several Oscar wins in sound and cinematography. One source I read called the attention to production detail and proper depiction of British Naval life at sea “…near perfect…”.
I think the fact that it received 10 academy award nominations, director/picture/cinematography/score/adapted screenplay, etc. is a testament to the quality of this film. Remember this went up against one of the GOATs of all time, LORT Return of the King.
It is such a shame that another was not made. A wonderful film so well done. Instead we have this continuous crap of super hero films that people are sick of….
A wonderful way to experience the books is via Audible, read by Ric Jerrom. He reads them brilliantly, brings life to every character, and gives every sentence its due.
La mejor película de Russell Crowe...lejos Una obra maestra desde todo punto de vista. Va a ser de culto. Creo ya lo es. (En un tiempo mas va a ser como Blade Runner😎☝️)
Yes I agree and prefer this firm about the Napoleon wars as it only has one snippet with the French naval fleet and tried to say that France did not hate this country as a lot of people seem to think now. Just my opinion.
Siempre nombran en estas películas a mi gran puerto de Valparaíso en ese entonces Paso obligado luego del cabo de hornos antes del canal de panamá grande pancho gancho
Of all the terrible movies that get a second or third installment...how did this masterpiece not get a fleet (see what I did there) of additional movies. SMH.
It simply wasn't entertaining enough for the general public that goes to movie theatres. People who enjoy films like Master and Commander are not in the majority, sadly. This movie is too mature, slow and classy for our times, most of people, younger audiences especially, seek other things in cinema.
as someone who was born in 2009 knowing a huge amount of people who just love pop i must admit, this music is incredible and fits in well with the film!@@1337Skrjabinn
@Nordmann1377 I think you are absolutely right. Each moment is measured, precise and beautiful. There's brutality but it's not fantasy. There may be a few but generally young people and any 'twitching' adults are not interested in this archaic way of life which they don't see as relevant to any facet of British life. There is no entitlement...but continual duty, forbearance, honour and then more duty. Sadly all gone, never to return I think. The film is riveting...every nuance, every glance is pregnant with meaning. It's the same everytime I watch it and some parts are so very hard to keep watching. And then there's the divine uplifting music. We won't see films like this again I fear.
For people still wandering why Master & Commander didn't do well and Napoleon did, it's very simple. Moviegoers are by and large ignorant of history. And there's not enough "epic" for the simple-minded..
Master and commander is an extraordinarily good movie. Undoubtedly Russel Crowe's best. The sound track makes it. I'm surprised in today's worlds it even got made. It's too good for Hollywood. Possibly a modern better remake of Captain Hornblower with Gregory Peck. Not a criticism. Hornblower is a good movie too. I doubt there will be a sequel. Hollywood is too invested in crap.
À mon premier voyage en bateau St Martin . Tes yeux de chat Mon fait naviguer A travers un fauteuil de l'océan Qui brûle de l'intérieur J'écris et je tiens m'a clé d'Agadez Moi qui vient du désert à ma naissance Comme pour réunir les bras des océans Près de cette île Ou nous échouons Nous les diverses cultures Pour réunir un mythe Séparé de d'autre sagesse Qui rejoint la bibliothèque du monde Là-bas Et tout devient paisible Après cette averse D'une demeure d'un toit envolé Pour vivre d'une aube Qui se réjoui sur notre tête
My favorite movie, more like a documentary than your typical Hollywood blockbuster that lacks depth and detail. I only have two points of criticism, one minor and one major: Minor: the casting of Billy Boyd, a distraction due to his recent LotR fame and somewhat breaks the immersion for me Major: I understand that the story was altered to a conflict with a French frigate rather than an American. This is an unfortunate concession to the US market and should not have been done. Also, unlike other viewers, I am glad that a sequel was never made. The high quality of M & C would have been almost impossible to maintain. They would have risked and possibly watered down what they had already accomplished. Like Metropolis, Apocalypse Now, The Shawshank Redemption etc., this one works best as a standalone movie IMO.
Please dont say theres going to be a sequel. It will only get me excited. So tired of Hollywood trash. An epic adventure with Russell Crowe would make for a fantastic 2024
In a previous incarnation, I was a ship's surgeon who became a pirate surgeon. That life was in the 18th Century, (I died in 1722 in that life, at the age of 25), but this is not too different from the life I remember. I remember travelling to Brazil and seeing the Amazon Rainforest and the natives who lived there, including the Medicine Men. Also (of course) the Caribbean, the tribes who lived there and the colonists who risked all to build a New Life in the New World! One thing that disgusted me and helped to lead me into a life of Piracy was the terrible conditions aboard the Slavers, both for the slaves and for the crew! Guess who had to treat their ailments and witnessed the absolutely unconscionable mortality rates among both crew and "cargo"? 30% death rate was completely acceptable, but even a 50% death rate was considered normal! Nobody would have wept over a single man going overboard, especially if the alternative was to lose the entire ship! That is my one quibble with this movie, the scene where they have to cut the mast loose and the sailor is washed away to oblivion. The whole ship mourns, whereas in reality, nobody would have blinked an eye at this loss! Some ships were better, others worse, but the average was pretty low. There were certainly captains like "Lucky Jack" and ships where losing lives was the exception rather than the norm, but these were not so common as we all would hope. That said, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this movie! This, and Francis Ford Coppola's "Kidnapped" are two of the most accurate film depictions of life at sea during the Golden Age of Sail (18th and 19th Centuries).
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Some interesting facts about the movie:
1. Russell Crowe learned to play violin for the film and referred to it as the hardest thing he'd ever done for a film.
2. This film was intended to be the first entry in a franchise. However, due to low box-office numbers, no sequels were ever made, despite critical acclaim and multiple Oscar nominations.
3. The movie combines two novels - "Master and Commander" and "The Far Side of the World". Both deal with chasing down a privateer and the movie combines the long chase of the latter with the furious climactic battle of the former
4. Paul Bettany was one of the few actors who did not get seasick during filming. He was a member of Sea Cadets as a kid.
Any others you know?
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Thinking about other potential similar movies is a frustrating thing..
5. In Patrick O'Brian's novel on which the film is based, the enemy ship was the Norfolk, an American ship; but in the Hollywood version, it has changed nationality: it is the Acheron, a French frigate. Perfect occasion to add french bashing after their refusal to support the intervention in Iraq
@@ouient It is possibly done to bash the French in that modern way too but I heard it was so it did not alienate American audiences with them being the "bad guys" in the movie. Very common thing to happen with movies when "America" is in this position in a film, the producers and marketers think Americans are dumb enough to hate a movie because of them being the villains and will refuse to see it or blacklist it. Luckily in this movie the French worked out perfectly well, and there are still comments about the ship being American made as a callback to the original books. Plus the American's were very pro French at this time period so they may build and sell them a ship (even though America needed every ship they could at the time).
It would of been probably the largest award winner that year except it had another movie it was competing against that well.... was also deserving of the awards.
@@Swarm509 yeah, the "french" ship is actually based on a United States-class frigate, specifically USS Constitution.
I feel this film is severely underrated. Its a cinematic masterpiece!
what do you mean by underrated though because everyone who's seen it knows it couldn't be possibly better.
@@Finwaell It was overshadowed by Return of the King when it was released
Exactly my opinion
@@trenta.958 Was a good year for movies.
One of the damn few movies that takes fantastic source material and MAKES IT BETTER.
This movie was acclaimed by the critics (rightfully so) but did not make a lot of money, whereas Scott's Napoleon is universally detested but is a box office success... sigh
Truly a clown world we live in.
If i remember correctly, the last lord of the rings movie came in theatres at the same time.
That is most likely the reason why it didn't make a lot of money.
@@NameName-dx8lbAlso it came out shortly after Pirates of the Caribbean (which is good in its own right), so it was being compared unfairly to that. Just unfortunate timing.
It's an unfortunate business.
Yes and there were a sh*tload of books left in the series for them to turn into film...
How did that blunder of a movie become a box office success? I haven't even seen it. I don't have to I knew it was dumb from the trailer
This is one of my favorite movies of all time; a rare 10/10 masterpiece.
Absolutely agree, my favorite live action motion picture of all time.
Absolutely! I am sad Master and Commander did not get more acclaim from audiences at the time, and I would have loved to see Crowe and Bettany play off of each other some more. They had so much chemistry on screen without ever undermining each other!
I’ve seen this movie probably 50 times!!
It’s just perfect from every perspective!
Me too! It's my favorite movie still to this day. : D
The soundtrack is the most memorable part, the plot is fairly simple
I don't quite remember when I watched M & C for the 50th time, but I must have passed that milestone several years back... 😅 My favorite movie, plain and simple
I can't think of many bigger cinematic crimes, than this movie not getting a sequel. My god what a master class. It left the door wide open as well. I suppose we shall never know if they caught her back up!?
I believe it's the closest you can get to being in the 19th century navy without actually being there , a Master piece of a film and acting
Don't forget about the Hornblower miniseries! 😁
Some would say, not a great financial success, but a great work of art.
One of the best movies ever made and one of the best soundtracks.
Unsurpassed: the movie and the soundtrack. Having watched it literally dozens of times and each time it provides me with the reward of a deeper appreciation for work. Ah yes, the Devil is at the wheel of this phantom ship. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in 2024, during which time I will undoubtedly be watching M&C again. Cheers.
I heard there's going to be a sequel!
It is indeed one of the most _rewatchable_ films ever! I get into loops with movies where I watch them over and over... last time this was on Max, I probably watched it 20 times lol
The simple truth is, not all of us become the men we once hoped we might be.
From an old Proud Navy Man , one of the best movies ever made , period
Love the books, love the film , love the music.........over and over and over
I just watched the movie again after 20 years. What a great movie!
"Well Stephen, the bird is flightless?"
"Yes...."
"Its not going anywhere"
23:13
I love this film and it’s definitely one of my favourite movies. Also the soundtrack is just one of the best and fits so well with the film. Love Vaughn Williams.
The movie is exquisite (even down to the right arm of the figurehead being repaired after the Mid's loss) and I bored my son to death two weeks ago visiting USS Constitution in Boston, ranting on about the Acheron. The music is all the better for being a contemporary source. Thank you for this HD upload!
There's some special trips you can take your son on, especially in Florida. A week away from, " the modern world " and y'all will learn some seamanship. I highly recommend it👊
The film is amazing, but the soundtrack is absolutely timeless and underrated
One of my favorite movies!
Not everyone know and watch this.
@@bachhongtran i come back to this gem regularly. Absolutely outstanding movie and seems like unique in its genre... shame. i ve hoped for a sequel/prequel since i first saw it
Pity that they never done a sequel, i would love to see. This one is a masterpiece in my humble opinion.
Happy 20th Anniversary to this film released on this day in 2003.
The movie enlightened me to the great classic works of luigi boccherni !
Greatest movie I’ve ever seen about that time period in the Royal Navy. Very brutal very little in medical care. “is them his brains?” “ No that’s dried blood, those are his brains “ …Back to work !!!!
a masterpiece, it will always one be in my top 3 films!
And the othere two?
Le film à mes yeux est un chef-d’œuvre ! Tout est parfait ! La musique, l’action et les acteurs !
Favorite part 1:09.
Those strings. Oof. Fantastic
My absolute favorite movie in the last 25y
I've been on that ship too. It used to be called the HMS Rose, and was docked in Bridgeport, CT. They even used to have haunted houses on the lower deck back in the 80's. Very cool to see her preserved
The music for this was outstanding!
Indeed
Bien por JAVIER OLMEDO, ha exprimido el "alma" de la banda sonora.
FANTASTICO!!! MIS CORDIALES FELICITACIONES. ❤
One of Russell Crowe's best movies, perfect soundtrack.
Thanks so much for sharing. One of my favorite movies and soundtracks. Glad to see that so many others enjoyed this remarkable movie. Kudos to all who helped make it such a memorable cinematic experience.
It’s amazing how perfect this soundtrack ended up being despite being created by three virtually unknown composers.
I see what you did there,😂😂😂 Shalom!
Wonderful film in every aspect, music, plot, photography, as well as the spectacular setting
Truly wonderful soundtrack and movie I treat myself to the Soundtrack every day thank you
Do you feel how free your soul is? She is free and feels gratitude and love! It's endless...
Meiner Meinung nach ist das vielleicht der beste Marine-historische Film aller Zeiten, und trotzdem ist es Jammerschaden das seitdem nicht mehr aus diesem großartigen Werk von Patrick Obrain verfilmt wurde,es hat noch soviel mehr Potential
Although not a commercial success, received critical acclaim and numerous award nominations, including several Oscar wins in sound and cinematography. One source I read called the attention to production detail and proper depiction of British Naval life at sea “…near perfect…”.
I think the fact that it received 10 academy award nominations, director/picture/cinematography/score/adapted screenplay, etc. is a testament to the quality of this film. Remember this went up against one of the GOATs of all time, LORT Return of the King.
One of my favorite actor Russel Crowe❤
awesome; I imagine that people had to continue life after battles and loss.
Hence the funeral scene after the battle where it is shown that every man on board had lost at least one friend.
@@johnries5593great notice, thank you
Aubrey, pass the salt.
Claro😆
Love this film and soundtrack especially Fantasia ..
First heard this soundtrack in Darthmods Empire Total War. Had no idea this is where it was from.
It is such a shame that another was not made.
A wonderful film so well done.
Instead we have this continuous crap of super hero films that people are sick of….
I'm glad i finally watched this piece of art!
Hola!!! Dulce y evocadora Música, magistralmente Interpretada, y fielmente Trasmitida, Enhorabuena,
My favorite movie hands down. I am also on my second reading of O'Brian's books. Too bad no sequels were made.
My good Sirs and Ladies this is a quite an Excellent vintage 👌👏🎬🍷🍾🥂🍻
A masterpiece in every way!
'They have more than twice our guns ...'
One of the best movies of all time
Superb variation.
Excellent soundtrack cut!
I keep getting this foreboding that one of my settlements is going to randomly come under attack.
Value the film far more if you’ve read the books!
Couldn't agree more. You feel alive and THERE
What are the books called please?
@@mattbryant96 The books are the Patrick OBrien books , the Aubrey / Maturin series.
A wonderful way to experience the books is via Audible, read by Ric Jerrom. He reads them brilliantly, brings life to every character, and gives every sentence its due.
La mejor película de Russell Crowe...lejos
Una obra maestra desde todo punto de vista. Va a ser de culto. Creo ya lo es. (En un tiempo mas va a ser como Blade Runner😎☝️)
Always screetch screetch scratch scratch... never anything you can danse to
My second favourite film after The Thin Red Line, also massively underrated. And I've read all 21 books at least five times, some of them more.
Soundtrack by Iva Davies of Icehouse (Electric Blue, Hey Little Girl, Crazy, Great Southern Land).
Realmente? No lo sabía. Gracias 😎☝️
Yes I agree and prefer this firm about the Napoleon wars as it only has one snippet with the French naval fleet and tried to say that France did not hate this country as a lot of people seem to think now. Just my opinion.
Siempre nombran en estas películas a mi gran puerto de Valparaíso en ese entonces Paso obligado luego del cabo de hornos antes del canal de panamá grande pancho gancho
Película impresionante y con una muy buena banda sonora
I only remember one line “it’s the lesser of two weevils”
En español: es el menor de los gudaños...
Of all the terrible movies that get a second or third installment...how did this masterpiece not get a fleet (see what I did there) of additional movies. SMH.
It simply wasn't entertaining enough for the general public that goes to movie theatres. People who enjoy films like Master and Commander are not in the majority, sadly. This movie is too mature, slow and classy for our times, most of people, younger audiences especially, seek other things in cinema.
as someone who was born in 2009 knowing a huge amount of people who just love pop i must admit, this music is incredible and fits in well with the film!@@1337Skrjabinn
@Nordmann1377
I think you are absolutely right. Each moment is measured, precise and beautiful. There's brutality but it's not fantasy.
There may be a few but generally young people and any 'twitching' adults are not interested in this archaic way of life which they don't see as relevant to any facet of British life. There is no entitlement...but continual duty, forbearance, honour and then more duty. Sadly all gone, never to return I think.
The film is riveting...every nuance, every glance is pregnant with meaning.
It's the same everytime I watch it and some parts are so very hard to keep watching.
And then there's the divine uplifting music. We won't see films like this again I fear.
Because braindead moviegoers choose to spend their money on crass, gratuitous, unintelligible & fantastical filth
I love when he plays the violin.
et dire que je l'ai loupé au cinéma !!!!
Musica nocturna por las calles de Madrid..Bocherini.
For people still wandering why Master & Commander didn't do well and Napoleon did, it's very simple. Moviegoers are by and large ignorant of history. And there's not enough "epic" for the simple-minded..
one of the best films
Aubrey,may i trouble you for the salt
Master and commander is an extraordinarily good movie. Undoubtedly Russel Crowe's best. The sound track makes it. I'm surprised in today's worlds it even got made. It's too good for Hollywood. Possibly a modern better remake of Captain Hornblower with Gregory Peck. Not a criticism. Hornblower is a good movie too. I doubt there will be a sequel. Hollywood is too invested in crap.
preciosa version de" Los Españoles se Divierten en La Calle".
Obra maestra con mayúsculas!!!
Fantasia on a Theme looks like The 13th warrior
I love it!
A masterpiece!
À mon premier voyage en bateau
St Martin
.
Tes yeux de chat
Mon fait naviguer
A travers un fauteuil de l'océan
Qui brûle de l'intérieur
J'écris et je tiens m'a clé d'Agadez
Moi qui vient du désert à ma naissance
Comme pour réunir les bras des océans
Près de cette île
Ou nous échouons
Nous les diverses cultures
Pour réunir un mythe
Séparé de d'autre sagesse
Qui rejoint la bibliothèque du monde
Là-bas
Et tout devient paisible
Après cette averse
D'une demeure d'un toit envolé
Pour vivre d'une aube
Qui se réjoui sur notre tête
Algunas cosas se hacen bien UNA sola vez. Y antes de arruinarlas con algo mal hecho, mejor que quede así. Y ésta película es un claro ejemplo de ello.
And then I fell in love with the Captain….
Robbed at the academy awards, should have won
We need a Cold Slither greatest hits album!
Who camed here after the dissaster that was Napoleon?
I love you and I love this
You have chosen the lesser of two weevils!
My favorite movie, more like a documentary than your typical Hollywood blockbuster that lacks depth and detail. I only have two points of criticism, one minor and one major:
Minor: the casting of Billy Boyd, a distraction due to his recent LotR fame and somewhat breaks the immersion for me
Major: I understand that the story was altered to a conflict with a French frigate rather than an American. This is an unfortunate concession to the US market and should not have been done.
Also, unlike other viewers, I am glad that a sequel was never made. The high quality of M & C would have been almost impossible to maintain. They would have risked and possibly watered down what they had already accomplished. Like Metropolis, Apocalypse Now, The Shawshank Redemption etc., this one works best as a standalone movie IMO.
GREAT
Wollt ihr die Guillotine auf dem Piccadilly Circus? Wollt ihr, dass eure Kinder die Marseillaise singen?»
NEIN ⛵️😂
Great movie
Very nice
Please dont say theres going to be a sequel. It will only get me excited. So tired of Hollywood trash. An epic adventure with Russell Crowe would make for a fantastic 2024
❤
This the movie made $211,6 million at the box office
In a previous incarnation, I was a ship's surgeon who became a pirate surgeon. That life was in the 18th Century, (I died in 1722 in that life, at the age of 25), but this is not too different from the life I remember. I remember travelling to Brazil and seeing the Amazon Rainforest and the natives who lived there, including the Medicine Men. Also (of course) the Caribbean, the tribes who lived there and the colonists who risked all to build a New Life in the New World! One thing that disgusted me and helped to lead me into a life of Piracy was the terrible conditions aboard the Slavers, both for the slaves and for the crew! Guess who had to treat their ailments and witnessed the absolutely unconscionable mortality rates among both crew and "cargo"?
30% death rate was completely acceptable, but even a 50% death rate was considered normal!
Nobody would have wept over a single man going overboard, especially if the alternative was to lose the entire ship! That is my one quibble with this movie, the scene where they have to cut the mast loose and the sailor is washed away to oblivion. The whole ship mourns, whereas in reality, nobody would have blinked an eye at this loss! Some ships were better, others worse, but the average was pretty low. There were certainly captains like "Lucky Jack" and ships where losing lives was the exception rather than the norm, but these were not so common as we all would hope.
That said, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this movie! This, and Francis Ford Coppola's "Kidnapped" are two of the most accurate film depictions of life at sea during the Golden Age of Sail (18th and 19th Centuries).
I can’t find the first track anywhere on streaming Apple music or Spotify any luck you guys?
Terimakasih Raja David, terimakasih Raja Chtulu,
Semoga Allah memberi njenengan hadiah2 dari surga, insha Allah
Ratu Adil Ibu bumi
Rita Nia
Not a bad movie. Even though it came out of two books. Just like Gregory Peck Hornblower movie.
Hold Fast! 🌊🎶❤️☠️🌎🤗💙⛵💪
Hold fast 👊👊
The real question- Where are the rest of the episodes of the book series?
Will you do any crew's songs, too?
Low turnout is a testament to the IQ I encounter daily.
🌊⛵🌊🐉🏞🌎🌏🌍🗺
However....vive Napoleon.