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Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
Cast
Russell Crowe, Paul Bettany, James D'Arcy, Edward Woodall View AllCrew
Peter Weir (Screenplay), Peter Weir (Director), John Collee (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Nov. 14th, 2003
Runtime: 2 hours, 18 minutes
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Master and Commander
Saw this last night, was a fine movie. It's been gettin some very gracious reviews and rightfully so. Russel Crowe was fine as usual, but I think Paul Bettany was the real stand-out(He was Crowes 'r...
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master and commander
I finally got around to seeing it,I liked the story but it was kind of slow through the middle of the film...
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Master & Commander Soundtrack
I would have posted in the Greatest Soundtracks of all time thread, but this isn't exactly the greatest, but I'm interested in others opinions .
On the news today I noticed that 'Master and Comma...
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Anyone know of good Naval movies like Master and Commander?
Anyone know of good Naval movies like Master and Commander?
Not Pirates of the Caribbean though haha ...
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Citizen Rules
Looking at the poster with the ship, raging sea and Russell Crowe one might not guess that this is a film about comradely, friendship and duty...all set aboard a British sailing ship the H.M.S.
Looking at the poster with the ship, raging sea and Russell Crowe one might not guess that this is a film about comradely, friendship and duty...all set aboard a British sailing ship the H.M.S.
ANTILO
Aside from the occasional classical music used in the couple scenes where Jack and his doctor friend play instruments together (Russell Crowe actually learned violin for this movie which is fantastic), the music really takes a backseat for most of the movie.
Aside from the occasional classical music used in the couple scenes where Jack and his doctor friend play instruments together (Russell Crowe actually learned violin for this movie which is fantastic), the music really takes a backseat for most of the movie.
Hondo333
I think that there was a (failed) attempt to transfer what was happening on the screen to affect the viewer. The storm was a good example of this, instead of feeling cold and “weathered”, I felt annoyed....
I think that there was a (failed) attempt to transfer what was happening on the screen to affect the viewer. The storm was a good example of this, instead of feeling cold and “weathered”, I felt annoyed....