Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003)
Genre: Drama / Adventure
Duration: 138 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Peter Weir
Stars: Russell Crowe, Paul Bettany and James D'Arcy
IMDb score:
7,5 (245.855)
Releasedate: 14 November 2003
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World plot
"The courage to do the impossible lies in the hearts of men."
The story is set in the time after Napoleon and tells the story of the battle between the naval forces. Lucky Jack Aubrey (Russell Crowe) is captain of his beloved ship the 'HMS Surprise'. Completely unexpectedly, he is attacked by a warship, which in terms of equipment cannot be compared with his own ship. Aubrey's ship is left badly battered. Still, he decides not to resign, even though it could mean the demise of the Surprise.
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Actors and actresses
Captain Jack Aubrey
Dr. Stephen Maturin
1st Lt. Thomas Pullings
Mr. Allen, Master
Preserved Killick, Captain's Steward
Midshipman Hollom
Midshipman Blakeney
Midshipman Calamy
Barrent Bonden, Coxswain
2nd Lt. William Mowett
Reviews & comments
Ebenezer Scrooge
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- 2113 messages
- 3075 votes
Beautiful movie! With one of the best actors of the moment, Russell Crowe. A breath of fresh air amidst all that Pirates of the Caribbean violence.
You can hear the ship's wood creak, delicious!
Boneka
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- 2560 messages
- 1336 votes
I went up a full point. That doesn't happen often with me, but maybe expectations were different when seeing the first viewing experience. Now that I've seen it for the second or third time, I think it's a fascinating film. Maybe not in terms of tension, but very realistically portrayed. Everything feels very natural. Apart from the little boy who had a little too much bravado and wisdom, which of course is not possible at that age. Well played in this movie. But the build-up is fantastic, the naval terms fascinating and the story very acceptable. In addition, the battles are well portrayed. The soundtrack is pleasant, although you should not hear the monotonous violin playing too often. Dialogues were good and not forced. As said, natural and certainly not romanticized.
The film starts hauntingly and the end is surprising. If you look carefully through everything, a lot of detail has been done. Now take that walking branch. That was the trigger for the final fight. Masterful indeed!
FlorisV
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- 1748 messages
- 737 votes
Very strong roles, especially by Paul Bettany. The trip to the Galapagos Islands also provides the necessary variety. And we get an image of sailors that is fortunately not limited to screaming and drinking. Not all action but well written.
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