After 15+ retries my editor managed to get this version not copyrighted! This is indeed a repost ❤❤ The first edition we posted was 47 minutes, but after so many retries it ended at 22 ☺️ Thank you to those that decide to rewatch, even after watching the first video!

@TheBunnyodeath

4 ай бұрын

2:47 5 seconds this would be called grape shot. Kinda like a shotgun to kill the crew. Next will ne cannon balls to hit the hull and chain shot to rake the sails 2 balls with a chain in the middle

@TheBunnyodeath

4 ай бұрын

4:53 the pun. Is a play on words from the Bible "the lesser of two evils" substitute weevils

@TheBunnyodeath

4 ай бұрын

Offercers do nit fratinize with crew. They will not be able to maintain discipline when the works needs to be done. Mr colum singing with the men. Kinda a big no with the men. It us there victory. Officers they have there time below in the ward room

@TheBunnyodeath

4 ай бұрын

Nit pirates. 10:06 privateers they were issues a letter of mark. To sink a particular ship. Kinda like polezi police sorry been a bit I do that sometimes. Change language. Some times french and german mostly

@TheBunnyodeath

4 ай бұрын

Acheron. 12:19 Greek mythology. A God of fire. The story is based on a true story. The ship was the constitution. (Called Iron sides.) In the real version it didn't loose to the British cause its still a commissioned warship to this day. And matienes and sailors serve aboard. (Look it up) the surprises us based on a French ship the Mariposa (butterfly) french frigate. If I come off as being arrogant forgive me. I'm very knowledgeable on history warfare languange and some other stuff. I love to share mostly cause I think it informs or educates there's nothing I care about more. To be educated is to truly be free

A great human moment is just after the boy loses his arm. The captian gives him the history of Lord Nelson. The picture of Lord Nelson shows him after he also lost an arm. What a great way to inspire a young lad who was suffering such a big loss.

@fifiladu2659

3 ай бұрын

I never noticed that, and this is one of my favorite movies, which I have watched a ton of times! Thank you for pointing that out!

@kingscorpion7346

3 ай бұрын

that part always gets me, and through the course of the story, you get to see just how much of a bad ass Mr. Blakeney is!

Surgery in the beginning - they gave him laudanum, opium. Boy was high as a kite.

The young lad who lost is arm was also an exceptional part of HBOs Rome. He played Young Augustus, and damn. . . I wish they had seen that show through because he was really coming into his own as an actor

@neutchain7838

4 ай бұрын

Damn mate. Love that show, watched it several time and I Watch this movie about twice a year and I never connected the two... You just blew my mind. :)

@Jagerus

4 ай бұрын

Rome was a very good series. Maybe the best historical series ever.

@phoenixrose1192

2 ай бұрын

@@Jagerus HE WAS A CONSOLATE OF ROME! -Millennial meme (don’t mind us!)

Russell Crowe and Paul Bettany absolutely owned the screen in this movie

That kid became one hell of an officer.

9:13 Because what he did (singing along with the men) was a breach of conduct as an officer in the navy. As such, he is not supposed to "mix and mingle" with the common sailors. He is supposed to lead them and to command them, not to fraternise with them. That's what the crew and the other officers expect of him, and that's also why everybody stopped singing as he chimed in, and Aubrey giving him that look as well.

14:17 poor children, right?? Later in the movie we see the same poor child leading a boarding party into the Acheron, screaming like a bloody Viking. I'm pretty sure that chap is gonna make a fine officer in the King's Navy probably an admiral given enough time.

This is the greatest Age of Sail movie that has been filmed. It really feels like they work and live on the ship. Also the ship is almost like a character in the film. And this is just skillfully made movie in every way. :)

They are literally the opposite of pirates because they sail for the Crown and protect the merchant ships 😂

@phoenixrose1192

2 ай бұрын

They were absolute mad lads! This is coming from a millennial by the way, it would have been an honour to serve the Royal Navy in particular.

I grew up with both this film and the Hornblower series, both of which are fantastic at showing people the world of Nelson's navy. The books this film is based on even come with a dictionary of naval terminology. In the British Navy at this time, unlike the army (who swore oaths of fealty to "king and country"), the sailors sworn their fealty to the captain, who swore his fealty to the King. Part of what that mean was that the captain of the ship was basically the King and could do as he pleased with the men under his command, especially when it came to punishments. This was the way of things until WWI and when someone accused First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill of messing with naval tradition, Churchill responded, "What tradition is that, but rum, sodomy, and the lash?" As for Master and Commander, it is Captain Jack Aubrey's rank, signifying that he commands a ship-of-war that is too big for a lieutenant to command. Without patronage, Master and Commander was the highest rank someone could achieve. In Nelson's Navy, the proper starting age for a midshipman is 12. In 7th Grade science, when my class was going over Charles Darwin's expedition to the Galapagos and the theory of evolution, I convinced my teacher to let me bring this film into class to show the parts with the doctor. It was a hit with my classmates. Despite not being based on an actual event, this is a great historical film in that while other films try to shape history to better fit the narrative, this film takes the painstaking time to shape its narrative around the actual history. This is rare in Hollywood.

I assume the movie selection is most likely done via Patron polls, but since you watched "Master And Commander" you HAVE to watch Das Boot. It's a WW2 submarine movie from the German perspective and it is one of the most, if not the most, realistic and accurate depictions of the life inside a WW2 submarine. I cannot sing the praises of Das Boot enough.

6:45 I love how he gives him a book on Lord Nelson. Nelson lost an arm from cannon fire and still went on to become the stuff of legend. A good way of encouraging a young lad who just lost an arm. There was a sarcophagus made for a Cardinal, who left it behind when he had to flee England after their conversion to Protestanism. It was that lavish it looked like the Tomb of a God and the English never buried anyone in it. Not even any of their monarchs, as they said no one less than Christ come again was worthy of it. They buried Nelson in it.

This is the last film I saw in the theater with my Pop, who taught me to sail at a young age. I happened to be Master Mariner/ Captain of a merchant vessel myself when we watched it. I soon had to buy a DVD copy for my library.

The most historically accurate dipiction of life on 17th/18th century warship. The cast apparently went through rigorous training and conditioning to learn how to actually run a ship of these days.

@tubekulose

4 ай бұрын

You mean "18th/19th century..."

@TheApilas

4 ай бұрын

The behind the scene documentary are really interesting and show how they were trained etc.

This story is based on real events that occurred during the War of 1812. The French ship was actually American. The producers changed the nationality of the ship and the date as to not offend the American backers and investors.

@ronmaximilian6953

4 ай бұрын

In the book, it was an American frigate. We never sold any of these frigates to any country. These six extra large fricets for the heart of the American Navy built with some of the hardest wood available and built to be larger and faster than any other frigate. The idea was they could destroy any other frigate and escape any capital ship.

Just so you are aware: Star Trek aficionados have called this movie the 'Star Trek Movie' they never got. Crowe and Bettany have the the Kirk/Spock/McCoy vibe.

@artbagley1406

4 ай бұрын

There's another "Star Trek" movie that was not created by Roddenberry & Company. It's such a well-done film that "Star Trek" lovers readily embrace, even those who honor the original series, 1966 to 1969. Its title is "GALAXY QUEST" starring Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tony Shalhoub, Sam Rockwell, and Justin Long (quite the all-star cast!). Many reaction vids here on KZread.

@nickmitsialis

4 ай бұрын

@@artbagley1406 Yes, it's more like a loving parody (Like Weird Al Yankovic's song parodies) of the OG ST but it a pretty good fit.

This is probaby the most historically accurate movie ever made although all the characters and actual events are fictional. If one wants to know what life was like aboard a ship in the age of Napoleon, this is the movie to watch.

I didn't see this film until 2005 when I was in Iraq with the Texas Guard at Camp TQ,I was with an infantry unit. I volunteered to go this deployment and 3 more after my first. TQ was pure hell tho,the insurgents weren'tplaying any games and neither were we. LOL. Trial by-FIRE !!! No quarter given and none accepted. We also did joint missions with the marines at Camp TQ,my infantry unit did 1 yr and 6 months of combat missions there in Iraq. SEMPER-FI

You have great taste in music. The cello music played when they first got to the Galapagos was from Bach's unaccompanied cello suites. Beautiful 🎶

@Centane

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely! You're the first one to comment about the music 🥹 I loved it so much🤍☺️

@soozb15

4 ай бұрын

@@Centane I went out and bought a CD of Boccherini's music after seeing this film 😊

One of the sad moments was the death of Peter Calamy, played by Max Benitz. Quick thinking young leader, brave, and most likely would have been a great Captain.

The Character of Lucky Jack is based on Thomas Cochran who had a tiny ship called The Speedy (in the movie it's called "Surprise"). He captured more than 50 ships and had an advantage to the bigger ships, like Lucky Jack and the Surprise. His deck was lower than the bigger ships guns could aim. He would sail right up next to them and have almost free reign to do all the damage he wanted. Interesting guy. I love this movie.

@moose2577

4 ай бұрын

😂

Even as a re-watch this is still a good reaction great Job.

"How was he so calm?" Remember the Doctor saying that "it's just the laudunum speaking"? Laudunum is a medicine made with opium. With enough laudunum, Blakeney wouldn't feel much.

This is a good movie. Also, GLADIATOR, is a great film as well

@Centane

4 ай бұрын

I've seen it on my channel ☺️ it's one of my most viewed videos actually!

@tonydeluna8095

4 ай бұрын

@@Centane oh wow! That’s awesome! It’s such a great movie!

Something most people can't get..... navigation with a sextant. Anywhere in the world, was like being in space, a best guess. Until inventors perfected a lay down compass, and a clock that could work in any position, navigation back then was like saying, walk or drive from Southern Texas to Detroit Michigan, and without a map compass or GPS, u have to be within 5 miles.

They the Acheron was Yankee built which would mean she was built in America for payment to France for their help at our revolution, she would have been built like Old Iron Sides , a frigate built like a two decker Ship of the line

This is easily the best and most accurate film depiction of the age of sail The younger actors are particularly good.

I bought this movie years ago on a whim. Glad I did. So well made. :)

the young officer didn't scream the place down because they had given him Laudanum (liquid Opium)

The easiest way to remember which side is Port and Starboard. Think of ships in old times, Take a Viking Longship for instance. The Rudders in those days were Board that came up the right sidearm was used to steer the ship. Hence it was a Steer board on the right side, aka Starboard became the right side of the ship and Port the left.

@BubbaCoop

4 ай бұрын

Unless you can't remember which side the board was on... If you actually want a way to remember, port and left both have four letters.

@davidcarroll8687

3 ай бұрын

Starboard, star bright, right

For the invested medical professional: "The Horse Soldiers" (1959) "The Edge" (1997) "The Fugitive" (1993) "Backdraft" (1991) "True Grit" (1969 original) "True Grit" (2010 remake)

One of my favorite movies! ❤️

I love this movie. I am sad that so few people watch it. Thank you for reacting to it. It is an excellent depiction of naval warfare at the time, just as Glory is an excellent depiction of land warfare in the Civil War era (not much different than Napoleon's time). The original book was based in the American Revolution. But they changed it for American audiences. My mother had a pendant just like yours. I think I still have it somewhere. It made me think of her when I saw yours.

At sea: "Tora! Tora! Tora!" (1970) true story "In Harm's Way" (1965) "The Final Countdown" (1980) "Midway" (1976 original) true story "Under Siege" (1992) "Das Boot Director's Cut" (1981) "The Perfect Storm" (2000) true story "Deepwater Horizon" (2016) true story "Operation Petticoat" (1959) comedy "Down Periscope" (1996) comedy "The Abyss Director's Cut" (1989) "Grey Lady Down" (1978) "The Poseidon Adventure" (1972 original)

Terrific sets and acting. Saw this in a theater after reading Patrick O'Brien's great novel.

I love Russell Crowe movies especially his period piece movies. This one doesn't disappoint. I just saw his "top ten" list and it didn't list Cinderella Man. It might be worth a reaction if you haven't seen it.

Dr Lister, who invented disinfectant, was the fastest amputator in GB.

Have watched this movie mutiple times, first time in the movie theater :)

@Centane

4 ай бұрын

You're so lucky! ✨

My favorite Star Trek movie

Since you seem to enjoy the musical aspects of "M&C," might I recommend the entire movie's soundtrack CD to you? Wonderful accompaniment (respite) to the sudden, deadly action scenes.

It is the most accurate depiction of the 18th-century Royal Navy in action ever made. It deserved an Oscar, but LOTR swept the board.

You should watch the HBO series “John Adams”. And AMC series “Turn: Washington Spies”. Especially if you are interested in the time period of the late 18th/early 19th century.

I think you will like the world of period piece movies. You have reacted to The Patriot for instance, you enjoyed that movie by the emotion you had when reacting to that movie.

An excellent review as always. And double kudos for recognizing Billy Boyd who played Pippin in LOTR (still my favorite set of movies ever). Master and Commander is a very under-rated film...and yes...lots of jargon, period dialog, and information thrown out (which is maybe why it didn't do as well as it should have when released)...so no need to apologize for periods of quietness. Perhaps I've missed it (these old eyes do that at times), but is there a "link" for your Ko-Fi donations? From time to time I do donate on there (mostly to Kirsty at Kirsty's focus...a KZread channel dedicated to the Horizon Zero Dawn/Horizon Forbidden West franchise), and would donate to yourself. Have a Blessed rest of your week.

@neutchain7838

4 ай бұрын

Russel Crowe said in an interview that this one of his favourite movies he took part in. As someone who read all 21 novels several times in my opinion he played Jack Aubrey perfectly . Really good movie, beautiful soundtrack and outstanding visuals.

Very nice to be a nurse ad Best wishes

This is my favorite Russell Crowe movie

I love this movie. I must have seen it at least 3 times. And you are beautiful.

What’s the name of the intro song for this channel? Think I’ve heard it before. Great stuff as usual ❤

8:52 Mr Hollum should not have been singing with the crew. At the time, there was supposed to be a separation between the sailors and the officers. This contributes to Mr Hollums issues with the crew - they don't respect him. They all stop singing because they're shocked he is too.

Like I said before, give us more medical movies, your views/career choice make that fascinating.

@Centane

4 ай бұрын

This makes me happy! ☺️

@ScarriorIII

4 ай бұрын

@@Centane Outbreak (1995), Contagion (2011), Coma (2011), Extreme Measures (1996) would be the best places to start. Unfortunately, there aren't many decent medical movies, and as we know, medical tv series are romantic dramas/political activism, so not much decent options there. Still, would be happy to see your thoughts. Maybe we can put together a list of episodes from shows that merit your attention.

Comment here because I commented on the original.👍

Good as this movie is, it always seemed incomplete to me. Perhaps a chapter from a longer story.

👍 . I would love it if you reacted to Finch ( tom hanks ) . ❤

Would it be take down again?.... Fingers crossed🤞🤞🤞

I feel like ive seen this before.

@nickmitsialis

4 ай бұрын

Sure, it's like Star Trek, The 'Original' Series.

I went to the theater to watch this movie and I left disappointed. It is a good movie, not great. Black Sails is an incredible show and there are quite a few sea battles in it. It is in my top 10 easily.

The lesser of two evils. It's a play on words saying instead, the lesser of two weevils.

Can you react to " Unbroken " true WW2 story? Thanks gorgeous!

Hey lovely Centane,,, i thought about you yesterday,now here you are today,, it's a cool 🌎🇨🇦

I'm going to apologize for this comment in advance, but there were too many 'meaningful' comments, and too few 'playful' ones. 19:03 Another example showing that it's not the size, but how you use it! Will be happy to edit the comment if it offends.

Maybe it was too much for you......

Wow 💕It’s So Nice to see you again 🎼Enjoy and have a really Nice Weekend ❣️

Please... why didn't you acknowledge Russell Crowe... ?!

@Centane

4 ай бұрын

please.. he's the main character and has his face in the movie posters all over netflix. I was already aware of him being in the movie 😭

@Jasoux

4 ай бұрын

@Centane OK, no problem, you just kept going on and on about the young guy from Lord of the Rings who happened to be in Master and Commander, in a tiny role... I just thought Russell Crowe deserved a shout out in your verbal reaction onscreen... He's the principal, and a brilliant actor

@Jasoux

4 ай бұрын

And Russell Crowe is one of the main reasons the movie is so good...

23 min. Hold da op - den var tydeligvis kedelig...

@Centane

4 ай бұрын

Den er blitt blokkert av KZread 15 ganger, også derfor det står repost i tittelen ❤️

@dallesamllhals9161

4 ай бұрын

@@Centane My bad! Bloody F'ing Googl(%¤("/I mean we ♥ GOOGLEAI...

Jesus! There is an original and a non-original Vampire Diaries?! How many insipid teenage wannabe vamp girls are there?!

Missed too many important parts, the review is a waste of time.

@Centane

3 ай бұрын

My editor and I got copyrighted 42 times for this, so guess it was a waste of time for us as well 👏🏼❤️

this comment is a comment for the sake of being a comment.

@Centane

4 ай бұрын

I appreciate this comment about your comment for the comment ☺️

What’s the name of the intro song for this channel? Think I’ve heard it before. Great stuff as usual ❤

@Centane

4 ай бұрын

It's Jocelyn Flores by XXXTentacion ❤️

@thankgod4rednecsinnitt290

4 ай бұрын

@@Centane thanks ☺️