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By Kyle B (1,653) on 08 Feb 2014

Started off strong but after 20ish minutes it gets deathly boring…

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By Jake W (796) on 26 Jan 2014

To me, no movie title, poster, or premise, spelt boring better than this one did…

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By James W (1,855) on 22 Jan 2014

A very beautiful and researched film. this is a real art movie…

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By Richard N (178) on 14 Jan 2014

An excellent adaptation of two of Patrick O Briens novels…

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By F B (850) on 14 Jan 2014

An excellent adaptation of two of Patrick O Briens novels…

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By Alejandro O (83) on 07 Jan 2014

One of my favorite seafaring movies! The in depth view of the crew and the unforgettable scenes make this one of the greats…

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By Matthew F. J (1,288) on 02 Jan 2014

Peter Weir is an incredible film maker. This time he's taking us on a journey across the oceans with Russell Crowe in the great shape…

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By Joey R (301) on 14 Dec 2013

Hands down the best naval movie I've ever seen…

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By Dissanayake M (1) on 10 Dec 2013

A piece of ancient art of maritime warfare. Got to love it…

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By Amrit A (1) on 09 Dec 2013

I saw master and commander, the far side of the world yesterday. Well I didn't like it that much…

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By Nate Q (52) on 07 Dec 2013

Master and Commander plays as a nautical movie set during the time of Napolean…

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By Gr H (6) on 18 Nov 2013

I really enjoy Russell Crow Felix. One of NY favorites…

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By Mark V (431) on 18 Nov 2013

I really enjoy Russell Crow Felix. One of NY favorites…

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By Christian W (215) on 18 Nov 2013

A thrilling high seas adventure with great action and heroics. Great acting and fun sailing…

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By Hayden L (191) on 12 Nov 2013

A breathtaking and mesmerizing film, with great performances and real emotion this film packs a punch…

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By Luke P (549) on 23 Oct 2013

A throwback movie in all senses but yet refreshing…

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By Ale L (292) on 21 Oct 2013

This gut-wrenching and thrilling epic delivers some of the best performances and climatic battle scenes in motion history…

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By Ted C (206) on 06 Oct 2013

Really beautifully done with lovely music. This is one to treasure…

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By Andrew M (2,871) on 02 Oct 2013

Thrilling historical adventure. Simple plot with two ships playing hide and go seek, but nonetheless still enjoyable and intense…

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By Jackson W (243) on 26 Sep 2013

My goodness, this film is boring. The fact that so many people give this the thumbs up is really alarming…

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