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Overall, while this film is very slowly and deliberately paced (which will obviously turn off some viewers), the film is so expertly crafted that for a reasonably patient viewer, it should be a very engaging film. I could talk about them, but frankly this would spoil the suspense. Along the way, there are lots of adventures-mostly of the variety you might actually have seen during the era. However, instead of running, Crowe plays a very determined man-and spends much of the film hunting down this ship. His ship has encountered a larger and faster French vessel and managed to escape.

The action is set aboard a British Naval ship commanded by Captain Jack Aubrey (Russell Crowe). The Brits and French have been fighting off and on for almost a decade (and would continue to do so until 1815). After all, it would be a hard sell in the large American market to get the audiences to root for the British Navy in this altercation! The story occurs around the beginning of the 19th century. As a retired history teacher, this is the sort of stuff I love-even if in the original, the 'bad guys' were actually the Americans and it was set during the War of 1812! I assume they changed the enemy to the French to make the film more marketable. Instead, they seemed to be doing the impossible-make a film that tries very hard to replicate what life was like at sea back during the Napoleonic Wars.

'Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World' is a very unusual film because the filmmakers obviously were not attempting to make yet another Hollywood style blockbuster.

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