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#3532050 - 03/04/12 01:07 PM Re: Best Naval movie (sailing vessel era) ? [Re: Rends]
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Ok fine by me, they are here if needed.
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#3532119 - 03/04/12 02:56 PM Re: Best Naval movie (sailing vessel era) ? [Re: Rends]
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I liked M&C, but the 1950's Captain Horatio Hornblower is my all-time favourite. I watched it first when I was about 10, and today it brings along this boyish spirit for adventure.

Another is H.M.S. Defiant, with Alec Guinness and Dirk Bogarde. Directed by Lewis Gilbert, who also did Sink the Bismarck.
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#3532221 - 03/04/12 06:01 PM Re: Best Naval movie (sailing vessel era) ? [Re: Rends]
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Originally Posted By: Rends

Ok, I will check out the Hornblower DVD series but boy that is quite expensive here (about 60 €).


Complete Hornblower.
€24.49 from Play.com, should be free shipping to Germany (it is to Sweden).

--Edit--

English sound though, don't know about subtitles.


Edited by Immermann (03/04/12 06:04 PM)
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#3532224 - 03/04/12 06:04 PM Re: Best Naval movie (sailing vessel era) ? [Re: Immermann]
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Originally Posted By: Immermann
Originally Posted By: Rends

Ok, I will check out the Hornblower DVD series but boy that is quite expensive here (about 60 €).


Complete Hornblower.
€24.49 from Play.com, should be free shipping to Germany (it is to Sweden).


Thx for the link. I can get it for the same price as UK import over amazon.de but i´m looking for the german dub version first. And that is the expensive one.
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#3532225 - 03/04/12 06:05 PM Re: Best Naval movie (sailing vessel era) ? [Re: Rends]
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Wow, you're fast. You replied while I edited my post smile
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#3532238 - 03/04/12 06:14 PM Re: Best Naval movie (sailing vessel era) ? [Re: Rends]
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Hah, noobs.I have you all beat with the DVD.co.uk link for 12£ / 14.43€ WinkNGrin wink

Too bad you don't want the original English. smile

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#3532635 - 03/05/12 10:51 AM Re: Best Naval movie (sailing vessel era) ? [Re: PanzerMeyer]
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Rends, there is no better naval movie than M&C. There. I've said it. Surprised, anyone? Hah! Catch the pun? biggrin wink

Originally Posted By: PanzerMeyer
Originally Posted By: Tarnsman
Did MC bomb or something? Everybody I know who actually saw it loved it.


M&C did make some money when you figure in the foreign box office but I guess it wasn't good enough to justify a sequel,

http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=masterandcommander.htm


PM, you're probably right. And the fact that you are really saddens me! GREAT movies, I mean truly great ones, are few and far between nowadays. M&C is one of them. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is another one. Drive is a third one. They don't do all that well in the box offices, and so the money grabbers don't see reason enough to make a sequel.
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