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LA RECENSIONE
Master & Commander (2003), by Peter Weir, starring Russell Crowe.
I don't have much to say. It can be criticized from a few points of view, it is a great film, but the gist is: how bad does Russell Crowe look?
Too much.
And he deserves it all. Everything.
Especially the scene where, in the battle, he emerges from below deck dazed by bullets and cannons (not those cannons that stun the rest of us, the ones that shoot) and you think "mo' s'incazza" but you would never imagine that he would start roaring like a lion!"
And there you are, standing on the couch and your woman looks at you with disdain, but deep down in your heart you know you are right and that Russell would be proud of you.
Nothing more.
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Summary by Bot
Master & Commander is acknowledged as a great film with some minor criticisms. Russell Crowe's intense and raw performance, especially during the battle scenes, stands out. The review highlights a memorable moment showcasing Crowe's fierce presence. Overall, the film is highly praised.
Peter Weir
Peter Weir is an Australian film director. In the reviews, he is repeatedly framed as an auteur drawn to the tension between nature and human-made systems, and to stories of liberation from rigid environments.13 Reviews
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By Hellring
The result is a film of undeniable value but one that fails to convey emotions.
What remains in mind is a handful of characters who have based their lives on honor, homeland, and friendship.
