Master and Commander Duet

[henrixg]

I’m walking home little drunk and I’m listening this and I am so happy.

[franciscozamora]

This movie was a masterpiece, with a very small audience that can truly appreciate it. I would have loved a sequel or even prequel, since there’s plenty of Jack Aubrey memoirs. However, some things are better left where they’re at. Unfortunately, a majority of movie goers don’t appreciate a movie of this caliber (brilliantly directed, stellar cast, superb acting, and a beautiful soundtrack).

[donbrynelsen]

"Subject to the requirements of the service. "
"Uh, yes. Well Stephen, the bird is flightless?"
Stephen nods
"It's not going anywhere!"
Music begins.

[zyzor]

Great ending to a perfect movie. I have enjoyed watching this since it came out in theatres.

[scc]

never get bored of this movie watched it so many times

[PunkHippie]

this scene is incomprehensibly beautiful. honestly a perfect film

[ronsarchery]

My wife and I got to go below deck on that ship. It was so much smaller than I thought it would be. It was in San Diego. What a privilege to see it.

[robertbrown]

I saw this in theaters when I was 13, and it completely changed the way I saw the past, and history in general. History isn't just some dry lines in a textbook. It was real; it actually happened. I think the world could benefit from a whole series of movies like this, to help get more young people into history. Accurate period pieces about swashbuckling captains and their crews during the age of sail. That whole era is just fascinating to me, because it was the last era where *REAL* exploration and adventure into the genuinely unknown could still be had on this Earth. While I'd love to see Russell Crowe and Paul Bettany reprise their roles, I'd still be grateful for another movie similar to this one with a new cast.

[michaelfield]

I've seen so few films that I couldn't find fault with. This is one of them. It's quite flawless.

[miltonmartin]

I’ve watched this movie many times, and will watch it every chance I get.

[phenomenal-xvey]

One of my favorite acting scenes ever is when Paul Bettany's character has gotten shot and Russell Crowes character returns to his cabin and is wondering what he should do. Normally he would call the doctor in and they would play together and discuss things...and Crowes character looks at the empty chair where the doctor would be. The only thing he wants now is his friend back playing music with him, a very powerful scene showing the camaraderie between men.

[coldisle]

Any person on Earth who occasionally jams with good friends no doubt appreciates this scene. Some things really never do change….and like this scene reminds us….some of those things are Really good!

[magpieeuc]

"Oh and William", yes Sir, "Beat to Quarters" Very Good Sir.

[markcrisp]

They don't make movies like this sad!!! Masterclass.

[timromecki]

I love Master and Commander, and the music in this scene is one of my favorite bits of string music

[nthemuseurodenon]

I've culled out my DVDs over the years, but I'll always keep my copy of this movie.

[unseelie]

One of my favorite films.Ever.Hugely underrated.

[DrFingers]

Fantastically realistic portrayal of sailing in the rough sea. And this divine music at the end with the ship sailing off across the huge open ocean. I almost felt seasick at times. Fabulous film.

[emiliomunoz]

Boccherini: "La Musica notturna di Madrid"

[pshangkuan]

I never knew Vision could play the cello so elegantly