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Sooooo good!!! Both the movie and the video. Dan Snow, you da Historyman

I wish they had made a series

A film I can watch again and again and enjoy it more every time.

Nice. I wanted a longer version of his review of M&C

This movie is so rich with detail. I’ve owned it for years and years and it never gets old. It’s always the first movie I watch when I get new audio components

10:22 "Craftspersonship" Peak clown world, you do know man is short for "human," right?

You didn't really dig into the history of Cutty Sark.

Since the kid was put in charge of the ship, would he have been charged with abandoning his post leaving the ship unprotected while he and the handful of guys on deck boarded the enemy ship?

GO STEPHANIE!!!!!!! The prospect of something being bad because it's not mass produced always struck me as a marketing effort by the mass manufacturers. ESPECIALLY as the grandmother who taught my mother (and then my mother taught me) how to sew was a garment factory worker. They -- that is, the retail garment industry -- don't want it to get out just how easy it is to discover and create your own style.

I agree one of my favourite movies of all time 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 I wish they would have done another movie such a shame

I've never seen this movie before, i should watch it

Mr Snow can't bring himself to say Englishmen, a sign of our times.

That picture with a black person in London during the Roman period is as probable as black Cleopatra.

In the O' Brien book "The far side of the world" the action takes place in the War of 1812 with the USS Norfork the opponent. This story was inspired in part by the capture of the USS Essex (Captain Porter) by HMS Phoebe (Captain Hillyar) off Valparaiso Chile. Like Acheron, Essex had been preying on British whalers in the vicinity of the Galapagos.

this man looks like the real life Nathan Drake from Uncharted ! lol

i have all 21 novels ex navy and naval historian...patrick obrien is the greatest historical novellist of all time..i met him

Loud music, hushed narration!

As a film about naval life during the Napoleonic era it’s an A++, as an adaptation of Patrick O’Brian’s work it’s a B-. Great film, great action, great sound design. I wish there were a dozen more.

I wouldn’t EVER take that barn down 😍

Sharp's great TV show

Wow! Great movie...really want to watch it again now.

Excellent! Great analysis. Thank you.

WOW! Didn't know that Nelson was aware that he was FUBAR when he was taken below, and that he'd refused treatment as he knew he was dying. That takes balls!

Nice introduction video about that movie had historical coverage matter of battle blazing between enemies battleships..where bravery, stubborn, and swiftness responses request in such horrible circumstances. ..thank you 🙏( history Hit) channel for sharing

Outstanding!!! But outstanding ^2, Alice storytelling and James Bond feature !!! Regards !!

Master and commander and horatio hornblower i love these movies

Its absolutely criminal that we never got a sequel to Master and Commander. Someone should have been flogged for that!

That ship was built in Lunenberg, Nova Scotia. She used to be called the HMS Rose before she was sold to the studio for the film. I was lucky enough to work aboard her, though not as a sailor. I was a bartender for an event during the Tall Ships Festival in Halifax.

Practically every frame in this film is like a painting. Not only is it fantastically true to the history, it’s also a masterclass in cinematography.

Great documentary

Deep dive of Das Boot when?

And not an icky girl the whole movie!

unfortunately this movie faced the juggernaut Return of The King the year it won practically every Oscar

Max Pirkis aka Octavian from Rome

O Dan snow u histori-hunk u! Thnx 4 mkg history hot

The hardest rank to achieve was really lieutenant. Post Captain was mostly a matter of seniority. Now patronage did help with the size and prestige of your captaincy. But there were a lot of ships big and small and they all needed a captain. If you made lieutenant, eventually if you survived and didn't others disgrace yourself you'd almost certainly get a ship, even if it was a lightly armed tender or sloop.

family fights. no rule of law. no system of checks and balances. Anti-social.

Probably the best series of history novels of its genre.

6:26 The boats were being used not because of no wind but because the Acheron had disabled the rudder and they had no ability to turn into the wind.

HUZZAH 🙌

Have reviewed Horatio Hornblower movies or can you ?

This film is just perfection ❤

Mmmm the math ain't mathing on the coal usage situation. 600 tons of coal a day is 1,200,000 pounds of coal a day....

Guessing if you're gonna play with naked dolls, better make it look good.

Just a couple of observations. You mentioned British captains, but I think it would have been good to go into specifically frigate captains, who were generally the best or at least most aggressive of the British captains. The other thing is I agree with you...I don't know how realistic it would be for the French to hide, or whatever they were doing, while letting the British on board. Or how realistic it would be for the British to come on board and be surprised by the French trap. It was the one discontinuity, for me, in what was the best era naval movie every made, IMHO. This was a great movie, and I highly recommend it to anyone interested in Napoleonic-era naval movies.

I love this film! Saw it in the cinema back in 2003, and it was absolutely magnificent on the big screen. Such a shame it was mosly overlooked and never got a sequel. Currently reading the books by Patrick O’Brian this film is based on - heartily recommend them👍🏻

So the beginning of the video implies that most of those women were also mothers. Were there schools back then? Did the kids help their fathers at work or something? Were there stay-at-home dads back then?

im still salty about the canceled sequel, great movie one of my fav, in fact im rewatching it today

Should have won the Oscar. Marvellous series of books.

Wouldn't be a Ray Mears documentary if he didn't make a fire in the woods at some point I was starting to worry when it was getting 3/4 of the way through and it hadn't yet happened 😮