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  • 7:00 ~ WOW!!!!!

  • No words can indow the sheer magnitude of the movie and the music. Amazing!

  • @TheJimmy0993 c'est même pas la vraie histoire...remplace le bateau français par un bateau américain et tu obtiens la vraie version des faits.

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  • I think the section starting at around 5:52 is one of the coolest classically influenced pieces of music in modern history. What a fabulous, fabulous movie! The score, as amazing as it is (esp Yo Yo Ma's playing of Bach's Cello Suite #1) is only complimented by the masterful visuals and story line, particularly the conflict/freinship between Russell Crow's Captain Aubrey and Paul Bettany's Dr. Maturin.

  • One of the most unappreciated movies of all time. It's probably the only "perfect" film I have ever seen and probably will see.

  • Brilliant...powerful..

  • Would you like a coat?

    No, I don't need one. For I am quite warm. My zeal for King and Country keeps me warm.

  • nice

  • Do you guys know if there's a version of this song that just contains the parts from 6:00 and onward? I think it's the music that comes on when the doctor sees the Acheron in the Galapagos.

  • @jhon498 Try youtube search: Streets of Madrid (Tognetti Version) - Luigi Boccherini and Richard Tognetti

  • @jhon498 /watch?v=62EGEQpfskU

  • 3 sailors of the Acheron saw this video.

  • To wives, and to sweethearts...May the never meet!

  • FOR GOD,SHIP AND ENGLAND LADS

  • This song is used in Top Gear, the first amphibious cars challenge

  • The movie was awesome, but I still don't like this soundtrack. I believe if they had chosen "Vangelis" or "James Newton Howard" or even "James Horner", the soundtrack would have been a way better than this unorganized set of musical notes.

  • @alexandriaskylines I agree that its a bit unorganzed. 5:55 should have been the start of a new song if you ask lol.

  • @liamdudeeee no way bro. it's awesome when one song has different parts to it. Has it's own evolution.

  • @alexandriaskylines I agree Master and Commander is the probably the best film I have seen in years, also the best that Russell Crowe has starred in and I can and do watch it often, and it always seems fresh to me, as to your comment re the soundtrack I think even Vangellis would say that he could not have improved on the score, I am a fan of his but I have very varied musical tastes and always tell people who say they do not like classical music that they should listen to more

  • @alexandriaskylines

    What's so "unorganized" about this? 

  • I wish Russell would make a sequel....

  • Here we go again, scratch scratch scrape...

  • This might be the best action movie I've ever seen, right up there with Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark. Makes me want to take up sailing.....

  • It appears the job is done, sir.

  • AMAZING. I LOVE THIS SONG. I LOVE THIS MOVIE.

  • I can't stop watching this film. It's one of the best ones I've ever watched, a legend.

  • 2 people were crewmembers who had served onboard that large French vessel during this particular venture of its own.

  • @damaskussteel ???

    ???

    Vive la France!

  • The ending of this piece always makes my heart stop. So amazing.

  • HOLD FAST!

  • While we may be on the far side of the world, this ship is our home. This ship...is England.

  • One must choose between the lesser of two WEevils!!!!!!!! HAHAHA

    Aubry..... May I trouble you for the salt? HAHAHAHA

  • guachumeisin men

  • 5:57 - end, is my favorite part! Its like impending danger turns into exciting wonder!

  • Obviously 2 people had a hand cramp when they went to click the like button so they accidentially clicked dislike...

  • I'm taking my HMS to the mooon motherfuckers!

  • Jeg elsker film om Englands storhedstid til søs. Mest glad er jeg dog for den gamle film Med Gregory Peck som H. Hornblower

  • @uvbuyeur Eg e enig!

  • Hvilke andre film findes der da om lige det emne? Jeg kender egentlig ikke så mange, selvom jeg kender en del til filmhistorien :)

  • We should Keel Haul anyone who dislikes this video!! Hahaha >8D

  • This is how war should be fought - with dashing military figures and the courtly music of the Baroque!

  • Ah man, I love this movie and its soundtrack. Must watch soon.

  • ALL HANDS TO THE STARBOARD RAIL!!!

  • Do you not know that one must always choose the lesser of two weevils?

    -my response- why yes Aubrey, and I'd like some salt with that...

  • 7:15 and on WOW! 

  • We need a miniseries about Nelson.

  • @tehDevious Agreed...enough with the fictional characters. He more than qualifies for his own miniseries. I recommend checking out 'I Remember Nelson' from the 1980s

  • makes me sad that there is already a FINISHED script for a sequel and a highly interested russell crowe for that project but still... the studios dont give it green lights because they think 10 oscar nominations and over 200 million gross revenue arent enough....

  • One must choose between the lesser of two weevils.

  • @TheMechanicalMan01

    He who would pun would pick a pocket

  • We shall beat to QUARTERS!

  • The simple fact is that we were soundly beaten.

  • wen will peeple laern how to spel?

  • id rather have them 3 sheets to the wind on occasion

  • all of the music in this film is phenomenal :)

  • The books are better

  • they could make a movie for every one of Patrik O'Brien's Aubrey-Maturin books and if they were even half as good as the original ited be the greatest series of movies ever. id buy them all.

  • something prickly and hard to eradicate

  • his zeal for king and country keeps him warm

  • the lesser of 2 weavels

  • @3rdWorldRuM lol just watched it =]

  • @3rdWorldRuM

    Aubry.. May i trouble you for the salt??

  • Is sheet music to this commercially available?

  • 5:54

  • @FaeRhanMusic YES - I Have never heard anything else like it

  • absolutly beautyful piece of art

  • i want to read the books

    

  • what you wrote sounds just like another amercian cliche. i hope that was irony.

    intersting. it is very easy to get americans angry during these days. :)

  • My favorite part starts at 7:16

  • this is one of the best movies ever made before or after Pirates Of The Caribbean!!

    i rather watch this instead of Pirates Of The Caribbean...

  • SEQUEL!

  • We need a sequel to this movie because it seems to me they ended this movie right in the middle.

  • @Wildstar40 i say they have ended the movie in the middle which is the end of it.

  • Glorious show.

  • This is so atmospheric....

  • @Varvatuli; I believe so

  • Wait, are they using Taiko drums at the beginning?

  • Wonderful... Thanks for videos

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  • Amazing music, especially at 7:17 onward, this is one of the best film scores of ALL time!!!

  • They can't really make a sequel, because the film just takes bits out of all the books and slots them in where appropriate.

  • Great movie and brilliant score. From the opening scene, this movie never lets go of you!

  • @prdracing Too true!

  • I wish someone would just make a film about one of Nelson's battles, instead of all of this fictional Napoleonic crap. =/

  • @banmen0w Yeah yeah, why haven't they done Trafalgar yet? :(

  • @banmen0w This is a fine piece of cinematic film making as with all Weir films.

    However there is plenty of room for someone to make a decent biopic of Nelson if they could get a decent script and be able to condense a man's life into three or so hours and his motivations.

  • Un très bon films et une merveilleuse bande song un chef d'oeurvre !!!

  • They should have put from 7:17 and on onto a seperate track, because that's pretty much the best part.

  • is the movement which starts at 6mins a seperate piece? because that is played at one of the best moments of the film and i would like to know the name of it

  • BEAT TO QUARTERS!!

  • Please, where can I find more naval movies of this level? Theyre so scarce. I dont mind if theyre fantasy, as long as its not some ridicule kiddy crap like Pirates of Caribbean which pains the eye.

  • @mirimiripipim

    Any naval films whatsoever? Or just ones set during the Napoleonic wars?

  • @EuphrasieF

    Anything similar to this I guess.

    Though Im not very fond of historicals, prefer fiction. Pirates are also nice! Need more pirate movies. Arrrh!

  • i dont remember this music... during wat scene it was played?

  • @ImperialEarthEmpire At the very end of the movie, you hear this music when the boat is returning to England or something.

  • this movie is beast

  • I am very sorry. That were dark deeds but the people seem to like them... :)

    and I promise next time when I insult a country I will make double checks

  • thanks for uploading!!!! great movie and great music!

  • M&C is incredible movie and what's even more incredible is that I've seen it in Wal-Mart DVD discount bins for as little as $5.00!

    It's a steal at that price. Buy two, because you will want to lend out a copy to friends.

  • Let's build a boat guys!

  • @sispor1 Can I join your crew? And if I do, you have to make me an Officer.

  • I love this soundtrack! It's one of the few I own. Bought the entire album at iTunes.

  • i love master and commander olso Horatio hornblower serie.

    question !¡!¡!¡

    Was lucky jack a real commander with that history that the movie shows as ?¿?¿

    FUERZA CHILE !!!!!

  • @Rsilvam1980 No mate, but the character in the books is based largely on Lord Cochrane with whom I expect you will be familiar, being Chilean.

  • @robinbanks999 , Really!¡¡!¡!¡, everyone knows this Brit Officer of the Royal Navy, there are many monument about him, here in Valparaiso. He was part of the Chilean Navy, Almirante Lord Cochrane. We admire him because he is one of our heroes.

    Question: was Valparaiso a prison for French prisoners? because Lucky Jack sent those prisoners to my dear city Valparaiso.

  • Christopher Gordon and John Williams are the best composers of the century. And we're only a tenth of the way into it.

  • Great movie.

  • ther ar few people ho like this movie ! how come ?

  • I really love this movie! XD

  • Couldn't agree more, my friend. Watched it again the other say. Awesome in every way!

  • This movie was perfect for what it is. I think the lack of female presence kept a lot of moviegoers away.

  • maybe so but historical accuracy is important

  • Didn't you see the paper with no girls allowed written in red crayon on the front of the ship

  • Just watched this movie on Tv, one of the best movie I've ever seen

  • @sispor1 totally agree ive watched it about 10 times and i rank it really really high and cant belive how people can say its a bad and boring movie, and the second great thing about the movie is the music it really open up my ears for classical music

  • history is written by the victors. und es wäre nicht hulk gewesen (strahlenunfall) und auch nicht spiderman (wissenschaftsunfall) sondern captain america :)

  • ok. about my comment. To make a short story ... shorter I was drunk.

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  • dont forget. in the original story the tommys hunted an american ship. i think the burgerlovers wouldnt like that. so the frogheads were in there place. Yeah america makes the best propaganda :). hollywood. sweet dreams.

  • @ROTwein234

    That's odd... I thought we won that war? And you do know that this movie is fictitious, no?

  • which war ? england against napoleon ?

    and yes I do know that it is fiction. it is fiction based on a novel. capiche

  • Wenn die Amis im Film gewesen wären, wären im letzten Moment Spider Man und der Hulk gekommen und hätten das Gefecht zugunsten der Amerikaner entschieden..klare Sache..let's change history..who cares?

  • @ROTwein234 Actually the movie is based on three novels in the Aubrey-Maturin series by Patrick O'Brian, in which Commander Jack Aubrey searches for *French* merchants. The timeline is during the Napoleonic Wars -- conflicts against the French. The novels themselves were based on Thomas Cochrane, senior British naval officer during the Napoleonic Wars. Next time you insult a country, get your facts right, first Dx

  • @ROTwein234 But a fair point to make is it is more logical that they are hunting a french ship attempting to bring the Napoleonic War into Pacific waters, which would ignite a whole nother massive, and expensive, conflict, amongst colonial holdings. And the American Navy back then? Not a very challenging adversary compared to the monstrous British Navy

  • The American Navy may not have been as large as the British Navy, but the American Navy Frigates like the USS Constitution or as she is commonly known as "Old Iron Sides" were the most advanced Frigates of the era. The British Navy actually ordered their Frigates to no longer engage American Frigates in one on one combat.

  • @MACLEA1987 Hence why in the actual book the Surprise is hunting an American frigate, you need to give the hero of the story a challenge.

  • @MrTom07 It is a shame they strayed so far from the book but that is hollywood and I doubt there will be a sequel.

  • @MACLEA1987 The reason for this was that the U.S. frigates were really designed to be small ships of the line or super-frigates. While almost all British frigates of the time were 900 tons or less and armed with between 28 and 32 guns, the American frigates, such as the Constitution were 1,576 tons, and carried as many as 60 guns, many of them heavier.

  • @ROTwein234 Idiotic and retarded comment, LOL.

  • @ROTwein234 Germany's gay, lol.

  • @ExcellentErnest

    my beloved country really. you naughty boy.. take a history book and read how gay my ancestors were. by the way, homophobia often indicates strong homosexuell feelings and we all know how homophobic america is. Good luck and good night america.

  • @ExcellentErnest

    my beloved country really. you naughty boy.. take a history book and read how gay my ancestors were. by the way, homophobia often indicates strong homosexuell feelings and we all know how homophobic america is. Good luck and good night america. 

  • @ROTwein234 Burgerlovers haha, is that what they call Americans these days?

  • @ROTwein234 In response you are correct, it was to be an American vessel they were pursuing. In Naval History only two American ships were ever captured. The most recent the USS Pueblo by N. Korea in Viet Nam. I think this was to be a depiction of the very first one? I could be wrong. But One thing you fail to realize, Canada (for instance) has taken Shows like Airwolf, Star Trek, X-files, House, 24, etc.. They make the US look bad. They changed it from American to French due to 9/11.

  • @ROTwein234 lol Hollywood almost always screws up the facts, and usually they do it to portray America in a bad light

  • @ROTwein234 I would be more offended but the fact that a movie is forced to cater to us but not you really highlights that we really are just a better country than you. we are your ofspring which has surpassed you. we are england 2.0

  • @ROTwein234 I would be more offended but the fact that a movie is forced to cater to us but not you really highlights that we really are just a better country than you. we are your ofspring which has surpassed you. we are england 2.0

  • @ROTwein234

    In fact when I watch this movie I always wonder how could Napoleon have his ships built in Boston :D

  • @just3e probably Acheron was ordered by French, or bought already. Remember that southern states were bought from French ;)

  • @ROTwein234 absolutly correct^!!!

  • @ROTwein234 We were kind of at war at the time and France was our ally so it still makes sense.

  • Wow this song gets amazing at 7:15.... well it was already amazing but it just gets even more amazing...

  • You do realise there are 21 books in the Aubry / Maturin series by Patrick OBrien

    so there is plenty of material for loads of great yarns me buckos!!

  • as far as i know, there will be a part two within the next years.

  • for reals? how do you know this?

  • i read it on a german cinema-homepage..

  • to the guns marines!

  • the Former HMS Rose, Now the HMS Surprise is now owned by the San Diego Maritime Museum.

    I wish there would have been a part II but Pirates of the Caribbean took the wind out of the sails as it were..

  • Magnifique film. Dommage que se soient les Anglais qui gagnent ^^.

  • 7:15 is the best part!

  • And thats why Aubrey fears that he is going to take back the Acheron right?!

  • love that movie! wish i lived in that time...

  • @6976220311able You can learn a lot about leadership from Jack Aubrey

  • i hear they are bringing out a sequel to this film MASTER AND COMMANDER - HOLD FAST, But its just rumors???!!!!?!!!!!

  • id kinda be up for a sequal, but most sequals as we all know, suck, and this movie is good enough as it is as a stand-alone classic and brilliant movie. pirates of the carribean, though fun and has the great johnny depp, doesnt hold a candle to this wonderful film!!!! oh, and i love this music; this track is by far the best on the soundtrack.

  • @Gawaine687  Especially at 7:17

  • @Gawaine687 They already raided at least three of the books to come up with the storyline for M & C. It's hard to see what book they could use for a basis for a sequel, ,so it would end up being pure invention. The chances are they wouldn't half as well.

    I personally love the Boccherini "Madrid Night Watch" piece that Stephen and Jack play at the end of the film... pure magic.

  • @motoryachtkarilla well since they raided from 3 random ones already, i imagine they could cobble something else together. trouble is that it's near impossible for lightning to strike twice. but i agree with the boccherini. the 9 minute track is cumbersome, but the lively part they play is wonderful!!!

  • @Gawaine687 this movie was based off of a pair of books that were apart of a series

    the series was similar to the hornblower book series

    there are certainly available follow ups to this

  • @updagrove yeah, i know. ive read a little bit of each series and like them both. but part of making a good sequal to this, i think, is pulling together concepts from different books to make a good sequal. then again, by doing that the potential sequal would probably be more original and not merely tied to the familiar conventions of this movie as most sequals are, if you see what i mean.

  • @Gawaine687

    A sequel would work, as the movie is based on a book series. There are twenty books in the series to choose from (this movie is based on the tenth, if memory serves).

  • @multibottler0cket the first and the tenth, apparently. yes there is a lot of material, so a potential sequal is not necessarily dependant upon the first, but the trick is to reinvent and top the first, or at least rival it.

  • at the end of the film, why Jack says to Surprise change his course and back to escort Acheron, just because the french doctor had died?

  • @LeozinhoPlaybass Becasuse the french doctor, who they saw in the Acheron, really was the Acheron´s captain

  • ahh yes! thx mate ;D

  • the french doktor was the general of the acheron...

  • No, the "doctor" was actually the captain of the Acheron.

  • 6:00 best part

  • i agree