The ups and downs of the plot design in the storyline not only reflect the exciting and surprisingly difficult naval battles of the 19th century, but also show the coincidence that people are not as good as the sky; they also have human wisdom, brotherhood, courage, and responsibility.
In terms of details, we have seen that the film is a good representation of the technical level of navigation in the 19th century, the working conditions of seafarers, and the details of naval battles are also well grasped. There are even more detailed descriptions of medical skills. What I like most is the cuteness who saw the junior naval trainees turning around three times in order to get a good wind.
At the same time, the movie shows people's yearning for unknown seas and their desire to solve natural puzzles. Only if people possess this spirit can civilization progress.
Okay, the official article is finished, so let's gossip.
The French warship that rivals the protagonist is called technologically advanced, with streamlined hulls and long-range cannons, which disguise themselves like the protagonist, and then suddenly attack, and finally the cannons can't beat the people and jump to help. It has lost the style of the British Imperial Navy, but then again, the British Imperial Navy was born as a pirate, and it’s a tradition to go hand-to-hand.
The navy trainee grew up very handsome, and he must be handsome when he grows up. It is a pity that he broke his arm at such a young age, but he was very brave in the final battle, and he must be a copy of Nelson in the future.
There are a lot of obscure navy jokes in the film, and the ones that don't understand are really cold. I watched it for a long time before I understood it. Oh, I still have to learn English~~~~·
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