Master and Commander: Far side of the world (2003)

[william_kent]

Spill the beans, m8.

I don't want to blow my load just yet- I was going to mention it in my next post in the "Music of the Illuminati Study Group" thread, but my "research" has thrown me down a "rabbit hole"....it's taking me a while to get my thoughts in order...

 

[william_kent]

@version thx!

 

[Corpsey]

 

[vershy versh]

 

[Corpsey]

 

[catalog]

I watched American gangster last night and crowe is on top crowe form

 

[IdleRich]

Oh is that the one where they found 200k from a robbery and gave it back thus earning a reputation as the only cop in the force who is not corrupt? Was that Crowe's character, I can't remember?

 

[catalog]

Yeah, it's a million dollars and he handed it in, then his partner went mad cos no-one believed him. But he eventually got 3/4 of the NYC drugs cops department incriminated.

 

[Corpsey]

Is this a vision of heaven that should have been a vision of hell?

A boyish heaven, all the lads hoisting the main sail and beating up the lads from the other school

 

[Corpsey]

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LOLLLL

 

[Corpsey]

OH MY LORD

 

[Corpsey]

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MORE EVIDENCE THAT VERSION IS GOD

 

[Clinamenic]

I just watched this glorious film for the first time @Corpsey @suspended @linebaugh

I feel like lunging down a staircase with a cutlass.

 

[Clinamenic]

"sayat nova leaping down a staircase, holding a sword, in a wooden ship"

 

[Corpsey]

Weirdly this film has just come on TV! I am watching it by accident.

Did you despise it?

 

[Clinamenic]

"Russell Crowe in "Master and Commander" uses his smart phone to make a post"

 

[Clinamenic]

"Russell Crowe in "Master and Commander" as a ceramic figurine"

 

[Clinamenic]

"Russell Crowe in "Master and Commander" in the gonzo style of ralph steadman"

 

[Corpsey]

I'd love a marble bust of Captain Jack Aubrey, to watch over me as I make love

 

[Corpsey]

There's no romance in any sort of travel now is there, save for going to space, which is fast becoming deromanticised by Bezos et al

Perhaps hiking still has a sort of romance to it, but for most people it's also quite domesticated and safe