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Mark Carlile @chapmansfriend.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

1: “Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World,” where Russell Crowe stars as the captain of a fighting ship in the Napoleonic Wars. I wonder if I subconsciously resisted watching this before now thinking its extra-long, compound title promised an overbloated movie. Big mistake, it’s fantastic

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Master And Commander Peter Weir: 1805 Intro

Alt: GIF from the intro to the movie Master And Commander

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📽️ #MovieChallenge 2026 - Week 40 Grab your trunks, life jacket, or just your wellies because this week's challenge is all about bodies of water Quote once done. Read more: cinechums.com/challenges/w...

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Kiri Swims in The Way Of Water's Coral Reef

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Mark Carlile @chapmansfriend.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

2: “Lifeboat,” a 1944 drama about survivors of a U-boat attack who are stranded in a … yep, you got it. A Hitchcock bottle movie would usually be just my thing; this fell a little flat. But my historian brain is fascinated by mainstream movies made during WWII that weren’t afraid to be ABOUT the war

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Mark Carlile @chapmansfriend.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

3: “Remarkably Bright Creatures.” Sally Field and Lewis Pullman are cleaners for a local aquarium, they both get attached (not in a weird way) to an octopus, and their lives intersect. This film is proud to be a heart-tugger; I LIKE heart-tuggers but not when they’re so heavy-handed, like this one

Movie poster for the film Remarkably Bright Creatures

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