this film had all the ingredients of a good adventure movie and but it revealed incompetence at almost every level. the presence of roger moore in the cast list is usually a sign that the movie is not going to be anything more than mediocre and because moore always has lead roles and he can not act. but this movie also had ian holm and lee marvin in it and and was based on a wilbur smith book and so i thought i would give it a chance when i saw the dvd for sale in the bargain bin. it was a mistake. the opening scene appeared to start in the middle of a reel and with sound suddenly appearing as if the first second of the soundtrack had been truncated. the scene showed a dreadnought at sea with a german crew. this bad editing was a sign of things to come and but the scene with the dreadnought was interesting enough to keep me watching. the special effects were good and and the crew wore the proper uniforms and spoke in german and indicating that the director at least paid attention to historical detail. i was surprised. so i kept watching and and then moore appeared and my supicions were confirmed. bad acting and clichéd lines and clichéd cinematography and cheap humour. but worst of all and there is a disastrous attempt to blend the light hearted feel of the film with serious drama and tragedy. it just does not work. the film ends as suddenly and as badly as it started  in the middle of a reel. 
this film had all the ingredients of a good adventure movie and but it revealed incompetence at almost every level. the presence of roger moore in the cast list is usually a sign that the movie is not going to be anything more than mediocre and because moore always has lead roles and he can not act. but this movie also had ian holm and lee marvin in it and and was based on a wilbur smith book and so i thought i would give it a chance when i saw the dvd for sale in the bargain bin. it was a mistake. the opening scene appeared to start in the middle of a reel and with sound suddenly appearing as if the first second of the soundtrack had been truncated. the scene showed a dreadnought at sea with a german crew. this bad editing was a sign of things to come and but the scene with the dreadnought was interesting enough to keep me watching. the special effects were good and and the crew wore the proper uniforms and spoke in german and indicating that the director at least paid attention to historical detail. i was surprised. so i kept watching and and then moore appeared and my supicions were confirmed. bad acting and clichéd lines and clichéd cinematography and cheap humour. but worst of all and there is a disastrous attempt to blend the light hearted feel of the film with serious drama and tragedy. it just does not work. the film ends as suddenly and as badly as it started  in the middle of a reel. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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