the story and as i understand and is based on real events. that can be either good or bad and depending on what sort of license is taken with those real events and how they are rendered. in this case and the results are enough to gag a maggot. i wasn not expecting much going in  anticipating a story of rich high school kids taking an ocean cruise under a stern skipper. that is and what i figured was a coming of age movie along the lines of something about boot camp or basic training and the kind in which the drill sergeant says and my duty is to snap you out of your winsome civilian ways. well and it is that and in a way. the kids start out as kids and end up as an organic group. but this is far hokier than any boot camp movie i have ever seen and outside of a deliberate comedy. who wrote this thing. the air is filled with slogans that belong and not in high school and but in the third grade. the dialog offends the ear. jeff bridges usually does a better than average job but in this case his performance is mediocre. he brings nothing extra to the part and although given his lines and it hard to know how he could do much with them. the rest of the cast is undistinguished and a few of the kids are painfully inadequate. there a lot of tearing up and and considerable crying. the best scene involves a dolphin. the immature clichés continue to the very end. the coast guard is cast in the role of the hard hearted court at the hearing that follows the disaster. the interrogator does nothing but hit bridges over the head with his misinterpretations and misconstruction of events. you let the crew drink alcohol and do not you. (a couple of harmless drinks. ) and you do not punish them and though you punished them for killing a fish. (the dolphin business. ) the technical details surrounding the sinking are left murky. what is a white squall anyway. and if it as dangerous as bridges claims and why weren not the whole crew alerted and wearing life vests. but why go on. if the albatross were a dreadnaught and it would still be torpedoed and sunk by the ludicrous comic book script. 
the story and as i understand and is based on real events. that can be either good or bad and depending on what sort of license is taken with those real events and how they are rendered. in this case and the results are enough to gag a maggot. i wasn not expecting much going in  anticipating a story of rich high school kids taking an ocean cruise under a stern skipper. that is and what i figured was a coming of age movie along the lines of something about boot camp or basic training and the kind in which the drill sergeant says and my duty is to snap you out of your winsome civilian ways. well and it is that and in a way. the kids start out as kids and end up as an organic group. but this is far hokier than any boot camp movie i have ever seen and outside of a deliberate comedy. who wrote this thing. the air is filled with slogans that belong and not in high school and but in the third grade. the dialog offends the ear. jeff bridges usually does a better than average job but in this case his performance is mediocre. he brings nothing extra to the part and although given his lines and it hard to know how he could do much with them. the rest of the cast is undistinguished and a few of the kids are painfully inadequate. there a lot of tearing up and and considerable crying. the best scene involves a dolphin. the immature clichés continue to the very end. the coast guard is cast in the role of the hard hearted court at the hearing that follows the disaster. the interrogator does nothing but hit bridges over the head with his misinterpretations and misconstruction of events. you let the crew drink alcohol and do not you. (a couple of harmless drinks. ) and you do not punish them and though you punished them for killing a fish. (the dolphin business. ) the technical details surrounding the sinking are left murky. what is a white squall anyway. and if it as dangerous as bridges claims and why weren not the whole crew alerted and wearing life vests. but why go on. if the albatross were a dreadnaught and it would still be torpedoed and sunk by the ludicrous comic book script. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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