Movie Review [The Finest Hours] By: RAHUL KALIRAWANA (22602) BLOG 2

 


WRITTEN BY - Rahul kalirawana (22602)


       


SUMMARY OF THE MOVIE-

  •  On Feb. 18, 1952, a massive storm splits the SS Pendleton in two trapping more than 30 sailors inside the tanker's sinking stern.
  •   Although the odds were largely against them and the rescue encountering brutal waves complex, Bernie and his crew crossed through the ocean and reached the Pendletons. What the movie emphasizes is bravery, heroism and a strong-knit bond, with some of the characters showcasing the difficult times in remarkable visuals and terrific acting. A story of survival and self-sacrificing heroism in a world with no hope is, in fact, what it demonstrates.

  MY LEARNING FROM THE MOVIE-

       
  • One of the most important thing I acknowledged from this movie is how to handle social responsibility and grace under pressure.
  • Teamwork and Leadership: Bernie Webber's leadership and the teamwork of the Coast Guard crew demonstrate the power of collaboration and unity in achieving seemingly impossible goals  
  • Never Giving Up:- Has the power to make someone realize that if you have to go out and its raining we can either use raincoat or umbrella this shows that we have alternate option always ready but  we just need to  be determined to do things   

PART OF THE MOVIE THAT IMPRESED ME-

    
  • The part of the movie that impressed me the most was the last scene seeing each of the crew member safe to shore station by the coast guard of US. 
  • The US rescue board was having the capacity of almost half of the crew member stuck onboard the ship.
  • But in that case the rescue leader have attendant around all  crew members successfully rescued from the half broken vessel.
  • This is how this shows the leadership qualities and other quality is to which can develop in myself and also inspired me.







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