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“In the Heart of the Sea” is based on the real-life event that inspired Herman Melville’s “Moby Dick.” In the winter of 1820, the whaling ship Essex sets sail out of Nantucket and is attacked by an extraordinarily massive whale that exhibits a human-like sense of vengeance. We see not only what led up to the devastating attack, but its aftermath as well, as the ship’s desperate survivors try to stay alive through storms, starvation, panic, and utter despair.<br /><br />Director Ron Howard frames the film with Melville (Ben Whishaw) visiting and interviewing an elderly Thomas Nickerson (Brendan Gleeson) about the sinking of the Essex. It was officially blamed on having run aground, but Melville has heard rumors of a giant white whale, and Nickerson breaks three decades of silence to tell the true story.<br /><br />Howard focuses on two total opposites among the crew — the inexperienced captain, George Pollard (Benjamin Walker), and veteran whaleman Owen Chase (Chris Hemsworth). The son of an off-island farmer, Chase rose to first mate on whaling ships and was promised the captaincy of the Essex only to find that the appointment was given instead to Pollard, the son of a wealthy Nantucket whaling family. The mutual contempt each holds for the other suggests a Captain Bligh/Fletcher Christian model as the two men repeatedly are at odds as to how to run the ship and its crew.<br /><br />The whaling sequences are exciting and illustrate how difficult and fraught with dangers the life of a whaler was. The white whale — and all the whales, actually — are rendered realistically and reflect seamless blending of live action with computer-generated images. The attack on the ship — the Big Scene — is the film’s high point, but don’t discount the sequence in which oil is rendered from a whale carcass with methodical detail. The scenes depicting shipwrecked crew members adrift in lifeboats are suspenseful, though they could stand some editing. At the two-hour mark, the film lumbers along when it should be winding up. Fifteen minutes could easily have been cut without hurting the film and would have greatly improved the pace.<br /><br />In the framing story, Whishaw and Gleeson succeed in setting the tone and priming the viewer for a fantastic tale to follow. Hemsworth is merely OK as Chase — channeling Errol Flynn in full adventure hero mode. Walker is bland as the ship’s captain, but that may be intentional, as his character is new to whaling and, though he attempts to exercise authority, is not respected by the crew. Chase is the more natural leader; he knows whaling inside out and can make quick decisions when necessary based on experience.<br /><br />Special features on the 3D Blu-ray/2D Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include “Ron Howard’s Captain’s Log;” production photos; a featurette on the rivalry between Chris Hemsworth and Benjamin Walker’s characters; background on the actual Essex and its relationship to “Moby Dick;” and deleted and extended scenes. To watch the 3D version, the following are needed: 3D HDTV, compatible 3D glasses, Blu-ray 3D player or Playstation 3 system, and high-speed HDMI cable. A standard Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack is also available.
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