Film · United Artists · 1951
Pass it on
The African Queen
78Worth an evening.
A house can watch this: the boat is the work, and the pair is earned.
The review
The poster is a romance. The film is a boat, and that is why I trusted it. In the first world war in Africa, a prim missionary and a rough captain take a small boat downriver to sink a German gunboat. The work is the boat. They become a pair because the trip requires both of them. I believed that. Neither of them is parked there to be looked at.
Her faith loosens, and the film does not mock the fact that she had it. A house can watch this. I didn't feel nudged to treat the gunboat as a thrill, or taught to smirk at a woman who prays. Two mismatched adults finish a job and come out attached for reasons the river earned. That is a tired-night film I would actually leave on.
Journal
Keep The African Queen in the record.
No house has filed a sentence for this yet.
Live Historic number 78. Yours can differ.
The glance
Household is the thin one.
Is a marriage, a parent, or a child a real life here, or just a prop?
This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.
The eight
- 9Industry
The work is the boat, and the gunboat is not a hobby.
- 7Household
They become a pair because the trip needs both of them.
- 8Piety
Her faith starts the voyage and loosens without being mocked.
- 9Courage
They point a small boat at a gunboat and can lose their lives.
- 7Republic
A war is on, and the gunboat is the duty they actually answer.
- 7Temperance
The river asks each to quit being only what they started as.
- 8Truth
They say they will go, and the boat is how the promise is kept.
- 7Stewardship
A house keeps a finished job, a pair, and a faith not jeered at.
Where to watch
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