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Movie review/ THE SEA BEAST

Review by @kingsleymark · 1383d · of The Sea Beast · 1 view

THE SEA BEAST an interesting movie that involved everything about the ship in the sea, how the beast attack a ship in the sea, in my observation I was shock to see a big beast in the ship maybe it was a movie I couldn't imagine seeing that in real life.

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The plot of the movie goes like this:

The master of the ship who went further to see the king about going to the sea to killed the beast, but the king of the community told him how many people he sent to take down the beast but it turns out in a bad way but if you and your able men could take down the beast I promise to give half of my kingdom to you. The master of the ship went further to reach out to his able men in the ship and told them the situation on ground.

A young girl who insisted to be a hero of a man who the master of the ship train him from little and he became a hero, the man told the young girl how dangerous the sea will be when the beast approach them, but she insisted on coming.

The young girl came up with a plan on getting to the ship without the man or others men in the ship to know about her, she got into the ship without letting the master of the ship to no about. At the end of the movie when the beast came approaching them in the ship the young girl who became friend to the beast finally rescue everyone in the ship and the community and took the beast to the town of the king and told the king and everyone in the community how the beast his friendly to people and he have no intention of harming anyone.

The story line of the movie was interesting.

The director- Chris Williams screenplay- Chris Williams and Nell Benjamin Music by- Mark Mancina

I remain Kingsleymark....

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