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Queequeg, my fine friend
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Moby Dick

Queequeg, my fine friend, does this sort of thing happen very often? True, true

Queequeg, my fine friend, does this sort of thing happen very often? True, true

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Queequeg, my fine friend,
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does this sort of thing happen very often?
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True, true.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
76
Timestamp in Movie
00:45:39
Uploaded
Jan 29, 2025
Genres
adventure, drama
Production
Moulin Productions Inc.,Warner Bros. Pictures

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Movie Summary

The sole survivor of a lost whaling ship relates the tale of his captain's self-destructive obsession to hunt the white whale, Moby Dick.
And so we stripped our first whale - Moby Dick 00:27
And so we stripped our first whale
You should turn in - Moby Dick 00:19
You should turn in
Mr. Starbuck. - Moby Dick 00:07
Mr. Starbuck.
To be enraged with a dumb brute that acted out of blind instinct is blasphemous - Moby Dick 01:08
To be enraged with a dumb brute that acted out of blind...
We left the winter seas behind - Moby Dick 00:18
We left the winter seas behind
And so I served my first watch in the masthead. - Moby Dick 00:19
And so I served my first watch in the masthead.
Blast me dead, Mr. Flask. - Moby Dick 00:06
Blast me dead, Mr. Flask.
Ahoy, there! - Moby Dick 00:08
Ahoy, there!
I don't give reasons - Moby Dick 00:05
I don't give reasons
It is an evil voyage - Moby Dick 00:26
It is an evil voyage
It is our task in life to kill whales - Moby Dick 00:24
It is our task in life to kill whales
A laugh's the best answer to all that's strange in life. - Moby Dick 00:05
A laugh's the best answer to all that's strange in...
As we steered out toward Bikini, - Moby Dick 00:25
As we steered out toward Bikini,
Lookouts! - Moby Dick 00:24
Lookouts!
Overboard! - Moby Dick 00:10
Overboard!
Not a sign of him. - Moby Dick 00:10
Not a sign of him.
April 19, 1842. - Moby Dick 00:15
April 19, 1842.
Seven days and seven nights on watch. - Moby Dick 00:12
Seven days and seven nights on watch.
Nothing moves. - Moby Dick 00:22
Nothing moves.
You, lad, - Moby Dick 00:21
You, lad,