This is a summary of a video that tells the story of Captain Phillips, a film based on a true story of a cargo ship hijacked by Somali pirates in 2009. The video narrates the plot of the film, from the moment the pirates attacked the ship, to the rescue of the captain by the navy. The video also includes some sound effects, music, and comments from the narrator. The summary is:
The video is about Captain Phillips, a film that dramatizes the hijacking of a cargo ship by Somali pirates in 2009. The video tells how the pirates chased and boarded the ship, how the captain and his crew tried to fight them off, and how the navy intervened to save the captain, who was taken hostage in a lifeboat. The video also reveals the fate of the pirates and the captain after the rescue. The video is meant to be informative and entertaining for movie fans.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The film "Captain Philips" is based on a true story.
2. In April 2009, Captain Phillips was assigned to take a ship named Alabama on a journey that would take approximately 11 days.
3. The ship had to pass through the Somali sea, where ship hijackings often occur.
4. A Somali young man named Muse was forced to work on hijacking ships in the ocean.
5. Muse chose several people to join his team and they set out to look for prey.
6. They spotted Captain Phillips' ship and decided to hijack it.
7. Captain Phillips ordered his crew to do security training and prepare a water hose to spray if there were pirates.
8. Two small ships were seen approaching Captain Phillips' ship, and the Captain immediately ordered his crew to get ready.
9. The pirates shot at the ship, and Captain Phillips ordered his crew to stay in the engine room and turn off the ship's engine until help arrived.
10. The pirates managed to get on board and took Captain Phillips and his crew hostage.
11. The pirates demanded a ransom of $10 million in exchange for Captain Phillips' release.
12. The US Navy received the news and prepared a full force to rescue Captain Phillips.
13. The Navy negotiated with the pirates and offered them $10 million in exchange for Captain Phillips' release.
14. The pirates agreed, but the Navy had other plans and took action to rescue Captain Phillips.
15. The pirates were killed, and Captain Phillips was rescued and taken to the medical department for treatment.
16. Muse was taken into custody and would be tried for a piracy case in the US.