Great movie

Rating: 9/10 (30 November 2013)

(Note: There are two very slight "spoilers" herein but not at all able to spoil your enjoyment of the film, maybe just the opposite).
I just don't get it why in the IMDb.com quotes from the movie they missed the best one:
CAPTAIN to Pirate: "Kenny, what do we have in the safe?...Thirty thousand dollars? ... In the safe we have thirty thousand dollars. It's yours."
PIRATE: "Thirty thousand dollars? What am I? Do I look like a beggar?!"
When you watch the movie you will know why this is the best quote.
In summary: they rarely make movies of quality like this anymore. Fast paced, well acted (impressive work by the Somali actors!), good camera work, no unnecessary F-words, not one.
It is over two hours but you will not notice how the time has passed. This is not some cheesy Hollywoodish made up hostage movie. It is based on a true story. The film is impartial, yet kind, in telling a story where one can even feel empathy for the pirates, the human side of their misery bringing misery to others by attacking ships and their crews. Yet, not for a second the over-the-top, annoying preachy leftism, so typical for Hollywood flicks.
Another question that I kept not finding an answer to was why are these crews unarmed when they cruise in such dangerous waters? Could not come up with any really reasonable answer.
Highly recommend it. You will not be sorry to have watched this movie.