Crimson Tide movie plot
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Buddy 2022-04-20 09:01:42
It's really amazing. After watching "Dr. Strangelove", I unconsciously chose this film, and then I found that the themes of the two are surprisingly similar. To launch a nuclear bomb or not, that is the question. It’s just that the former is absolutely pessimistic, and mankind is destroying the world in self-destruction; the latter is optimistic, believing that human reason can save the world. Jerry Bruckheimer produced a series of action films in the 1990s that were first-class masterpieces, "Breaking the Dead Island", "Prison in the Air", "Enemy of the People", "Doomsday", and this one. "Red Tide Storm" is the beginning. Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman sparked the show, and they later followed the director to create a number of classics. Viggo Mortensen would have been able to emerge. The tension and texture of this film that is unique to the action films of the last century is really nostalgic, just like the lost founder Tony Scott.
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Mossie 2022-04-23 07:02:09
Soldiers still know a little about politics
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Capt. Ramsey: God help you if you're wrong.
Hunter: If I'm wrong, then we're at war; God help us all.
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Capt. Ramsey: We have orders in hand. Those orders are to make a pre-emptive launch. Every second that we lose increases the chances that by the time our missiles arrive, their silos could be empty because they've flown their birds and struck us first.
Hunter: Yes sir.
Capt. Ramsey: You know as well as I do that any launch order received without authentication, is no order at all.
Hunter: Yes sir.
Capt. Ramsey: That's our number one rule.
Hunter: [tries to get a word in] National mil...
Capt. Ramsey: And that rule is the basis for the scenario we've trained on, time and time again. It's a rule we follow without exception.
Hunter: Captain, National Military Command Center knows what sector we're in. They have satellites looking down on us to see if our birds are aloft and if they're *not*, then they give our orders to somebody else. That's why we maintain more than one sub, it's what they call 'redundancy'!
Capt. Ramsey: I know about redundancy, Mr Hunter.
Hunter: All I'm saying...
[Ramsey walks off]
Hunter: [follows Ramsey, lowers his voice] All I'm saying Captain, is that we have backup. Now it's our duty, *not* to launch until we can confirm.
Capt. Ramsey: You're presuming we have other submarines out there, ready to launch. Well as Captain, I must assume our submarines could've been taken out by other Akulas. We can play these games all night Mr Hunter but uh, I don't have the luxury of your presumptions.
Hunter: Sir...
Capt. Ramsey: Mr Hunter, we have rules that are not open to interpretation, personal intuition, gut feelings, hairs on the back of your neck, little devils or angels sitting on your shoulder. We're all very well aware of what our orders are and what those orders mean. They come down from our Commander in Chief. They contain no ambiguity.
Hunter: Captain...
Capt. Ramsey: Mr Hunter. I've made a decision. I'm Captain of this boat. NOW SHUT THE FUCK UP!