"Phantom" is adapted from a true story. It tells the story of the Cold War period, when the old captain Demi was tasked with driving the diesel-powered ballistic missile submarine B-67, which was about to be retired. In good shape, but we need an archaeologist to activate her") on her final voyage. Also on board were two KGB technicians, as well as a strange device. Demi was told that this was an experimental mission, and that a device called the Phantom could confuse sonar detection of the B-67, causing the enemy to mistake it for another ship. The "Phantom" experiment was successful, and the B-67 successfully escaped the US military's detection. But the KGB people suddenly defected and controlled Demi and others. It turned out that they had a second step plan: disguised as a Chinese submarine and launched nuclear missiles.
Phantom movie plot
2022-03-29 08:01
Extended Reading
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Tiana 2022-03-31 09:01:10
It has the potential to be a good movie, but the first half is too long and boring, so I can only get two stars. "If the United States can't find us, it means that our own people can't find it." The democrats protect nuclear missiles from exploding hope that the peaceful and radical groups hope that the missile explosion will blame China so that China and the United States will fight and the Soviet Union will stand on the sidelines. Based on true historical data.
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Friedrich 2022-04-01 09:01:19
From the temperament to the conversation, it is completely different from the Soviet Navy, but it is a pity that the true story and two old drama bones.
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Pavlov: [after the Phantom is tested] So the Americans thought they were following the Panamanian tanker.
Bruni: Yes.
Garin: We've turned their own technology against them.
Pavlov: Perfect countermeasure.
Bruni: Any ship equipped with the device becomes a phantom. Soon, we'll have acoustic signatures from ships all over the world. The Americans will run in circles.
Alex: Our engines were running. We were making noise, too. Besides, the strength of a sonar echo is directly proportional to the size of a ship. And, uh, we're not exactly a freighter.
Bruni: The Phantom magnifies the echo, making us appear any size we want.
Bruni: The genius of the algorithm is how it makes us invisible to active sonar and enables us to mask ourselves as any ship we like. We should all be very proud of what we've accomplished here today, gentlemen.
Pavlov: [raising his drink] To the Phantom.
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Demi: I'm sure Squadron Command will be pleased that the device is operational.
Bruni: Of course.
Demi: As protocol dictates, we'll send word to Fleet as soon as we reach our reporting point.
Bruni: Protocol is the political officer's purview, would you agree, Mr. Pavlov?
Pavlov: I agree that Fleet would be pleased.
Demi: Mr. Pavlov is one of the most diplomatic political officers in the Navy.
Bruni: A contradiction in terms.
Demi: That's what I keep trying to tell him.
Pavlov: I assure you that my intentions are purely that of the State and the Party.
Bruni: [quasi-sarcastic] Well, thank goodness.