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Crimson Tide
Mireille 2022-03-23 09:01:55
Content Description During a coup in the Soviet Union, mutineers took control of a nuclear missile base and threatened to attack the United States. The U.S. government urgently ordered the Alabama nuclear submarine to prepare for a counterattack, but at the critical moment of whether to issue an attack order, the submarine's communication system malfunctioned, making it impossible to determine the authenticity of the attack order. The submarine commander, played by Hackman, decides to launch, but Washington, the new adjutant, thinks the stakes are high, and the message should be confirmed, even at the cost of a mutiny to imprison his boss.
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Frank 2022-03-26 09:01:06
The literary and artistic style of war films has been mixed! How difficult it is to use acting skills and rhythm to force people to dare not pull the progress bar!
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Humberto 2022-04-20 09:01:42
It's been a long time since I watched a war movie and I was terrified. . . Danzel was young at the time. .
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Capt. Ramsey: Rickover gave me my command, a checklist, a target, and a button to push. All I had to know was how to push it, and they'd tell me when. They seem to want you know why.
Hunter: I would hope they'd want us all to know why, sir.
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Peter "Weps" Ince: Maybe it's not as bad as it looks...
[pager beeps]
Peter "Weps" Ince: It is.