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Gayle 2022-03-23 09:01:56
When I watched it for the first time two days ago, I felt that I had seen this movie before, even when I was new to the movie, so my memory was so unclear, I must have seen this one. It can be said that this is the best naval war movie I have ever seen (there may be more classic ones, but I haven't watched it yet), the plot is not boring, it can make people understand how the naval battle was fought, I was very nervous and exciting. It turns out that the power of torpedoes is so powerful. Thinking about what I learned when I was a child, Deng Shichang was blown up and sunk by this guy.
Extended Reading
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Abigayle 2022-04-22 07:01:30
The greatest value of this film for me is not the memory and history of the war, but the knowledge about submarines. From the film, some of the most basic principles and structures of submarines have been popularized, which is very rewarding. One of the highlights of the film is the processing of music and sound effects, which is in line with the rhythm of the development of the whole story. The atmosphere is very strong, making people feel like they are in it. In addition, the performance of the male protagonist is disappointing, too artificial, blunt, and there are many stories. Incorrect logic.
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Casey 2022-04-21 09:02:10
American theme. Compared with das boot, it is still a lot worse. How can one shot knock out the destroyer's radio? The destroyer's radio doesn't have a spare? It's too confident.
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Lt. Hirsch: Mr. Tyler.
Lieutenant Andrew Tyler: Yeah.
Lt. Hirsch: If you can't take out that destroyer, the danger is not that some of us may die. It's that some of us may live. These men have seen and heard things that must not be revealed to the enemy - our secrets, such as our radar capabilities, and our understanding of German encryption. If we fall into German hands alive, we will be tortured without mercy. Either you succeed in sinking that ship, or you see to it that none of us survive to be captured.
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Seaman Anthony Mazzola: [reminiscing about a date] Anyway, I can see I'm not gettin' anywhere with her. So what I do is, I use my secret weapon. I tell her about the S-26. Does the trick right away.
Eddie: Now, you don't wanna be talkin' about that while we're underway!
Seaman Ted 'Trigger' Fitzgerald: Why, what happened to the S-26?
Seaman Charles 'Tank' Clemens: Yeah, what happened?
Seaman Anthony Mazzola: You guys don't know?
Seaman Ted 'Trigger' Fitzgerald, Seaman Charles 'Tank' Clemens: No.
Seaman Anthony Mazzola: [taking an egg from Eddie's tray] She was runnin' a test dive down off Norfolk. Shaft seal failed, and she sunk to 400 feet. Know how much water pressure there is that deep?
[Crushes the egg with one hand; Rabbit flinches]
Eddie: Mazzola, you wanna be the first one to eat powdered eggs on this cruise? Keep it up, man.