"Crimson Tide" brilliantly explores the issues of what are American interests and who is guarding the United States and the soul of the military. In the end, it was proved that Hunter's judgment was correct, and the naval court sentenced him to exoneration because he was more loyal to demonstrate the long-term interests and military spirit of the United States
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Submarines usually stay motionless in one place for a long time, and for a long time in the past, women are not allowed to serve on submarines. Therefore, submarine-themed movies are usually pure men, but I have to admit that in a large group Among the pure men, there is always one man who is more manly than the others. In the submarine movie, the most manly man is undoubtedly "Crimson Tide". The battle between the captain played by Eugene Allen Hackman and the executive officer played by Denzel Hayes Washington Jr. has almost reached the level of the "War of the Gods". A pure head-on confrontation
seemed powerful and exciting
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