Extended Reading
  • Sandy 2022-03-27 09:01:06

    Young people's new thinking, impulsiveness, and boldness make people look disgusting; old people rely on their inherent practical experience, conservative thinking, and strong execution because of stubbornness. It is also very disgusting. So the conclusion is important: you are all right.

  • Benjamin 2022-03-27 09:01:06

    The film is irresistible, and its excellent editing and soundtrack assists create an irresistible rhythm that doesn't interfere with the enjoyment, even if you can guess the outcome. Although the story of the movie is based on a nuclear submarine in a quasi-war state, it is actually a script that highlights contradictions. It has little to do with war itself, and in terms of showing conflict, this is a movie that makes people feel restless for a moment. .

Crimson Tide quotes

  • Capt. Ramsey: This is the captain. Set condition 1SQ for strategic missile launch. Spin up missiles one through five, and 20 through 24. The release of nuclear weapons has been authorized. This is not a drill.

  • Capt. Ramsey: Just so we understand each other... I don't have any problems with questions or doubts. As I said to you before, I'm not seeking the company of kiss-asses. But when you got something to say to me, you say it in private. And if privacy doesn't permit itself, then you bite your fucking tongue. Are we clear about that, Commander?

    Hunter: As a bell, sir.

    Capt. Ramsey: Those sailors out there are just boys... boys who are training to do a terrible and unthinkable thing, and if that ever occurs the only reassurance they'll have that they're doing the proper thing is gonna derive from their unqualified belief in the unified chain of command. That means we don't question each other's motives in front of the crew. It means we don't undermine each other. It means in a missile drill, they hear your voice right after mine, without hesitation. Do you agree with that policy, sailor?

    Hunter: Absolutely, sir.

    Capt. Ramsey: We're here to preserve democracy, not to practice it.