Whether it was the initial military coup or subsequent missile launching exercises, encountering enemy ships, malfunctioning of the telegraph system, and fighting for command, until the final confrontation between the two sides, at the moment of tension, the highest order came and the crisis was resolved.
As stated in the opening movie, the three most powerful people in the world are the President of the United States, the President of Russia, and the captain of a nuclear-powered submarine. What the three of them have in common is that they all have the right to launch nuclear weapons; in other words, when a war is needed, any preemptive action by either side will cause the entire world to suffer a nuclear war.
At this moment, heroes are needed without exception. This film chose Denzel Washington, the best candidate. As the most elegant and youngest actor among the young black movie stars, this film seems to be tailor-made for him. Unlike the cynical image in "Training Day", the image in this film is more suitable for Washington, perfectly showing his charm, appeal, and power as the incarnation of justice.
A film with an appropriate rhythm, this one is destined to be collected.
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