This main melody movie will obviously write an epic chapter around this point. Although the plot is not new, there are not many submarine naval battle themes after all. "Hunting U-571" is at least quite professional in the technical details of submarine battle, and the degree of tension and excitement of naval battle is also very good. Of course, the airtight and isolated structure and depressive atmosphere of the submarine itself have also increased a lot, and it was really helpless and hopeless when it was attacked by the depth charges of the destroyer. This is particularly prominent with the help of the film’s outstanding sound effects. Sonar, water pressure, and bomb sounds are layered, one after another.
In addition, based on real history, although this film does not have a soul character like Sean Connery in "Hunting Red October", there are a group of childish half-old boys and sailors, and the cruel reality of war and sacrifice. The sharp contrast also adds a sense of weight to the film. Looking at the moment when the trigger was forced to close the air valve by the captain, I felt that they were really pitiful. And the captain’s position is a rare sublimation of humanity in this film: as a commander, you must be omnipotent, and you must make a decisive decision in a very short period of time whether to let your subordinates use life in exchange for victory, or in exchange for more. Human survival; if you fail, you have to take all responsibilities.
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