I watched the beginning of "Very Suspect" and "Transcendental Hacker" one after another, but I was not too interested in it. Because of the low pixels of this "Red Tide Storm", I ignored it for a long time. I watched it for the first five minutes this time. It can't be turned off anymore.
At the beginning of the movie, it was prompted that "the three most powerful people in the world: the president of the United States, the president of Russia, and the captain of a nuclear submarine." The stories are all set in a confined space like a submarine. I seem to have a natural liking for movies in this confined space. "Eighteen Angry Men" and "Buried Alive" are all excellent films in confined spaces.
Military coups, missile shows, encounters with enemy ships, mutual strikes, failure of the telegraph system, and the struggle for command power are very tight and exciting.
The focal point of the contradiction between the captain and XO is: the telegraph system fails, the latest combat cannot be reached, and the homeland is facing the threat of nuclear strike, whether to launch a nuclear bomb first or confirm the latest combat order first.
The captain is arbitrary, XO is rational and bold. They have no personal grievances. They are all for the purpose of protecting the people. However, they have chosen a completely different method. Compared with the heads of other departments, the captain has always stood in the perspective of naval law. Following the trend, and the weapon officer refused to execute at the last moment, it also saved countless people.
With nuclear weapons, it is difficult to cause a world war, and once it occurs, it is irreversible.
This is a very masculine movie. Although the final ending is obvious, the adrenaline will rise sharply during the viewing process, and the last link almost made the American emperor cry.
A movie that didn't expect much, gave enough surprises, it felt like it was earned. In the morning, I obviously rode a road of more than 20 kilometers, and there was a problem with the navigation record, only 5KM, which felt like a big loss.
PS: After many attempts, I finally found a good book, "Yesterday World: Memories of a European".
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