Submarine movies have a unique charm, that is, character conflicts, national wars, wits and courage in a narrow space in the deadly deep ocean. In the deep sea that is thousands of meters deep, any party will die if it makes a mistake. This fierce competition looks so quiet but exciting. The first half of the film is fairly well laid out one by one, and the climax at the end of the film can indeed be regarded as a classic segment of the submarine movie. Sean Connery's calm old man charm is revealed here, and the games between submarines, torpedoes, and anti-submarine fighters are also abundant. Interesting.
Hollywood strives to be authentic in the expression of such films, especially in terms of language, and even has a Neville language created specifically for a film. However, if Sean Connery and the crew speak Russian from start to finish, it will be a lot of pressure on him and the audience. The film uses a lens to solve this problem. At the beginning of the film, the political commissar reads Sean Connery’s diary. As the lens moves closer to his mouth, the Russian in his mouth gradually becomes English, which is an explanation to the audience: this is for The convenience of watching a movie does not mean that they are really speaking English. Later, after the Americans got on the boat, they jumped back to Russian, saying that they did not communicate with the American language.
I learned another word, Torpedo~ If you are interested in military, war, especially submarines, you should not miss this movie.
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