Elsa 2022-03-20 09:01:46
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Pedro 2022-03-27 09:01:06
It's really late to see you! The most fascinating thing is the complete and strict hierarchy inside the submarine. Who controls the control room or who owns the nuclear key extends the "power grab" battle. This kind of confrontation between tough guys is not protracted to the flesh and goes to the depths of the heart. I know how much better than the current palace fighting drama.
Eleanora 2022-04-20 09:01:42
The greatest enemy is war itself. The struggle between the two minds before and after the Cold War is also the past of the era when captains had the power to launch nuclear bombs. The sense of sanctity created by the director at the beginning, the mutiny in the middle and the peaceful handover at the end are both anti-war and advocating the mainstream values of the United States. The key is to be able to change peacefully.
Hunter: Chief of the Boat.
Chief of the Boat: Sir?
Hunter: Thank you, COB.
Chief of the Boat: Thank you? *Fuck* you! Get it straight Mr Hunter, I'm not on your side. Now you could be wrong! But wrong or right, the Captain can't just replace you at will. That was completely improper! And that's why I did what I did. By the book.
Hunter: I thank you anyway.
Capt. Ramsey: They're fueling their missiles, we don't have time to fuck around!
