Rebeca 2022-03-21 09:01:57
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Jesus 2022-04-21 09:02:10
I don't think owen wilson is suitable for this kind of movie. In addition, the first paragraph of the F18A maneuvering to avoid surface-to-air missiles made me feel relaxed and happy. The pursuit in the middle began to be mediocre. In the end, the US military and the enemy had a decisive battle, which was like nonsense.
Gillian 2021-12-13 08:01:05
I’m not used to that young Owen Wilson... The first half is pretty good-looking. It’s a bit past since the captain sacrificed his own future to rescue himself. At that moment, it was a bit embarrassing to see the main theme of China.
[Last lines]
Chris Burnett: [Aboard the helicopter after the rescue mission] Hey, Admiral! You're holding a letter for me. I'd like to have it back!
Admiral Reigart: I think I can find it!
[Reigart hands Burnett the letter. Burnett then crumples the letter, which had stated his intent of leaving the Navy. The rest of the crew look on happily and amused. The song 'Rescue Blues' by Ryan Adams fades in]
Chris Burnett: [to Reigart over the radio] Sir, I shouldn't have left Stackhouse.
