The Yankee war movie has a smell from start to finish, I am the military police of the world, and U-571 is no exception. Putting aside all political stances and just looking at the storyline, this is a pretty good war movie.
To be continued...
I didn't expect a delay to be three days. But I finally finished the movie.
The deepest impression was left at the end. The pressure of the torpedo tube at the stern was insufficient, and the small crew had to dive in to repair it. The captain, Taylor, knew that he would never return, and finally appointed one of the small crew, Terrigo, to go there. Repaired, Trigg closed the valve before dying, and the last torpedo was fired at the last minute and hit the enemy ship. Terrigo persevered to the end, and the acting captain, Taylor, persevered in the same way. Making a decision to die is hard, and making a decision about who to die is not easy. The heroic ending of the American soldier, even if you watch a lot, is just as moving.
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