«HOSTILE WATERS» - Full Movie // Thriller, Historical, Military (Rutger Hauer) / Movies In English

The True story of how an antiquated Soviet Project 667a "Yankee" Class Submarine, K-219 collides with a Hunter Killer "Los Angeles" Class American submarine causing a leakage in the K-219's missile bays, almost leading to nuclear meltdown in it's reactors off the shores of Bermuda.
Hostile Waters - Thriller, Military, History
Cast:
Rutger Hauer, Martin Sheen, Max von Sydow
USA, UK, France, Germany `97

[@rayscott4780]

I was a paratrooper for over 21 years. It takes a special breed of person to be a submariner. They will always have my admiration.

[@claudiuparvulescu2007]

❤❤❤🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🔱🔱⚓🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@mnicholson66]

Thank you for your service. Can I ask you how many jumps you did?

[@rayscott4780]

@@mnicholson66 295. Most of them were jumpmaster jumps.

[@ubiased23]

This movie deserves more recognition.

[@tommysimmons5266]

This movie is History, all it gets.

[@nenblom]

Amen

[@patagualianmostly7437]

Couldn't agree more. I have a certain fascination for submarine movies....maybe because they scare the crap out of me! But the best...has to be..... "Das Boot"..... That is a classic.

[@jerrycoleman882]

Heartwarming to revisit events in history that human life is valued no matter what country it is or you are from...

[@CawKee]

Yes, thank you for being humane, I hate the cheap value put on lives whether real life or Hollywood films 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@daveroche6522]

"Still on patrol, Sir" - heartbreaking!

[@terracotta6294]

I agree. They lost fine men in the Soviet Union. General Colin Powell was assigned to lead 60,000 troops to help the Soviet Union RECOVER. He was making friends with leaders. Reagan and Bush obviously resented that; they wanted war, faked their need for cold war! Tearing down the wall wasn't necessary but a deviation from war! Colin Powell was assigned to the White House as NSA! They wanted more control over their war tactics!

[@dan_gabriel]

Yes, got me real hard with this line 😞

[@BohemothWatts-vz1lc]

USS DANIEL WEBSTER SSBN 626 Here.

[@johnwright7895]

Brilliant film.

[@CawKee]

Yes, I agree

[@spencerbarnett8618]

Great movie well made I keep it on my favorites love watching this one one of the best submarine movie ever made even in 2024

[@patagualianmostly7437]

It's good, excellent in fact.... But I rather think "Das Boot" pips it... But......This is certainly one of the best as you say.

[@kjell-jorvikyvind5205]

This is one of my favourite movies of all time. I am so pleased that it shows well the heroic sailors of the Russian Navy during the cold war.

[@UserUser-ww2nj]

Soviet Navy

[@tryarunm]

Sergei Preminin should have been honoured with some award or recognition by the USA. He deserves it.

[@christopherheinig3066]

Excellent film with the 2 late great actors Rutger Hauer, Max Von Sydow & Martin Sheen in their commands & a great supporting cast ! Great moments of tension around minutes 12 to 15 where the suspense & expressions of Sheen's eyes darting left to right in caution saying "Where the hell is he"? before the subs scrape together are great, subtle touches of drama. Thank you for sharing this !

[@robbieallan6522]

I agree about the loss of 2 greats especially when Rutger Hauer left us, I had a great career nobody could have played Batti or the Hitcher so committed and believable, I guess you get attached to actors after knowing them for over 35 years.

[@mrmvakaloloma]

Such an excellent Russian captain...admired the way he handled the situation..too bad he was dismissed...bloody politics

[@daveroche6522]

Not just politics/politicians - also the arse-saving blame-dispensers we (have to) interact with on a daily basis - you know; senior managers/civil servants etc......

[@sparrowlt]

He and the chief enginer were imprisioned and would be hold on trial for treason but they were saved when that guy landed in Red Square and Gorgachev took the oportunity to purge the hardcore military top .. they were both shortly later released..

[@jeffbeck8993]

@@daveroche6522 Don't have to be a worker bee all your life. Rise and get yourself a supervisory/leadership position. Sure you'd do great.

[@evetko]

Of all the submarine movies I've seen, I'd say this is the best I've seen especially because two countries came together in unity ... and ... peace remained their future. ❤

[@johnmitchell2247]

Until Biden made enemies out of Russia

[@avgjoe-cz7cb]

For Now...

[@joefran619]

Not anymore, Minsk Agreement Kaput

[@JAKFLY28]

Until Putin

[@gregmccartney5780]

It's a very nice thought. Cross my fingers..

[@llamalady8700]

I'd never go down in one of those, being underwater like that would freak the hell out of me.

[@ajaydate9495]

So glad to see it here! Watched it in 90s,!

[@cristojoubert5385]

Excellent movie good story and good cast, actors acting.

[@Rigoberto-o2w]

Classic movie, excellent actors,to me all Stars

[@kim63delrosario40]

Thank you so much for sharing this film on your youtube channel highly appreciated and highly recomended to watch...watching here from TOKYO.JAPAN.

[@darthbiker2311]

You know what? I saw this while on an overnight ship going to Manila. It was a stormy night and the ship felt like a rollercoaster. Great movie to watch in those circumstances 😆😆😆

[@jdrancho1864]

Apparently they don;'t screen their movie selection. An airline never shows a movie about an airline disaster.

[@tikitiki7610]

excellent performance by Hauer and Sheen!!!! two of my favorite

[@ethimself5064]

Saw this before and is a worthy watch

[@LaurenStreifer]

Rutger Hauer was a great man!

[@davidaitchison3282]

Excellent movie, I enjoyed it very much. Thank You for sharing. The number of nuclear weapons and reactors just laying about on the ocean floor is a bit distressing!

[@m118lr]

..it’s damn pathetic..and tells us just how much WE SHOULDN’T BE TRYING TO GO TO ANOTHER PLANET, TO RUIN IT!

[@robertscheinost179]

That's not even all the US Navy's reactor materiel that was pot in depth charge cannisters and blown into the deep ocean. The Navy denies this but there are pictures of this happening "in action", but pictures don't lie, or do they? Nah, the Military never lies, they're the pillar of honesty.

[@willhicks2259]

​@m118lr EXACTLY ! I for one, am awaiting the astrroid 2.0 !

[@andrep8287]

@@willhicks2259 .....make sure you max-out your credit cards just before it hits...LOL

[@luistpuig]

As an ex-Submariner from back in those days, Respect.... and many memories... One thing wrong about this movie is that in the American sub the sonar and other stations are filmed being manned by (kaki wearing) officers, when in reality they were manned by enlisted personnel.

[@martyconroy3786]

The mark of a good submarine movie is you feel the claustrophobia. This passes the test.

[@drats1279]

only if you're claustrophobic.

[@whatareyoulookingat908]

This was a great movie. THANK YOU for uploading it! Edit: I was living in Georgia and was in elementary school at the time. (If this was an accurate story.. (conflicting reports)) To think a young man whose name I never knew saved my life and I was oblivious to it. RIP and God bless. :*(

[@assassinatepsychoputin4151]

LOL you poor fool, there is NO GOD !!

[@jazzaman147]

this was a great movie rutger hauer never lets you down he will be missed Martin Sheen, Max von Sydow could have asked for a better cast in this movie

[@lhonskyrider_921]

Saw this when I was 8 now I am 45!!! 28 September 2024!!! Thank you for the upload ❤❤❤❤❤

[@CBfrmcardiff]

18, or 8?

[@kiwidiesel]

Hey old man😂 same I'm 46.

[@FishFeelPain]

Great cast--much appreciated

[@johnrwhite4479]

One man who’s life was taken but gladly given for the sake of millions and his fellow crew mates speaks volumes !

[@dornog70]

Wasnt there 2 people that died? One in the fire and one in the chamber?

[@paradisebird7108]

@@dornog70 Yes and think neither were glad, nor premeditated.

[@nathanwilliams2152]

@@dornog70 - in real life, there were four who died, Petrashkov (the missile officer), two of his subordinates, and Priminin (the dude who shut the reactor down). That's according to K-219's XO, Igor Kyrdin.

[@csrboltfan2643]

Great movie. DEFINITELY worth watching.

[@soldier-Dave]

Excellent and no ads👍👍👍

[@AlanLietzke]

Lots of tension for tension junkies, especially during the fire, on the Soviet Sub. My major plot complaint: both sub commanders knew that the Soviet sub was performing a "Crazy Ivan" maneuver, yet neither did what was necessary, to avoid a collision.

[@denjhill]

This movie is outstanding and brings to life the threat of nuclear energy. I was in the Army at the tail end of the Cuban Missile Crisis and was part of the detachment in south Florida manning our own nuclear missiles. To this day I experience bouts of PTSD knowing that we came so very close to annihilating Cuba and every living soul there. Thinking that while battling the mosquitoes and snakes in the Everglades we were also ensuring our missiles were war ready to most likely begin a war that would end civilization. I have nightmares about those times and feel an immense guilt that I was part of an effort to potentially kill millions of people. Even today I weep.

[@hamshackleton]

Nice tense film of what may have happened. There were a few minor technical errors, such as leaving watertight doors open when they should have been closed - but only sailors and submariners would have noticed.

[@rustysmith3565]

The last place I'd ever want to be is in a sub. I admire all crews from every nation who serve in subs.

[@JackSSN605]

Ok movie. Many unrealistic enactments. Engines don’t engage with levers. They are steam turbines operated by throttle valves. Our attack boats especially LA class didn’t have O 6 ( full captain) as their CO’s. Always Commanders. Sheen did not behave or sound like the sub skippers I had. Hunt for Red October (with exception of the made up propulsion system on the Typhoon) was a much more accurate and representative version of the Cold War submarine hunt and chase game played.

[@iagree5313]

This a damn fine film imo

[@ZsaZsa-yf1tn]

Amazing....this film reminds me of the time I took a cruise vacation with my then lover MarcEnder. We had an amazing time and we had often dinner with and lots of margaritas with the Captain who made quite a few enemies as he revealed to us and other passengers some of the crew’s secrets. Tragedy strikes one afternoon when they saw him in the water, and accusations flew as to who could have thrown him overboard. Was he thrown or was it an accident? The coast guard was involved and than we MarcEnder and I decided to end our vacation and we took the first available flight back to Boston from the Island of Martinique. We kept thinking about the Captain was it really an accident or a pay back. It was all very traumatic for the passengers but also for the crew Guess we will never know the truth of what really happened to Captain to Captain Dinovac.

[@petersieben8560]

In total a good movie, Sheen was weak , the story strong, ty

[@razorshark9320]

Great film.

[@CatherineInnocentChibethi]

Love this movie

[@brucegibbins3792]

Since I first remember seeing Martin Sheen staring in Apocalypse Now hes been an actor in movies I've ticked off as favorites. This movie is no exception.

[@dan_gabriel]

This might be the best submarine movie i ever saw😍

[@timwatts4070]

I always enjoy Martin Sheen

[@jameshallisey6689]

Excellent movie!!! Great action.

[@NorceCodine]

Martin Sheen was not a good pick for this role - submarine captains are kool cucumbers, not worry cats.

[@JanetElson]

Yes he looked out of his depth

[@brianmutcher9585]

I agree

[@brianmutcher9585]

That’s the way Hollywood works. Actors usually don’t fit the roles they play in movies because they are actors and very rarely experienced the roles they play in movies in real life

[@brianmccarthy5657]

This is a marvelous movie. I saw it on TV a long time ago.

[@MrKewlplayer]

Good movie....suspenseful

[@canoe365]

Sorry, no, a fire will not launch a missile. The fuel for all sub launched missiles is solid, not liquid. If by some miracle a missile got hot enough to 'cook off' it would vent through both the upper and lower hatches. It might heave the upper stages a few hundred feet into the air but no further. At least the screenwriter had a lively imagination.

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

Film about submarine is always exciting

[@bobbysooknanan9995]

Great 😊 movie 🎥🍿🎥 thanks 😊 for the upload

[@frontendloader1000]

No way could I go in a submarine. Very brave men!

[@evetko]

51-nuclear warheads and 7-nuclear reactors lost at sea. That's scary to know how close to home they are.

[@TRUTH-4U-NOW]

That would be at least three subs. How many US nuclear subs are lost at sea?

[@AlanMaclean-b9d]

Brilliant film ,thanks

[@jamesfrancismchalejr7944]

This is an excellent movie with top-notch actors! When the United States government says it's an accident or denies did it ever took place one just has to read between the lines and use some common sense

[@keithnaylor1981]

Terrific! One of the best submarine movies ever! The tension and suspense never lets up! Just a shame the original full picture has been trimmed along the top and bottom to make it the same shape as 16:9 televisions. A form of mutilation affecting many movies today on tv and DVD.

[@kevin-bp8jn]

Well..What do you expect it's a free movie. Watch and enjoy like I'm about too..

[@dkoz8321]

K-19 nuclear accident, K-129 sunk under mysterious circumstances, K-219 fire and subject of this film. Clearly the pattern is that K numbers with 1 and 9 or 9 by itself are seriously unlucky.

[@TigerWing141]

Tealc, “Indeed.”

[@marckg6950]

Unlucky to be Soviet made

[@leeenfield4900]

Or being a submariner is a decidedly dangerous habit...

[@geeeeeee3]

Makes the Chinese navy look professional. They only lost two boats.

[@dkoz8321]

@@geeeeeee3 Absolute is not a metric to ever be used. By absolute measure, Iranian manned space programming shines over that of US. Iranians have never lost a manned spacecraft in space nor have Iranian astronauts or cosmonauts lost their lives during a mission. No Iranian space shutttle has ever suffered a failiure during re-entry.

[@MGWohl]

Martin Sheen may be a great actor, but if his portrayal of a U.S. Naval Officer responsible for a nuclear submarine is accurate we have big problems.

[@МихаилОльгин]

In real life, Commander Igor Britanov stood on the bridge until the wheelhouse went under water. He held a submachine gun in his hands and took it ready to do for Any purpose protecting the state and technical secrets of the ship

[@UserUser-ww2nj]

Not a wheelhouse but a conning tower, only ships have a wheelhouse

[@ApacheBob41]

Never happened.

[@waltthomas-s2d]

It was his boat; his command. But who was the witness to his action? How do you know?

[@prithijitchakraborty3921]

A story of valour of Soviet Sailors. But equally tragic is the dismissal of Capt. Britanov from Soviet Navy, that too after all his herculean efforts along with his crewmen.

[@paradisebird7108]

I expected his death or prison for life, wasnt he responsable for the accident?

[@jdrancho1864]

'Hostile Waters' is one of many sub movies that are widely underappreciated, mostly because they never had a theatrical release, so most people don't even know they exist. If you are a fan of the genre, here are three recommendations to put in your queue. "Phantom", with Ed Harris, William Fichtner, and David Duchovny "72 Meters", another Russian sub movie from the era. "Cri du Loup".

[@andrep8287]

"Wolf's Call" "Das Boot" "Crimson Tide" "The Hunt for Red October" ...and a few more

[@ginawhite3166]

Rutgar Hauer looks like Jim McDonald from Coronation Street in this film 😂😂

[@DevonDandy]

WHY. I ask, did the US Capt. not move his sub nearer the surface when he knew that the other sub was underneath him and approaching?

[@TheAutisticAngler]

Great movie, thank you

[@jennypalmer331]

The Russian commander did the best he could and they dismissed him. That stinks. Sergei was a real hero. Great movie all around

[@bradbergman3673]

Elements in the Russian military wanted to scuttle the peace talks between Russia and the USA. They wanted to tow the sub to a berth for repairs because then the incident would become public and Americans would have backed out of the Rejkavik (sp?) summit. The Russian commander sank it to cover it up the incident long enough to allow the summit to proceed.

[@ThisTrainIsLost]

This film is an historical oddity. It's set when there is still an USSR but I can't believe that it was made before 1989. Even 1992 would be pushing it. But it's a fine film nonetheless.

[@WarmasterJoshmaul]

"The United States government denies the accident occurred"... and so does the real Captain Britanov. (He in fact sued Warner Brothers because he believed this movie made him look incompetent, and got about a hundred grand in the settlement. Although apparently he had no problem being portrayed by Rutger Hauer, is the rumor.) Yes, there was an explosion and a fire on the K-219; it had happened before, one of her missile tubes was fused shut because of a very similar accident. The ship was also 15 years old and not well-maintained; this was the Soviet Union just getting out of the "Era of Stagnation", after all. But the U.S. Navy says there was no collision, and Captain Britanov says there was no collision. The Russian government, on the other hand...

[@Electricfox]

I must admit that's something I've never understood, I don't think this film made Britanov look incompetent at all, quite the opposite. I can understand if it was over the collision, but the Britanov in this film does everything he can to save the crew and his boat, he is the model of a good submarine captain and Hauer does him proud. I guess it's a cultural thing.

[@SammyChapman-b8k]

This is a movie. Lol

[@steveseeley3358]

Terrific movie. RIP to all sailors still on patrol. 😢😢😢

[@george1la]

Scarry as hell. What do we not know. Look at the number of warheads and reactors already in the ocean they admit to.

[@PeterDad60]

At 23:05 I had to stop watching as this is truly terrifying. I cannot endure this level of terror. - Peter age 72

[@claudiuparvulescu2007]

Good movie, verry touching.

[@merigoalex]

No easy task to perform under any circumstance, but there will always be men who are willing to do the impossible to help others continue with their lives and families, and as such duty demands sacrifice.

[@andyinnes2178]

Good movie, well worth seeing.

[@linsayspence7070]

This was a great film 👍👍👍☢️

[@johnstreet797]

submariners are the same everywhere, a courageous lot all

[@johnrwhite4479]

What’s spooky is that this was not a movie it took place not so long ago ! As we were going about our lives this was happening !

[@bradbergman3673]

Peristroika and the fall of the Berlin Wall also happened as we were going about our lives.

[@jdr1747]

excellent movie, even more excellent for its truth. very brave men with a great captain who was unfairly dismissed

[@djpalindrome]

If you play chicken with a nuclear submarine and lose, and come within a hair’s breadth of killing millions of Americans, probably resulting in WWIII, maybe you need to find a new career

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Great movie!

[@keithnaylor1981]

With all the radioactive materials in the world’s oceans it’s no wonder that so many fish glow in the dark!

[@CaptainNavman]

Subs are called boats, not ships

[@richardenglish2195]

Two things: 1) Haven't seen this since it was first broadcast so thanks for posting, and 2) Why so many damn adverts?

[@celticlofts]

Just get KZbin ad blocker, it's free and no more ads.

[@m118lr]

@@celticlofts ..HOW..and it’s free?

[@empresscookie9328]

Didn't see em adverts

[@ryanmrowka8970]

No adds for me and I don't use a blocker

[@roywilkowski2326]

37 minutes in and a rear admiral addresses a Lt. Cmdr. (if the gold oak leaf on her collar is an accurate indication of her rank) as "Lieutenant." LOL. C'mon, where's those consultants?

[@andrep8287]

@roywilkowski2326....C'mon, where WERE those consultants? (the term where's only applies if you're writing about one person in the present)

[@CarlyleFerreira]

I would say the entire handling of the soviet submarine was done by its captain & its crew solely. And the American captain did not have brains fathom what was the situation on the Russian sub or ignores it.Americans have always shown the world that start incident & when it gets out of hand the USA slowly slippers away.I really enjoyed the movie as a Sri lankrn ex.militery serviceman regds.

[@beerdrinker6452]

Wow. Your opinion leaves me speechless. You have an incredible amount of knowledge on such a heavy topic.

[@CarlyleFerreira]

@@beerdrinker6452 Its motly instinct & ability to read body language, some say sixth sencs (for exmple when LRRPs move in dense jungles the leader mostly comes to front as point and feel s coldnes on & back his neck hair stand like electric interference this indicates in front open bush area & danger in crossing open patch,enemies may be in front with GPMs gun with fire option or there may anti personal mines lay out & in many intence the leader analysis is correct.But this comes with lots mistakes by prior leaders & learning from it & lots of luck too.This is the best I can do explain in for laymens to understand.But have sustaind thric injuries & now with age mobility is a lot restricted.regds.old soldier Sri lanka.

[@domingobrondo4337]

Tnx USA Producers

[@bogeycrow1968]

Could the missiles not just be de-activated?

[@salhadinashair1011]

To the brave Soviet Navy crewman still in patrol Twenty-year-old enlisted seaman Sergei Preminin

[@lt.petemaverickmitchell7113]

I really enjoyed this movie!

[@jameslanning8405]

This movie shows that the K219 was having leakage issues in the missile bays, before contact with the American sub. Yes, the collision may have exacerbated the leak. But the fact that the leak was already an issue, cannot be ignored in favor of the 'blame game.' The K219 is now a legend in the annals of naval history. Many men were never celebrated, for acts of valor, bravery, and selfless courage, we as Americans would never have attributed to the Russians during the cold war. Nor their own government. We were busy on both sides as seeing one another as the "enemy." forgetting such notions as 'humanity.' The K219 was a loss for Russia. And it was a real test of both sides, in the face of a potential nuclear war. Good people die, as governments deny... But isn't that way?

[@jaydefuca4153]

Who followed who wanting to get... closer while in THREE THOUSAND YARDS distance? Answer that to yourself (IF you have the permission of your american arrogance is the worst thing that makes this country lose one war after the other).

[@jameslanning8405]

@@jaydefuca4153 What? One sub following another is a common tactic on both sides. All sides. All countries with the capability, shadow one another, when they can find one another, beneath the surface. It's how they collect information on the sub they follow. If you watched the video, the collision occurred when the Russian sub went into reverse suddenly and the American sub could not respond in time to miss it. Even so, the Russian sub was not so damaged they could not surface. They did just that! It was the fires inside that made them try to partially flood the sub and extinguish the fire. "A fire that started with the mixture of rocket fuel and sea water... An explosive mixture in any situation." Neither sub was so damaged by the collision, that they could no longer function. There is no arrogance in that. If insulting people is all you have, then don't get on the internet... But because of the collision, all nations with submarines at that time, agreed to stop the shadowing of each other's subs, to limit any further collisions. But who believes that it no longer goes on?

[@jaydefuca4153]

What is... "common" doesn't mean it is right, neither means it is correct according to maritime law (which certainly you are totally unaware even of its basics...). Do you know how many nautical miles a country can claim as territorial waters and how many miles does your country recognize as legit@@jameslanning8405? When you find out, you have the answer on why he was following SO CLOSE.

[@duanehamilton496]

This was a fun movie, I enjoyed it. Technically, I think it was awful. First, it is a very detailed process to launch a nuclear missile. If there were a fire in their missile compartment it is much more likely that one of them would have exploded and destroyed the ship. Second, the only way to shut down their reactors was to enter the reactor compartment and operate a hand crank? The Soviets weren't known for their fine safety programs, but they were not that stupid. How would they have performed routine reactor startups, shut downs, and normal operations? It is more likely that a guy on a control panel could instantly shut down the reactor with the flick of a switch.

[@sparrowlt]

They did try to shut down the reactors after they couldnt contain the fires.. the problem is that the reactor controls were in a room next to the command center at the other side of the missile compartment wich was on fire.. and the fire destroyed the reactor controls ..so they had to shut down they by hand.. the problem here was that there was also a fire in the reactor compartment making condictions horrible for those shutting down them by hand.. In reality the reactors were not going criticial or overheating but there was no way they would leave them running in a burning room in an out of control sub so they had to shut them down yes or yes.. the end result was the same..Sergei Preminin died after he shut them down and was unable to leave the compartment

[@tomm1968]

The initial missile tube explosion killed 2 sailors and damaged the reactor controls. Safety systems should have automatically SCRAM'ed the reactor when the explosion happened, but that failed in the explosion. That is the reason the reactor had to be shut down by hand. In reality, doing so was a death sentence for the reactor crew because their protective gear was insufficient for that level of exposure. Preminin would have known he was a dead man before he went into the reactor compartment. As it happens, this is the only part of the story that is really accurate. USS Augusta (not Aurora) never collided with the Russians. The captains of both subs agree on this point. The fire and explosions were caused by a leaking missile tube hatch. The seawater combined with the missile fuel to ignite the fire. K-219 already had one missile tube welded shut due to a similar accident previously occurring. A large percentage of the tension and drama in this movie has no basis in real life. I was quite disappointed at how far departed from reality this really is.

[@sigmundfred251]

This is really a B Grade movie, perhaps C with Plagerism considered.

[@howardking3601]

A little grease on the ram's screw would make a lot of difference. Hear it squeak? Even the Russians are not that stupid!

[@robbieallan6522]

What choice did he have? Not only did he save most of his crew but untold millions more if he hadnt done what in my opinion was the right and only thing he could do..

[@UserUser-ww2nj]

Small error at the beginning . They spelt Boston with a capital " B " and that is the letter "V" in Russian but the rest was as it should have been

[@mr.mcintosh]

Why did Admiral Quinn keep calling Lieutenant COMMANDER Curtis "Lieutenant"? The proper designation is "Commander" even though she was a Lieutenant Commander.

[@richardstaples8621]

Like the Coca-Cola machine at around 1:19. A nice little nod to Dr Strangelove?

[@gomer6477]

Yet we still build these 30 billion dollar monstrosities for what?

[@williameberhart3505]

Seriously Good Film

[@jorossi927]

There's so much we could learn from eachother instead of being enemies LET ME JUST ADD: NO WONDER OUR OCEANS ARE POLLUTED

[@slidingdoor9055]

Did the Auraura skipper get his licence out of a Corn Flakes box?

[@clayz1]

Corn flakes box? You are not from around here are you?

[@JanetElson]

He was over caffeinated

[@jpcoyotte]

Great movie tanks

[@colarguns]

What the military also won’t admit to, is a whole bunch of US navy ships sailed right over that Russian submarine, and never knew it! I know, as a Marine, I was on the USS Inchon with the Nimitz and a couple more, all heading to Norway for operation Northern Wedding Bold Guard. I never knew about this event until years later.