This is a very difficult film to shoot, which costs a lot of money, and it is necessary to make a big production and high technology. Technology is changing rapidly, the form is easily surpassed by later films, and the story is the core.
No matter how perfect the computer stunts, no matter how grand the scene, it also needs story support. The story of this film is decent, and the scene of the submarine is refreshing, so it can avoid the visual fatigue of the audience.
The story of this film is a bit rough and cannot be compared to the rescue of the soldiers. Both plot rhythm and story details are inadequate.
Hollywood movies are better than scenes, and even shots and pictures that are not prominent in the narrative task can have a strong attraction, which can largely make up for the shortcomings of some stories. So there will be very simple stories that can also be very good results.
When I watched this film, I once again felt that the war was very cruel, whether it was the Nazi Germans or the Allies, I did not want any of them to die.
On the other hand, individuals are more disgusted with such adaptations that are completely contrary to historical facts. Applying a completely realistic submarine model, the screenwriter made a "great achievement" of the Us army occupying the submarine and finally sinking the German destroyers.
The real-history U-571 was sunk in Ireland on 28 January 1944 by a depth charge of the MKII Sunderland seaplane of the Royal Australian Air Force Squadron 461,
The German submarine U-Type 14 replenishment submarines supported at the time did not have torpedo launchers, so they would not actually attack the S33. Moreover, the real-time American submarine S33 has been stationed in the Pacific Theater since June 1942 and has not participated in the War in the North Atlantic.
And about the interception of the cipher machine.
On 9 May 1941, the Royal Navy's H91 Bulldog was the first to obtain the Enigma machine and codebook from the U-110, and the more codebook was obtained from the U-559 in 1942, thus contributing to the cracking of The Bridges. [5] The U-boat captured by the British Navy was a U-570 captured in August 1941 and towed back into port by the Royal Navy P715, although the crew of the U-570 had destroyed classified information on board.
The British then intercepted 15 Enigma aircraft from several enemy ships, two of which were acquired by the Anglo-Canadian Forces from the U-774, and then the U-505 was intercepted by the U.S. Navy in June 1944, after which the Allies learned of the Enigma.
Another actor must mention that the key character in the film, the first mate of the S33 submarine, is played by Harvey Harvey Keitel, who is also the love of Quentin, who played MR in 1992's "Falling Dogs". White, in 1994's "Pulp Fiction", played the professional corpse collector 'The Wolf', the character modeling is clear and unforgettable.....