Tides of War

Have a feeling we will get alot of Das Boots...and i wouldnt argue. Lets hear em. Whats yours?

In my collection:

Das Boot

Crimson Tide

Red Oktober

K-19 Widowmaker

U-571

Run silent, run deep

The "Cruel Sea", followed by "Enemy Below", and "Das Boot".

Shig

Run Silent, Run Deep

In Harms Way

Das Boat

Destination Tokyo

Never saw enemy below....

The Cruel Sea and the silent Enemy

My favorite movie as listed in one of the other posts is "The Hunley".

It's a true story of a civil war sub in 1864.

The Hunt for red October

K19

U-571

Destination Tokyo

Operation Pettycoat - old comedy with Tony Curtis and Cary Grant. Has my dad's Fletcher DD568 in it.

Movie's I didn't care too much for:

Crimson Tide

Das Boot

Mitch

Movie's I didn't care too much for:

Crimson Tide

Das Boot

Curious....and suprised....why?

Well, it's been so long since I watched Das Boot, I should probably watch it again before I diss it. From what I remember, I didn't care for the sub titles and just didn't bother watching it a second time even though I've got it on dvd. As far as Crimson Tide, I thought it was too politically correct, and too much bad language that didn't have to be in there. I guess your typical hollyweird slant.

Mitch

I hated Crimson Tide. It started well, but once it became, "mutiny, counter-mutiny, counter-counter-mutiny, counter-counter-counter-mutiny," etc, it got dull and predictable.

Gene Hackman and Denzel Washington were great, however.

And Hunt for Red October is a classic. Sean Connery is simply hilarious.

"Give me a ping, Vasily."

That's the voiceover I'd KILL for in Enigma.

Matt

it became, "mutiny, counter-mutiny, counter-counter-mutiny, counter-counter-counter-mutiny," etc, it got dull and predictable.

I agree 100% with that. But somehow, I still love it. Its a great representation of the modern nuclear attack sub....Plus, hackman and washinton? yeah. godd film regardless.