

U-571
"生か死か――限界突破!"
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1942年北大西洋。1隻のドイツ潜水艦Uボート571号がイギリスの駆逐艦に攻撃され漂流、救難信号を発信する。 それを傍受したアメリカ海軍は潜水艦S-33をUボートに偽装、救援を装ってU571号を乗っ取り、ドイツ軍の最新暗号機(エニグマ)を奪取する作戦に出る。 しかし作戦実行中、救難信号を受けロリアンのUボート・ブンカーからU571号の救援に駆けつけた本物のUボートによってS-33が撃沈され乗組員のほとんどを失ってしまう。 敵潜水艦に取り残された副長ら数人は、扱いなれないUボート571号を駆使して、帰還しようとドイツ軍に立ち向かう。
製作費: $62,000,000 (93億円)
興行収入: $127,700,000 (192億円)
純利益: $65,700,000 (99億円)
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Can you forgive the film makers their sins? Once in a while there comes a time when a film lover has their patience snapped, that we can't surely accept in this instance that poetic license is OK as an excuse purely for Hollywood to make a piece of entertainment. U-571 pretty much rips up the history books for its own ends, something that would see even the film makers themselves bow their heads during the years that followed. However... As a drama - cum - thriller, Jonathan Mostow's film is top end. There's some iffy acting in the support slots, but the production is still excellently put together. Suspense down below in the submarine is high anxiety, the tactics of war in the Atlantic superbly written, while the finale face off is edge of the seat gripping. It's these things that has let U-571 gain decent ratings on the main internet movie sites. Taken as a piece of Hollywood guff, it's a rocking war movie, one that also sounds absolutely tremendous through home cinema systems. As long as you accept it as guff - regardless of your nationality, then there is a great time to be had. But just as with films like Braveheart, do familiarise yourselves with the facts afterwards. 6/10
I usually enjoy submarine movies. Loads of action and precious little romance to clutter up the thing. On that front, this delivers quite well as Matthew McConaughey ("Tyler") and Bill Paxton ("Dahlgren") lead a daring mission to capture the enigma coding machine from an U-Boat. Thanks to a broken down Nazi sub in the middle of the ocean, the initial part of the operation goes surprisingly smoothly, but just at the moment of triumph, well - the rudder comes off. They must now make the best use they can of their captured ship and try to make it home in one piece with their prize. This isn't going to be easy. The torpedo tubes don't work. the thing is held together with chewing gum and willpower and the enemy know that they are out there. If you ignore the fact that this has very little to do with the history of the actual device, well, at least until the few captions at the end - this is quite a passable adventure with plenty of action, some not so great CGI and a competent acting ensemble to do the gung ho, ye ha stuff adequately enough. It can, at times, be effectively claustrophobic and does illustrate just how precarious life could be stuck in an airless tube 600 feet under the surface - especially when some guy on top is dropping depth charges. It's watchable, but equally forgettable.
























