It’s a truly remarkable film that leans toward the horrors faced by people with demanding jobs, such as these submarine sailors.ĭuring the cold war in the 1960s, Phantom tells us the story of a Soviet submarine during those trying times. The plot surrounds a German submarine as it patrols the Atlantic Ocean during the Second World War. Instead of relying on heavy action or face-paced sequences, it tells the story of wartime boredom that sailors and submariners might face. However, it’s not the weather it’s the threats under and over the water that the characters must fight.ĭas Boot is a rather unconventional war/submarine film. The story is that of Ernest Krause (Hanks), who is allotted to lead an allied naval convoy across the dangerous Atlantic. This film is based on the infamous Battle of The Atlantic, in which countless submarines, boats, and other naval staff took part. Greyhound is yet another stellar film for Tom Hanks’ ever-growing grand resume. However, the twist soon arrives when a meningitis outbreak threatens all the inhabitants of the submarine. Soon, the survivors are picked up by a German U-Boat. Macy, tells us the story of a drowning American submarine, which was torpedoed. Even though the film has all the tools of being an action war drama, it relies heavily on its lead characters’ story and acting. In Enemy Hands is anything but your average action-filled junk movie. However, you shouldn’t expect a stellar story, as this film’s only purpose is to give people their fix of submarine films. Soon, the story unwraps, and everything becomes clearer to the main character.
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