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Hellcats of the Navy Movie Synopsis.
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I am writing this review to right a previous reviewer. Instead of discussing the pros and cons of this movie “laddie5″ simply engaged in a character assassination of Ronald and Nancy Reagan. Having actually seen this movie, I can shriek you that it is definitely a agreeable one–and also highly underrated! The movie was well adapted from a unique by Vice-Admiral Charles A. Lockwood. In other words, the movie creates a very profitable image of what it was like on a WWII submarine. Furthermore, the acting is not stiff! The characters all really rep into their roles and everything goes smoothly. I strongly recommend this movie to everyone and hope that my fellow reviewers will be more unprejudiced from now on.
The “Hellcats of the Navy” are a special branch of the U.S. Navy Submarine Service who did Special Ops. Commander Casey Adams (Ronald Reagan) and the U.S.S. Starfish are sent to bring serve sample Japanese mines for the Navy to behold. The mission succeeds, but Adams is forced to abandon one of his frogmen, the celebrated Wes Barton (Harry Lauter) . The boat’s second in assure, Lt. Commander Don Landon (Arthur Franz) second-guesses the captain’s decision, since Barton had made advances to the skipper’s girlfriend, nurse Helen Blair (Nancy Davis) . Landon becomes even more poor when he learns Adams turns in a represent that says he is a wonderful junior officer but is emotional unfit for deny (yes, parts of this movie are going to remind you of “U-157″ while others are reminiscent of “Star Slither II: The Wrath of Khan”) . On the return mission, the Starfish is lost, but Adams, Landon and some of the men are rescued. Finally, after another successful mission their current sub gets a wire entangled in the rudder and Adams goes below in a diving suit to fix the quandary. When a Japanese destroyer bears down on the sub, Landon gives the order to submerge, leaving Adams gradual.
This 1957 film directed by Nathan Juran, has the virtue of being based on a unique, “Hellcats of the Sea,” written by a couple of Admirals, Charles A. Lockwood (played by Maurice Manson in the film) and Hans Christian Adamson. While it owes its set in cinematic history to the fact it is the only film in which Ron and Nancy Reagan appeared together, the strength of “Hellcats of the Navy” is the treatment of assure decisions and the morality of leadership. This is a movie that you would have conception would have been produced during or shortly after World War II, but since it deals with secret operations it is not a memoir the Navy would have passed on until years later. This is not a ample WW2 submarine film like “Destination Tokyo,” but it is not a dreadful one by any means. Oh, and the scenes between Ron and Nancy? Well, the romantic sub-plot is fair minimal and their scenes kill up being minor curiosities that are somewhat flat when compared to the shots of them objective looking at each other during their years in the White House.
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