HUNTER KILLER - CACCIA NEGLI ABISSI

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HUNTER KILLER - CACCIA NEGLI ABISSI Movie

2018

(6,6 out of 10)
Azione (Thriller)
2 h 2 min - 122 min
Directed by Donovan Marsh

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	Ethan Baird
	Jacob Scipio
	Dempsey Bovell
	Corey Johnson

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In seguito ad un colpo di Stato effettuato dal ministro della difesa russo, il comandante Joe Glass si troverà suo malgrado a dover salvare il presidente russo per evitare un conflitto mondiale.

The DSRV-1 "Mystic" in this film was retired in 2008 and replaced by the SRDRS, Submarine Rescue Diving Recompression System. <br>------------------------<br><br>When their sub is under attack Butler commands "60 degree down bubble" and his officer replies "60 degree up bubble" <br>------------------------<br><br>When the ground crew jumps from the plane, it is dark and they are jumping through a storm. On the ground it is dry and sunny. <br>------------------------<br><br>The icebergs present at the beginning of the film disappear without explanation. <br>------------------------<br><br>When the SEAL sniper is being chased by the Russians in some woods, he jumps over a fallen tree. At that moment, he lets go of his rifle. When the camera switches to show the end of that roll, the rifle is at his hand again. <br>------------------------<br><br>When Russian president dives with SEALs to swim to "Mystic", there is well visible bloodstain on his shirt. When he's lifted into "Mystic", stain is magically gone. And it reappears when president is handed over to submarine's crew. <br>------------------------<br><br>In one scene there is no blood on the Russian President's shirt. <br>------------------------<br><br>The port of Polyarny does not lie at the end of a long, narrow inlet but rather on the western side of Kola Bay which is at least a mile wide at that point. <br>------------------------<br><br>The special forces group get to the water in the harbor by climbing up a spillway. From the ocean? To lower terrain? <br>------------------------<br><br>On the sub, after a success, everyone shouts "Oorah". However, that is the Marine battle cry. The Navy battle cry is "Hooyah". <br>------------------------<br><br>The icebergs in the film show more ice above the water than below it when in fact 7/8 of the mass of all icebergs is below the waterline. <br>------------------------<br><br>Soldiers are shown diving in waters north of the Arctic Circle with exposed faces and standard wet suits. Later in the film, characters are shown diving beneath the water without any kind of thermal protection at all. The maximum temperature of the Barents Sea even during the height of summer would require the use of full-body dry suits to avoid dying of hypothermia very quickly. <br>------------------------<br><br>There are no icebergs in the Barents Sea near Murmansk Oblast at any time of year. <br>------------------------<br><br>An American Navy SEAL is shot (and killed) while diving underwater. This is not possible: even with a 50 caliber in short range, any bullet would slow down and stop after a less than three feet. In the movie, even with the Kalashnikovs the Russians are firing, the shot would have been quite harmless at that depth. <br>------------------------<br><br>Captain Glass mentioned that he has read the Russian Captain's file, therefore he knows he speaks English. He didn't have to. All naval officers learn English regardless of their country, since English is the official language in navigation. <br>------------------------<br><br>At 53:39, Glass (Gerard Butler) calls his sub a "ship." As someone who supposedly mustanged his way up through the ranks (he was a bull nuke), he would know that subs are colloquially called boats. <br>------------------------<br><br>Scene depicting Russian Northern Fleet shows a U.S. Navy Nimitz-class aircraft carrier leading their battle group... Russia has nothing similar. <br>------------------------<br><br>The "Russian" destroyer can't hit ground targets with its SAM (SA-N-9). Because that's what they have launched from the VLS. The anti-surface weapons are carried in the quadruple launchers to the left and right of the bridge. But they can also only engage ships, not buildings. <br>------------------------<br><br>Los Angeles-class submarines [with the exception of the USS Rickover] are named after U.S. cities while Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines [with the exception of the USS Jackson], Seawolf-class fast attack subs [with the exception of the USS Seawold and USS Carter], and Virginia-class fast attack subs [with the exception of the USS Warner] are named after U.S. states. <br>------------------------<br><br>Near the end there is a small RHIB (boat) next to the submarine for transferring people off and its flying the flag of Russia while it should be flying the Russian naval ensign (St. Andrews flag). <br>------------------------<br><br>Common's character has valor awards and a Purple Heart, but no Combat Action Ribbon which would usually be awarded along with such medals. <br>------------------------<br><br>Glass is shown in Scotland hunting a red deer stag with a bow in the middle of winter. Red stags are not in season in the winter and it's illegal to hunt with a bow in the UK. <br>------------------------<br><br>The Virginia class can launch Tomahawks from its VLS. To defend the sub, the missile have to be launched BEFORE the shore battery fires. After, there is no possibility to intercept the incoming missiles with Tomahawks. <br>------------------------<br><br>Glass is at times referred to as 'captain' and other times as 'commander'. The insignia on his collar is a silver leaf - that of an O5 commander. The insignia is correct; however, in the US Navy any naval officer who commands a ship, submarine, or other vessel is addressed by naval custom as "Captain" while aboard in command, regardless of their actual rank. They may also be informally referred to as "Skipper." <br>------------------------<br><br>The rank insignia on Admiral Durov's field uniform is incorrect and/or badly made. The star in a wreath on his shoulder boards should be a red star not a gold one. The "Marshal's Star" (the large star on the same shoulder board) should be attached through embroidery. Instead the edges of the star are pulling away from the board appearing to have been badly attached with glue rather than needle and thread. <br>------------------------<br><br>When the USS Arkansas dives the last man shouts 'last man, hatch secured'. The we see that the last man is still securing the hatch. This would be a very dangerous way of working. Probably this is a cutting error but still incorrect. <br>------------------------<br><br>The "Russian" destroyer is a "doctored" version of the Udaloy II class. Front gun removed, vertical launcher and RBU added on the focsle. <br>------------------------<br><br>As the US fleet approaches the Russian fleet US sailors are shown in full dress uniform lining the decks of the ships. This would not happen when approaching an enemy fleet on the open sea. <br>------------------------<br><br>When Glass meets his XO for the first time, the XO asks 'how was your trip in from Portsmouth?' In the previous scene, we see Glass stalking a stag in Lochaber, Scotland; a navy helo flies in to collect him from there and take him to the USS Arkansas which was at Faslane, also in Scotland. He would not have needed to go via Portsmouth. <br>------------------------<br><br>