Not bad for a B movie
An officer that was never supposed to be a skipper gets command of a submarine for a super secret mission to find a Japanese fleet during World War II. That’s the basis for Submarine Seakhawk. Every submarine movie has the same elements. They spend lots of time underwater leading to tension, get hit with depth charges, etc. Submarine Seahawk has that. What’s original about it is the resentment the crew has for the captain. Instead of coming together under the pressure of war they come apart. Yeah there are some cringe worthy moments like when they try to get the nerdy crewman a woman but it’s still pretty good for a B movie.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Spencer Gordon Bennet"], "Producers": ["Samuel Z. Arkoff", "Alex Gordon", "James H. Nicholson", "Lou Rusoff", "Ronald Sinclair"], "Starring": ["John Bentley", "Brett Halsey", "Wayne Heffley"], "Studio": ["Shout! Factory"]}

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