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Release Year: 2000
Rating: PG-13
Duration: 116 minutes
Director: Jonathan Mostow
Producer: Dino De Laurentiis, Martha De Laurentiis
Distributor: Universal Pictures
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synopsis
In the battle front of espionage and code cracking of World War II, there remains but one task on the Allied agenda: the capture of a German "Enigma" machine which will allow the Allied naval forces to locate and track submerged German U-Boat submarines. When one such German vessel breaks down after a battle with British forces, a secret mission is dispatched to take over the U-Boat by commando American forces and retrieve an Enigma machine intact. The raid goes well, at first, yetfollowing the destruction of the American mothership and the arrival of reenforcement German ships, the Americans trapped on the U-Boat must use their training and wits to pilot U-571 in order to save their lives.
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cast
Bill Paxton as Lt. Cmdr. Mike Dahlgren
Erik Palladino as Seaman Anthony Mazzola, Planesman
Harvey Keitel as CPO Henry Klough
Jon Bon Jovi as Lt. Pete Emmett, Chief Engineer
Matthew McConaughey as Lt. Andrew Tyler, Executive Officer
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quote
Chief Klough: You're the skipper now. And the skipper always knows what to do whether he does or not.
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U-571 Posters (5 posters)
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U-571 Pictures (11 pictures)
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U-571 Wallpapers (4 wallpapers)
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U-571 Trailers
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- Trailer - Medium (QuickTime)
- Trailer - Small (QuickTime)
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U-571 Reviews (5 reviews)
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| Source : rec.art.movies.reviews newsgroup | | Rating : 3
| It's finally time to reassess the submarine movie to see if it's outlived its useful life. I was skeptical enough when Crimson Tide came out in 1995, feeling like a knockoff of The Hunt for Red October, itself an homage to Das Boot, it something of an homage to Run Silent, Run Deep. They even made Down Periscope, which four years of therapy have not helped me to forget.
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