Out of the Depths

1945
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1h 1min

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Jim Bannon, Ken Curtis, and Ross Hunter in Out of the Depths (1945)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAn American submarine commanded by Captain Faversham (Jim Bannon) is under orders to proceed to Korea via the Sea of Japan. After they pick up intelligence officer Clayton Shepherd (Ross Hun... Leer todoAn American submarine commanded by Captain Faversham (Jim Bannon) is under orders to proceed to Korea via the Sea of Japan. After they pick up intelligence officer Clayton Shepherd (Ross Hunter), they learn that Japan has been defeated, and that their prize passenger carries info... Leer todoAn American submarine commanded by Captain Faversham (Jim Bannon) is under orders to proceed to Korea via the Sea of Japan. After they pick up intelligence officer Clayton Shepherd (Ross Hunter), they learn that Japan has been defeated, and that their prize passenger carries information which will prevent the bombing of the ship "Missouri" during the surrender signing... Leer todo

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A fairly good war adventure yarn.

One more patriotic war movie for its time. No surprise however, but good acting and good special effects for 1945 and above all for this kind of production. This movie is about US submarines crews in the Pacific and their fight against Japanese fleet. There were a bunch of films of this kind, during the war, and not all good ones. Wallace Mac Donald - the producer - was a efficient one, better than Sam Katzman, for Columbia Pictures too.

D Ross Lederman, the director, made nearly his all carrier in Warner Brothers, and almost B pictures.

If you really love submarine adventures, this one is not DAS BOOT but far better than, for instance, SUBMARINE COMMAND. A submarine movie with nearly no submarine. But that's another comment...