Worst movie ever made. Who invests in these anyway? A feeble attempt at making a real movie. I can see why it went straight to video. Unrealistic, terrible acting, and a plot that just doesn't work.

What always burns me on a film like this, the producers have made no effort to consult a military expert for anything. Set design, uniforms, weapons, etc. These guys just wing it. Navy uniforms that look like someone just pulled them out of a hamper. Army rank insignia on the collars. (I was in the Army for 28, I know the difference). The lady JAG officer with her long hair, fail! The undisciplined SEaLs with their nervous twitching and whining; the gigantic cabins; the sailors constantly saluting everyone in sight; a Bell 222 (American) helicopter used by the Russian terrorists; so much silliness. Why is it only Hanks and Spielberg can make a good military movie? Officers eating with the junior enlisted? Candles on the dinner table? WTF? Okay, I can't watch anymore....Stopping at 23 minutes.

I had to give one star to the movie, because there is no option to give zero stars. Maybe that one star could be given because of... I can't think of something. Maybe the acting is good, but that is almost impossible to tell, because most of the characters seem to be schizophrenics, which can turn form coward to hero even in the same dialog (don't believe me? Watch the movie.) The especial effects are so lame, that they kept repeating the same scene on and on (sorry, I didn't count the times I saw the open casket of the submarines). I wasn't sure what made a movie to be bad, but I've got to thank this movie for having it clear now: A bad movie is that one where you laugh at the "serious" parts, and you get pi++ed off by the "funny" parts. At least, that's what I learned from this one.