Crimson Tide Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1995
- 116 min
- 6,300 Views
- He took SEALS into Panama in '89.
- Tomahawks in the Gulf in '91.
- Took out eight or nine X.O. S in '94?
- Ouch.
- Last one caught what? Appendicitis?
- Yeah, right.
[Man Shouting]
- The Enemy Below.
- Robert Mitchum.
- And?
- And what?
- Robert Mitchum.
- Incomplete answer.
- The German guy with the white hair?
- Yeah. What's his name?
- Who was it?
- Curt Jurgens.
[Couple Shouting]
Hardy Kruger.
[Laughing] No way.
- Robert Shaw in his Nazi period.
- [Laughs]
Question is invalid.
We're even.
- Whoo.
- How you doin'?
- I'm fine. Thanks.
- Good. Address me as "sir"
when you speak to me!
Stand at attention, sailor!
Is he gonna fit in the sub?
Doubtful.
Who played the German sub commander
in The Enemy Below with Robert Mitchum?
- Was it Curt Jurgens or Hardy Kruger?
- Sir...
Wrong answer!
Drop down and give me 20! Now!
- Move! Move!
- One. [Straining] Two.
- Run Silent, Run Deep.
- [Sailor] Three.
The guy with the ears
and a little moustache.
- Cary Grant.
- [Grunts]
[Whining]
- Why?
- She doesn't know what's goin' on.
I think she thinks
I'm goin' away forever.
- I'll take care of her.
- You will?
- Yeah.
- You promise?
I promise.
- I love you, Dad.
- I love you too, son.
[Kissing]
Okay.
[Sighs] You know
I don't know what to say.
Just say good-bye.
See you in my dreams.
Give me a kiss.
- Davis.
- How you doin', sir?
Crew present and
accounted for, sir.
Little ducks...
there's trouble
in Russia.
So they called us.
We're going over there
and bringing...
the most lethal killing machine
ever devised.
We're capable...
of launching
more firepower...
than has ever been released
in the history of war.
For one purpose alone:
To keep our country safe.
We constitute the front line...
and the last line of defense.
[Thunder Rumbling]
I expect and demand...
your very best.
Anything less, you should have
joined the Air Force.
[Men Laughing]
This might be our
Commander-in-Chief's Navy...
but this is my boat.
And all I ask is that
you keep up with me.
And if you can't...
that strange sensation you'll be feeling
in the seat of your pants...
will be my boot in your ass.
- Mr. Cob?
- Yes, sir!
You're aware of the name of this ship,
aren't you, Mr. Cob?
Very aware, sir!
doesn't it, Mr. Cob?
Very proud, sir!
- It represents fine people.
- Very fine people, sir!
- Who live in a fine, outstanding state.
- [Cob] Outstanding, sir!
In the greatest country
in the entire world.
[Cob] In the entire world, sir.
- And what is that name, Mr. Cob?
- Alabama, sir!
- And what do we say?
- [Both] Go, 'Bama!
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