K-19: The Widowmaker 4K 2002 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

"K-19: The Widowmaker" is a thrilling movie about the events of the Cold War, based on real events. The movie tells the story of the Soviet submarine K-19, which encounters technical problems during its first patrol. As the boat's nuclear reactor begins to fail, the commander and crew face incredible pressure and must make decisions that will affect the fate of not only them, but the entire world. This is a story of bravery, sacrifice and the human spirit shown in a critical situation.

Review 4K Movie

Forget the critics, forget about the whiney Russian sailors: this film is worth watching. This just goes to show how idiotic the general viewing public has become. Critics have become nothing but a bunch of "good review" whores who work for commission and free gifts. It just goes to show idiotic they are, embracing schlock like Spider-man but putting down audacity like this film. For shame. With a good cast, excellent tension and Harrison Ford, they still want more action and silly exposition.

Maybe it is the subject matter, or maybe it's the fact Harrison Ford isn't killing anyone and trying to act sexy, but I cannot understand why anyone would put this film down. I don't think this film is detrimental to the reputations to the Russian sailors, who were portrayed with gusto and bravado not exhibited in most submarine films. Also, the claustrophobic nature of the film must have been difficult to film, considering the close quarters the characters had to work with. Overall, the film probably could have used some fine tuning, but the way it is, it is still quite a film to watch.