U-571: La batalla del Atlántico

Título original: U-571

2000
PG-13
1h 56min

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Un submarino alemán es abordado por submarinistas americanos disfrazados que intentan capturar su máquina de cifrado Enigma.Un submarino alemán es abordado por submarinistas americanos disfrazados que intentan capturar su máquina de cifrado Enigma.Un submarino alemán es abordado por submarinistas americanos disfrazados que intentan capturar su máquina de cifrado Enigma.

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 4 premios ganados y 10 nominaciones en total

Trivia
The caption before the end credits, detailing the fact that the Royal Navy captured the first Enigma machine, was only added after an outcry in Britain, where it was believed that Hollywood was trying to claim the credit for the Americans (whose forces captured no German Naval Enigma material until 1944).

Errores
At the beginning of the movie when the U-571 is under depth charge attack from the British destroyer, the order is given to surface the sub due to damage. When they surface, the Captain reports "All clear!" and orders lookouts to the bridge. What happened to the British destroyer that was just attacking them? It should have still been nearby and would have seen them surface.

Citas
Chief Klough: You're the skipper now. And the skipper always knows what to do whether he does or not.

Versiones alternativas
At least one version of the theatrical release contained no subtitles for the opening scene aboard the German submarine. This was possibly to increase dramatic effect, placing emphasis on the acting and visuals rather than the dialogue.

Conexiones
Edited into In Enemy Hands (2004)

Bandas sonoras
Lover, Come Back to Me
Written by Sigmund Romberg, Oscar Hammerstein II
(performed at the wedding reception while Dahlgreen is talking to Tyler)

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Good movie, quite well made, total rubbish historically

I saw this film on BBC TV tonight. Let's start by saying as a historical document it sucks - everyone knows that it was a British crew that found the naval Enigma machine and code books, fact. However, the second world war did happen and submarines sank ships. The film was quite well made and fairly well acted but the story should be taken with the proverbial pinch of salt. Robin Hood, Men in Tights was more historically accurate. There have been many submarine films including the superb German made "Das Boot" and an old British black and white film made on a shoestring budget - "Morning Departure" - based on the true story the sinking of HMS Truculent and the attempts made to rescue her trapped crew.