Review of The Enemy Below (1957) by Allan C — 08 Sep 2017
Taught WWII naval dogfight between US destroyer captain Robert Mitchum and German U-Boat commander Curt Jurgens. The Nazi's are certainly the bad guys, but they are treated with a surprising amount of respect, which was unexpected, though I suppose this picture was made 12 years after the war, so maybe that was enough time for Germans to be good again.
Directed by song and dance man Dick Powell, he's crafted a tight muscular war film that I would rank as the best submarine picture up to this point.
This review of The Enemy Below (1957) was written by Allan C on 08 Sep 2017.
The Enemy Below has generally received very positive reviews.
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