5. Hostile Waters (1997)
It is a British thriller film based on an actual event, this made-for-TV drama chronicles a Russian-American situation that had the potential to sink the two countries relations. Military leaders on opposing sides debate what happened when an American submarine and a Russian nuclear submarine collided. The acting depicted the heroism and desperation that, as far as anyone (not in the submarine or military intelligence community) can know, really occurred.
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4. Face/Off (1997)
This is hands down one of the best action movies ever made in America. The actors get into their respective roles and play them like a charm. Tremendous action sequences. Tremendous screenplay. Tremendous writing. Innovative story and some memorable characters make Face Off a real classic. Travolta and Cage put on a show and John Woo’s action is breathtaking. It has also garnered many positive reviews worldwide.
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3. Black Sea (2014)
It is a suspenseful maritime adventure thriller directed by Kevin Macdonald. A Submarine captain who leads a crew on the hunt for some Nazi gold believed to be at the bottom of the Black Sea. Like most submarine films, this is a pressure-cooker story about what happens when already-tense men pile into a glorified tin can and spend a few weeks underwater. The clash of personalities adds to the excitement through danger and mechanical malfunctions.
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2. Bad Boys (1995)
“Bad Boys” tries with all the energy at its command to redeem an exhausted story with sheer technique. It is an American buddy cop action comedy film directed by Michael Bay. The film revolves around two Miami Narcotic Detectives. The movie received worldwide praising. It has relentless editing, slick action sequences, and blows up stuff real good. Miami detectives Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) and Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) investigate $100 million of seized Mafia heroin, which was stolen from a secure police vault. Internal Affairs suspects that it was an inside job and threatens to shut down the entire department unless they recover the drugs within five days. The climax is ideal for those with the attention-span deficit.
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1. The Hurricane (1999)
It is another epic by Denzel Washington. The Hurricane is one of the most influential movies that you will ever see. The story of Rubin “Hurricane” Carter lives in all of those who watch this film, giving them a sense of belief to never give up on your dreams or whatever the truth may be. In 1966, Rubin “Hurricane” Carter was a top-ranked middleweight boxer whom many fight fans expected to become world champion. Denzel Washington represents a picture-perfect image of the real hero. With extremely moving dialogue, grippingly emotional performances, and a story that people would be ashamed not to cry over.
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