i saw the movie in the theater at its release and then watched the vhs tape over the years and and while strolling through target saw this dvd bundled with pushing tin for the exorbitant sum of $5. 50. there is something about this comedy that has really clicked with me  how kelsey grammar and with a tattoo on his thing and is an unorthodox commander who inherits a rusty diesel sub and a crew of screwballs and misfits. he up against the navy best  a los angeles class nuclear attack sub  and his old captain (wm macy). bruce dern plays the bad guy and rip torn the admiral running the exercise  if you do not laugh hysterically during the run silent segment with the cook and well and you have a different kind of humor from me. towards the end the machinist says d. b. f. with no explanation  it is apparently some inside knowledge gotten from an old submariner consultant  thanks to google i learned that with the advent of the nuclear subs the old salts would wear dbf pins  diesel boats forever. a navy friend said that many of the technical aspects aren not correct but who cares  it is one of the funniest movies i have seen. i do not think it takes a clairvoyant to know who will win in this exercise. 
i saw the movie in the theater at its release and then watched the vhs tape over the years and and while strolling through target saw this dvd bundled with pushing tin for the exorbitant sum of $5. 50. there is something about this comedy that has really clicked with me  how kelsey grammar and with a tattoo on his thing and is an unorthodox commander who inherits a rusty diesel sub and a crew of screwballs and misfits. he up against the navy best  a los angeles class nuclear attack sub  and his old captain (wm macy). bruce dern plays the bad guy and rip torn the admiral running the exercise  if you do not laugh hysterically during the run silent segment with the cook and well and you have a different kind of humor from me. towards the end the machinist says d. b. f. with no explanation  it is apparently some inside knowledge gotten from an old submariner consultant  thanks to google i learned that with the advent of the nuclear subs the old salts would wear dbf pins  diesel boats forever. a navy friend said that many of the technical aspects aren not correct but who cares  it is one of the funniest movies i have seen. i do not think it takes a clairvoyant to know who will win in this exercise. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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