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60 of 71 · most liked firstHe had some clout, both from his rank and his reputation as a hero - if you ever saw the movie "K-19, the Widowmaker" - it was a true story, and that sub commander was Arkhipov. He ordered the sub to surface, identify himself, and take on fresh air so they could contact command and think clearly.
unlabelledView post →Hey #Filmsky , I’m on an not very urgent quest to watch all of Kathryn Bigelow’s films (well, maybe not the the art school films) and just found out she directed K-19 -The Widowmaker. Sort of thing you think you get free on streaming, but apparently not. Worth a rent or a buy?
unlabelledView post →In 2002, the mediocre film “K-19: The Widowmaker” purported to tell the story of the catastrophic 1961 accident, but many of the actual sailors objected to how they and their dead crew mates were portrayed, particularly the inclusion of fictitious incidents of cowardice and a non-existent revolt.
unlabelledView post →In 2002, the mediocre film “K-19: The Widowmaker” purported to tell the story of the catastrophic 1961 accident, but many of the actual sailors objected to how they and their dead crewmates were portrayed, particularly the inclusion of fictitious incidents of cowardice and a non-existent revolt.
unlabelledView post →K-19: The Widowmaker. What could be more romantic than a movie where a bunch of Russian sailors die horribly from radiation sickness?
unlabelledView post →I did not have time to contribute to this because I was at a festival but IF I did, the Harrison Ford movie I would’ve written about would’ve been K-19: THE WIDOWMAKER.
unlabelledView post →For the film’s 20th anniversary a few years ago, I wrote about how K-19: THE WIDOWMAKER totally altered Harrison Ford’s career. He went from pushing his persona and making interesting choices to taking some ill-advised low-hanging fruit.
unlabelledView post →For the first few years of our relationship my husband kept talking enthusiastically about the film K-19. It took me *years* to discover that it is not, in fact, a movie about a teenage dog.
unlabelledView post →Ford is also on the record of K-19 being his most under-appreciated film!!
unlabelledView post →Anything set on a submarine is a top-notch Dad movie. Crimson Tide, K-19: The Widowmaker, Hunt For Red October...
unlabelledView post →In 2002, the mediocre film “K-19: The Widowmaker” purported to tell the story of the catastrophic 1961 accident, but many of the actual sailors objected to how they and their dead crewmates were portrayed, particularly the inclusion of fictitious incidents of cowardice and a non-existent revolt.
unlabelledView post →One last thing but part of the reason I would’ve chosen K-19 is that part of its box office failure is baked into it being a summer release: a wintery film about the Cold War from the Russian side being put into US theaters in July?!? Wild stuff.
unlabelledView post →Movies I have seen: The A-Team The Bee Movie C Me Dance The D Train E.T. F1 G Force I.Q. J. Edgar K-19: The Widowmaker L.A. Confidential M O P2 Q: The Winged Serpent R.I.P.D. S&Man T2 Trainspotting U-571 V for Vendetta W. X Z I'm missing H, N, and Y
unlabelledView post →Today's Film Article: An interview with Kathryn Bigelow in this month's S&S mag (Dec' 25, Vol 35, # 10) - discussing her past films (The Loveless, Near Dark, Blue Steel, Point Break, Strange Days, K-19, The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty, Detroit, her latest, A House of Dynamite & more...) 1/2
unlabelledView post →#Edwards2026MovieThingChallenge June 7 - movie or TV character played by Liam Neeson that is NOT Qui-Gon or Oskar Schindler Capt. Mikhail Polenin in K-19: The Widowmaker (2002) #filmsky #moviesky
unlabelledView post →Wow. I never saw it at the time but K-19 Widowmaker may be the worst submarine movie of all time.
unlabelledView post →I've also re-watched "K-19: The Widowmaker" - www.imdb.com/title/tt0267... This one's still very good. The slow first half is compensated by a harrowing second half. Plus everyone does a pretty good job in it. 7/10 #Movie #Review #K19TheWidowmaker
unlabelledView post →R.I.P to Mike Wallace (83) film producer Terminator 3 Terminator Salvation Alexander World Trade Centre An award winning historican Co-authrored Gotham Mortiza Borman (71) Founder of Pacifian Filming Produced Wedding Planner K-19-The Widowmaker Nurse Betty Basic Instinct 2
unlabelledView post →My family always used that title as code for taking a giant dump. Nothing against the movie, it just feels like a bathroom code to say “oh man, I just dropped a full K-19 the Widowmaker in there. Give it time to air out.”
unlabelledView post →There's a scene in an old submarine movie (K-19) where teams have to take turns repairing a damaged nuclear reactor, and just a few mins of exposure devastates their bodies, and I feel like the morning trains are a bit like that.
unlabelledView post →K-19, again. She had the nuclear accident which was the subject of the movie in 1961 and was repaired and put back into service. In 1969 she collided with the US submarine Gato and had her forward section damaged. In 1971 she had a fire on board which killed 30 crewmen.
unlabelledView post →Hulu recommended K-19: The Widowmaker to me, and I thought “ok, why not?” This is a film I saw *in the theater* in 2002. And I remembered the accents being dodgy, but WOW, I’m not sure they’re trying.
unlabelledView post →alright it's time to watch the greatest movie ever made, a movie that's all about Mom and Dad learning to get along and love each other again. that's right it's time to watch K-19: The Widowmaker
unlabelledView post →K-19 Widowmaker is a movie about working in media: The workers know the plans and equipment don't work, the local managers know they're being set up to fail, and HQ has responded by parachuting in a new boss to stubbornly insist they all stay the course
unlabelledView post →In 2002, the mediocre film “K-19: The Widowmaker” purported to tell the story of the catastrophic 1961 accident, but many of the actual sailors objected to how they and their dead crewmates were portrayed, including fictitious incidents of cowardice and a non-existent revolt.
unlabelledView post →he definitely earned that "Stinky" award for "Worst Fake Russian Accent - Male" 😹 that was a fun (?!) movie tho. Despite the liberties it took with the real story, which believe it or not is even *worse*. That was just K-19's *first* disaster
unlabelledView post →When Russia's first nuclear submarine malfunctions, the crew must race to save the ship & prevent disaster. Harrison Ford & Liam Neeson star in thriller K-19: THE WIDOWMAKER, screening Jan 2 in our series Right Here Right Now!: The Films of Kathryn Bigelow. paristheaternyc.com/film/k19-the...
unlabelledView post →So priceless. Takes one back to movie K-19 with Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson.
unlabelledView post →Without knowing anything about it, my best guess is K-19 is a horror film about a country that subjects its citizens to 20 years of mandatory public school education.
unlabelledView post →I just watched a trailer for K-19: THE WIDOWMAKER, a movie set during the Cold War with both Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson cast as Soviet submariners. That feels just so wrong for some reason
unlabelledView post →Well, I would get rid of the regular one (which the other 2 jack Ryan are also the same way) but I can't bring myself to do it. But, I did add the K-19 movie to the set.
unlabelledView post →I was a film buff back in the day. imo K-19 was pretty cheesy but good film for what it was. I checked wiki because I'd forgotten the name of the U-571 movie. Bon Jovi is in the credits.
unlabelledView post →It's a fascinating story of men putting their lives at risk and helping all of us in the war effort. If you've seen the Bon Jovi movie K-19 Widowmaker, that was the American mission that stole a whole Enigma machine and fucked the whole thing
unlabelledView post →I will say that I still enjoy K-19, even though that film probably marks the turn in her career.
unlabelledView post →A friend has a better story, driving Harrison to get some weed when he was here making K-19: The Widowmaker (he was one of the drivers for the film). Harrison didn't want to stay in the car, so he went into the house with him, and the weed guys were on the couch watching Raiders of the Lost Ark!
unlabelledView post →speaking of accidents, the real story of Soviet nuclear sub K-19 is *so* much weirder and more awful than the Harrison Ford/Liam Neeson movie Especially *this* bit 😹
unlabelledView post →My faves are Young Frankenstein, The Hunt for Red October and every war movie out there, especially submarine movies. I am also a fan of chick flicks, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. I kind of love Kate Hudson. Rich, but beautiful. K-19: The Widowmaker is pretty good.
unlabelledView post →I think you’re right about the how emotions are played in her movies Point Break is one of my all time favorites and I remember not hating strange days. This movie is fine, it plays like an over the top HBO docudrama. Hurt Locker is straight up bad imo and I only like K-19 for Harrison Ford
unlabelledView post →K-19's really good, too, and I feel like that's the movie that transitioned her into the arena she's working in now.
unlabelledView post →Good Liam Neeson movie about him called K-19 The Widow Maker!
unlabelledView post →#OnThisDay in 2002 “K-19 The Widowmaker” premiered starring Harrison Ford & Liam Neeson @paramountpictures.bsky.social @alltherightmovies.com @datesinmovies.bsky.social @letterboxd.social @themoviedb.bsky.social @thr.com @deadline.com www.pluggedin.com/movie-review...
unlabelledView post →Best modern day sub movie? For me: 1: Crimson Tide 2: Hunt for Red October 3: K-19 4: The World is not Enough (LOL JK)
unlabelledView post →I love that movie. I have a thing for "male bonding under duress movies" that also includes Apollo 13, K-19, and Space Cowboys.
unlabelledView post →ALPHABET MOVIES💖💖💖📽️📽️📽️: Think of one Movie you really like that begins with the letter K and add here (pic, poster, GIF, etc) My Choice: K-19 The Widowmaker (2002) Your Choice? (Add To This Post) youtu.be/cUMw4mPuXcc?...
unlabelledView post →64 years ago, the Soviet Union launched its first missile-carrying submarine, the legendary K-19.(Legendary in a bad way - you may have seen the movie.) 77 years ago, the Organization of American States was established in Bogotá, Colombia. 78 years ago, Boulder Dam in Nevada was renamed Hoover Dam.
unlabelledView post →I watched K-19 The Widowmaker while folding clothes last weekend and this past weekend, so I agree with this proposal wholeheartedly. (Katheryn Bigelow! 2002! Harrison Ford! Liam Neesons! How did this movie stink so bad?)
unlabelledView post →Mom had the B-movie tv channel on all day yesterday and when I periodically glanced up I saw: - several gorgeously lit nighttime scenes, a sumptuously choreographed love scene, and impeccable tailoring in American Yakuza - actors in ensemble scenes given time to *act* in K-19 WE ARE LOSING RECIPES
unlabelledView post →Oh God! I'm forever traumatized by the movie K-19: The Widowmaker
unlabelledView post →I watched "K-19: The Widowmaker" directed by Katheryn Bigelow and starring Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson. This was a weird movie to watch in the current climate because it's about a Russian nuclear submarine. It flopped when it came out, but I didn't think it was bad. #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Crimson Tide is the sweatiest submarine movie, exceeding Das Boot and K-19 by fair margins.
unlabelledView post →What a riot of a movie. I just love it. Listening to Harrison Ford's Russian accent come and go in K-19, this was the better approach. Like not having Bogart be a Canadian instead of a cockney in the African Queen. Smart.
unlabelledView post →I just made a pitch for K-19 to a new podcast about his movies (called, brilliantly, "Ford Focus"). Coincidentally, it was filmed at the shipyard a few blocks from where I live, and there are a few great stories out there about his time in Halifax. I liked the film at the time, due for a rewatch.
unlabelledView post →Eagerly awaiting the K-19: The Widowmaker episode. (I think it's an underrated movie, and also much of it was shot within blocks of my house.)
unlabelledView post →had a sudden urge to watch a Harrison Ford Jack Ryan movie but none of them are on streaming i can access so settling for K:19 the Widowmaker
unlabelledView post →The (movie) K-19: The Widowmaker 1080p (iTunes)(US) $4.99 (History) (iMDB) 6.8 Cast: Harrison Ford, Liam Neeson, Peter Sarsgaard, Joss Ackland, John Shrapnel, Donald Sumpter
unlabelledView post →Contemplating rewatching K-19: The Widowmaker, and how did I not remember that this film features Liam Neeson and Harrison Ford playing Russian military officers? Their attempt at a Russian-speaking English is so laughable and that was only the trailer! 😂
unlabelledView post →The (movie) K-19: The Widowmaker 1080p (iTunes)(UK) £2.99 (History) (iMDB) 6.8 Cast: Harrison Ford, Liam Neeson, Peter Sarsgaard, Joss Ackland, John Shrapnel, Donald Sumpter
unlabelledView post →Samsung+ decided to air some cheery Christmas Eve fare with Kathyrn Bigelow's K-19 The Widowmaker -- Home Alone was the alternative.. just a terrible film but one can't help but wonder how very differently this near apocaolyptic incident would play out today www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhWw...
unlabelledView post →Recent movie adds. Gearing up to listen to a podcast series on subs (already have Crimson Tide, need to procure K-19 and Run Silent, Run Deep).
unlabelledView post →177. K-19: Widowmaker It’s a film with good moments and would be great in particular settings (as a video shown in a history class, or some random thing my grandpa puts on the TV). It’s a bit slow, but the performances and drama do help it move along.
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