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The Final Countdown

1980

Action / Adventure / Sci-Fi

The Final Countdown (1980) download

The Final Countdown

1980

Action / Adventure / Sci-Fi

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Plot summary

During routine manoeuvres near Hawaii in 1980, the aircraft-carrier USS Nimitz is caught in a strange vortex-like storm, throwing the ship back in time to 1941—mere hours before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

Director

Don Taylor

Top cast

Dan Fitzgerald as Navy Doctor

Martin Sheen as Warren Lasky

Mark Thomas as Marine Cpl. Kullman

Robert Goodman as Enlisted Man

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 2160p.BLU.x265

943.03 MB

1280*536

English 2.0

PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 42 min

Seeds 4

1.71 GB

1920*804

English 2.0

PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 42 min

Seeds 20

4.66 GB

3840*1604

English 5.1

PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 42 min

Seeds 6

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Starlit_Freak 49 days ago

One of the best time travel movies ever made.

deadpixel 593 days ago

Why didn't I watch this sooner? I need to watch more classics, this was wild! Without the CG older movies have so much realism, this is the best aircraft carrier movie I've ever seen.

Abschicky400 1542 days ago

Love this Movie!!! It's going to beco me a classic!

jetpuck73 1542 days ago

Thank you!!!

cljohnston108 1543 days ago

My favorite Carrier Ops movie! Thanks for the upload, OTTO!

Frank_Chen 1543 days ago

I had hoped to see the Japanese beaten, but I was disappointed. Maybe this is a good ending.

cathoderaymission 1543 days ago

@paddypat Americans COULD stop doing that but for some reason they wont.

paddypat 1543 days ago

An excellent book, decent movie, and a great candidate for a reboot...unfortunately, these days Americans have to be the bad guys in everything

OzzieCritic 1543 days ago

An interesting idea but let down by a dodgy script and lousy acting. :P I give it 4 out of 10

paulnaegels 1543 days ago

Thanks OTTO for the repack!!

batman_gpr0112 1543 days ago

thank you!

jonasuy1 2738 days ago

EXCELLENT!!!!!

bladedracula 3251 days ago

thank you

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8 / 10

Pretty fun Twilight Zone-esque movie that was entertaining

JPV852

Pretty fun Twilight Zone-esque movie that was entertaining throughout. Always like the ideas of alternate history and while this doesn't quite change history…

9 / 10

Another example of an extremely Underrated film, still holds up!!!

joiningjt

This film is so fun to watch here it is over 40 years later and I still enjoy it. Phenomenal cast and crew and being a navy man that served on the cv64…

6 / 10

A blast!

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Produced with the full cooperation of the United States Navy's naval aviation branch and the United States Department of Defense, The Final Countdown was set…

Produced with the full cooperation of the United States Navy's naval aviation branch and the United States Department of Defense, The Final Countdown was set and filmed on board the USS Nimitz, capturing actual operations of the then-modern nuclear warship, which had been launched in the late 1970s. The Final Countdown was a moderate success at the box office. Despite the films meager budget, producer Peter Vincent Douglas was able to get it made and get the military on board. While director Don Taylor turned in a workmanlike film - some claim this as to many of his movies, but hey, I love Damian: The Omen II and Escape from the Planet of the Apes - the second unit was able to work with the Navy to mount cameras directly onto the planes and get some astounding footage. The SS Nimitz is departing Pearl Harbor for naval exercises in the mid-Pacific Ocean along with civilian observer Warren Lasky (Martin Sheen). He's working for the Defense Department as an efficiency expert, as well as for the man who built the ship, the mysterious Mr. Tideman. However, the ship soon goes through an electrical vortex and finds itself on the eve of Pearl Harbor, leaving the crew - under the command of Captain Yelland (Kirk Douglas) - unsure of what to do next. Do they stop one of World War II's most crippling defeats or allow history to proceed? Things become more complicated when the Nimitz rescues survivors from a yacht under attack by two Japanese planes: U. S. Senator Samuel Chapman (Charles Durning) and his aide Laurel Scott (Katherine Ross), along with her dog Charlie and one of the Japanese pilots. One of the crew, Commander Owens (James Farentino), recognizes Chapman as a politician who would have been Franklin D. Roosevelt's running mate during his final re-election campaign had he not disappeared shortly before the attack on Pearl Harbor. I love the central issue of this film and have no idea what choice I would have made and equally adore the time travel twist at the end. I'd always pegged this as a lesser version of The Philadelphia Experiment, but now I realize that they tell a similar story from two very different angles (and vice versa in what direction they go in time). There are some great small roles here as well, like Superfly actor Ron O'Neal as Cmdr. Dan Thurman, Soon-Tek Oh from Missing In Action 2: The Beginning as one of the Japanese pilots and Richard Liberty (Dr. Logan from Day of the Dead) as Lt. Cmdr. Moss. Plus, a total of forty-eight real life US Navy personnel from the actual USS Nimitz were involved with this movie as extras, background artists or actors, with some having speaking parts. I also learned that each ship in the Navy has something called breakway music that is played at the close of underway replenishment to motivate their crews. The Nimitz uses the music that was written for her in this film, John Scott's "Theme from The Final Countdown." As for how the picture got the scenes of Pearl Harbor under budget, they're tinted scenes from Tora! Tora! Tora!

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