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Storyline
Lt. Cmdr. Tom Dodge is assigned as Captain to the USS Stingray, an old diesel driven submarine that has seen better days. With a crew that consists only of weird guys (and a gal), he's headed against the atomic powered USS Orlando, with the mission to destroy a dummy battleship. Written by
Thomas Meyer <i03a@zfn.uni-bremen.de>
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A rusty sub. A rebel commander. A renegade crew. When destiny called, they should have hung up.
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Goofs
When Capt. Dodge says "That's the Army song" his mouth stays closed.
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Quotes
Executive Officer Martin T. 'Marty' Pascal:
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loudly]
Buckman! What the hell are you doing?
Seaman Buckman:
Stocking the pantry, sir!
Executive Officer Martin T. 'Marty' Pascal:
You forgot like an idiot, Buckman, because you're stocking the pantry like an idiot!
[
grabs two cans]
Executive Officer Martin T. 'Marty' Pascal:
What are in these cans?
Seaman Buckman:
That one's coffee, and that one looks like cooking lard, sir.
Executive Officer Martin T. 'Marty' Pascal:
And which one do you think we're gonna be using more often, sailor? The coffee or the lard?
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Buckman shakes his head uncertainly]
Executive Officer Martin T. 'Marty' Pascal:
You think we're all gonna jump out of bed in the morning and have a big, hot, steaming cup of pig fat?
Seaman Buckman:
Well, it...
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Crazy Credits
As the credits begins to roll, The Village People and several cast members start singing "In The Navy."
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Connections
References
Treasure Island (1950)
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Soundtracks
Louie Louie
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Richard Berry See more »
I'm glad they finally released it on DVD. I bought the video tape years ago and watch it at least once or twice a year.
Grammer has a wry wit about him that really makes this movie a success. Its formula is certainly not original, but it's very funny nonetheless. I am very surprised that it didn't receive higher in the ratings.
It ranks as one of my all-time favorite comedies. It's just a fun little flick that makes you feel good. And sometimes, that's all a movie is meant to be.