Review of Operation Seawolf

While I wouldn't give this movie a very high rating, for those who like to view history from a god's-eye perspective, it does depict the difference between strategy and tactics. Delivering a fatal blow to the enemy is strategy, while the maneuvers and sacrifices in between are tactics. The fear of war and sacrifice in the midst of it is where the male lead's role truly shines. A good leader is someone who can adapt to various variables and make choices that ultimately hold value. Just like in the end, what does it matter to execute a winning strike if it lacks a reason for victory? Is it still worth sacrificing others?