I want to introduce about movie Hunter Killer. This movie is about The U.S. Navy submarine Arkansas will be sent to locate and trace the cause of the downing port. While Arkansas captain Glass was on duty, Russian Defense Minister Durov kidnapped President Zakarin on the ground and staged a coup, causing a crisis of all-out war between the United States and Russia. In response, the U.S. will deploy a special forces Navy SEAL to rescue President Zakarin to prevent a full-scale war, and the Arkansas ship will be given the mission to escape by boarding them when Navy SEAL rescues the president. In the process, the Arkansas ship rescues captain Andropov of the Russian Navy, who was being held in captivity due to infighting, and performs his duties with help. What struck me in this regard was that Captain Glass trusted the officers of the conflicting countries. The judgment of a person in a position responsible for the lives of the crew is extremely cautious. The Arkansas ship passes through a strait full of mines. In such a moment of crisis, Captain Glass decides to follow the instructions of Captain Andropov, who knows the geography of the Channel best, despite the opposition of the vice-captain and other crew members to protect the lives of the crew and to carry out the mission. I admired Captain Glass’s judgment in a position where the weight of judgment was extraordinary. It’s a movie that’s fun to watch as the urgent situation continues, but I think I can enjoy it more while thinking about this.