Greyhound: A “See”-Worthy Film (AppleTV+)

It's 1942 and it's a toss-up as to who's going to win the war.  Although the Pacific is where just about all the WWII movie ocean battles have been filmed, this one is about the "Battle of the Atlantic." Commander Ernest Krause (Tom Hanks) is the Captain of the Destroyer-class "USS Keeling" – call sign "Greyhound."  The Destroyer is leading a 37-ship convoy carrying needed war supplies to the allies.  This is his first voyage on this ship and his first experience with this type of mission.  The Germans have U-boat submarines that are trying to sink the supply ships – and the Greyhound, too.  It's a dangerous and important mission.  The riskiest time is when the ships are without air cover, which lasts for about three days.  There isn't much character development, but Commander Krause is a quiet hero, handling the intense life and death pressure and making all the right calls. Hanks is very interested in WWII and has been involved in multiple WWII projects and films.  The screenplay Hanks wrote for Greyhound is minimalist, perhaps to a fault, but it is based on the book "The Good Shepherd" by C. S. Forester and is basically a true story.  The movie is slow at times, but the chess game with the U-boats and ocean battle scenes are exciting and realistic. P.S.: If you get AppleTV+, make sure to see "The Morning Show" with Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, and Steve Carell.  It's a MUST-SEE!