THE LAST SHIP

 THE LAST SHIP  This movie has been the only movie on my SD card without me thinking of deleting it. I rewatch it when I think the storyline is evaporating from my mind. So many sources have claimed that it is from William Brinkley’s novel back then in the year 2018, which covers a lot of the global catastrophe that came to remind us of the time of the Covid-19 pandemic, just the same lockdown across all nations. This movie has it all, including a hybrid of action phases, which is the reason it is worth watching, despite being a seasonal movie. It all begins with a man known as Nathan James, who was really a powerful USS personnel, alongside another being the commander of the ship, known as Captain Tom Chandler, also known as Eric Dane. There was also another pretty doctor, which makes the movies engaging. Along the way, something happened that kept Dr. Rachel Scott (Rhona Mitra) in my memory, who invests all she can in her effort in search of a cure for a deadly global virus, which results in a pandemic as the virus escalates. As a virologist, she kept up the fight even when the virus was now beyond control. Season 1 was actually where there was a scientific quest in search of the cure just to arrest the situation before it got out of hand; at that time, that was what led Chandler and his crew member to spend day and night in the middle of the sea, doing all sorts of experiments with the help of the virological doctors with no solution to arrest the whole situation that started over ravaging the entire world. As the movies keep on progressing in season 2 and also 3, Dr. Scott came up with a narrative to build up a vaccine, which now gave hope to humanity, but at that time the big challenge was actually political disagreement across all nations, which was the time that Dr. Scott, as a virological doctor, rose to become known across the world, showing dilemmas in assisting in restructuring the health situation across the nation despite the political disagreement across nations, which was piloted by the United Nations of America. Despite all this struggle to quench the escalation of this virus, there are still antagonists who have opposed this just by being a real-time geographical threat, which now adds more tension, making this movie more interesting to watch. That was where the action thriller started surfacing, which now involves real-time battle, creating a one-on-one shooting with antagonists who have vowed to work against what the men of Chandler are up to with their sacrificial commitment, which really claimed a lot of life across where solutions were in search and to be administered.  The transition in season 4 was actually between North Africa and Europe, and I came to see that it was not the virus that was a problem but that there was a food scarcity, which now spread out to become a global crisis on its own, thereby keeping people in between hunger, the virus, and death. That was a critical condition with famine in the whole land, which led to season 5, which brought a sense of the theme of legacy alongside the cost of leadership, where Chandler was at the front of the battlefield piloting his crew in the ship, which left a lot of his crew dead, including Dr. Rachel Scott (Rhona Mitra), after a solution that was a sad one for me. But still yet I give this movie 9.9/10 just because it has it all. Try to watch it and see what I am talking [ALL IMAGE SOURCE](https://m.imdb.com/video/vi4130519321/?playlistId=tt2402207&ref_=ext_shr_lnk) https://youtu.be/GZ2FOLmwhUU?si=dEArTXvStvXw8L13 ☆Շђคภкร Ŧ๏г ץ๏ยг Շเ๓є☆