Near the end of the war, Himmler sends a loyal submarine captain on a top-secret mission to hide a precious sacred object, leaving clues for future Nazis to find.
Months after the expedition to the Nazi Ice Station Thule, the surviving team members hope for a break from the academic and media frenzy over their discovery. Then one of Purdue’s oil platforms in the North Sea discovers a sunken Nazi wreck in the depths below them and recruits Sam and Nina to explore it.
Why didn’t Calisto stay at the airstrip and wait for the others to return in the helicopter? Would have been more room. Also, you’re not supposed to continue to climb with altitude sickness even with dexamethasone.
Footnote: 1) I’m a devoted Christian, and love reading history. But what people don’t take into account about the spear and robe of Jesus is that at that time he wasn’t considered important enough by the Romans and others to say “Hey, let's hang on to his stuff for the future”. The movies and books about them are all Hollywood and literary sensationalism. The guy with the spear was an ordinary Roman soldier, and his spear wasn't made of precious metals (See the end of the Indiana Jones/Last Crusade movie for an explanation). When his duty was over, he most likely just went back to his barracks, cleaned it off, and stored it with their other weapons. The soldiers divided his garments and probably sold them for money to gamble or drink. So the chances that the originals were kept special are very low. And don’t get me started on the ridiculous amount of accumulated ‘bones of the apostles’ that are lying around. Plus, God doesn’t want us to have the holy artifacts (the Ark of the Covenant, Noah’s ark, etc.) so that we will worship him instead of things.
Fave scenes: Calisto fighting the guys in the car, the jelly beans, Calisto fighting from the ledge, and Elsa’s accord.