This film deserves to be recognized among the best ever made. The script itself is strong, and the narrative, reminiscent of Titanic, unfolds with considerable drama. Performances are excellent, the characters stick with you, the music is appealing, and even by 2000 standards, the visual effects are impressive. Britannic joins a select group alongside films like Concorde and Black Cadillac.

The film relies heavily on noticeably low-budget computer-generated imagery throughout its portrayal of a fascinating real-life WWI naval intelligence operation. The ship at the center of the story, presented as a converted hospital vessel and one of the sister ships to the RMS "Titanic," met its end in 1916 near a Greek island. This movie explores what could have unfolded aboard prior to that disaster. With concerns…