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The Caine Mutiny
| Genre: | War/Westerns |
| Mood: | Brainy, Intense |
| Decade: | 1950's |
| Country: | United States |
| Director: | Edward Dmytryk |
| Actor: | Jose Ferrer, Humphrey Bogart, Fred MacMurray |
| Release Year: | 1954 |
| Studio: | Columbia Home Video |
| Runtime: | 125 Mins. |
| Format: | Color |
| Rating: | Unrated |
WHAT IT'S ABOUT:Based on Herman Wouk's sprawling novel, film tells of the neurotic, inflexible Captain Queeg, a career officer whose men relieve him of command when Queeg supposedly falters in guiding his ship through a perilous typhoon. Once on terra firma, Queeg ensures the men get court-martialed for mutiny, and as the trial progresses, the sad truth is gradually revealed. But in the end, is justice really done? WHY I LOVE IT:Dmytryk's stunning production remains one of our best war films, and courtroom dramas. A trio of outstanding performances distinguish it: an Oscar-nominated Bogart in one of his best turns as the embattled Queeg; Jose Ferrer, who almost steals the picture as whip-smart defense lawyer Barney Greenwald; and finally, Fred MacMurray, superb in the unsympathetic part of the cowardly Lieutenant Keefer. All hands on deck for this smart , salty classic. |
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