1 of my fav Humphre Bogart movies that deals with a moral dilemma on a US Navy ship
This is one of my favorite Humphrey Bogart movies.<br /><br />I like how the start of the film completely misleads the audience as to what it’s about. If one just watched that they might think The Caine Mutiny was a comedy. That couldn’t be farther from the truth. It’s only later that you figure out the opening sets up the entire plot. That’s about the moral dilemma faced by officers on the USS Caine.<br /><br />Bogart played an iconic role beginning with the metal balls that he spins around in his hand which symbolizes his stress and mental state. Bogart goes through a complete transformation becoming a paranoid petty dictator.<br /><br />The other major performance is by Jose Ferrer who only shows up at the end as a lawyer. It seems like the odds are completely stacked up against him and yet he’s so calm and collected. His restraint given the circumstances is what makes him stand out. He turns out to be the most moral of officers and gives a great monologue at the end.<br /><br />My only complaint was that in true Hollywood fashion they threw in a love story that had nothing to do with anything. Totally extraneous, unnecessary and yet so traditional.
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