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What a great freakin movie. If this ever comes up on TCM, DO NOT MISS, great story, actors and direction. Highly underated, and any young movie geeks need to put on your list of top 100 movies to see before you die.🇺🇲..

Would Quegg said "The Buck Stopped With Him" had they stayed the course with 180? Or would he have sung the praise chorus: "Some Gave All"? Sometimes leaders have a Godlike complex making decisions to give themselves glory instead of leading by listening to others input. Watching this movie numerous times the closest Quegg came to the most lucid order was the crews failure to comply with the command of having helmets and life jackets on during a drill. I say closest because of the safety of the crew. It began with reasonable discipline of denial of 3 day pass for individual. However, when crew started covering for each other...Quegg was within his right to punish aidding and abetting, but he went over the line. He should've denied all 3 day passes, and left it at that. At the most no 3 day passes for 2 weeks, but not 3 months. That's irrational, but Quegg probably felt he wasn't getting through to his crew. 3 months punishment denying of 3 day pass though will not win loyalty.

I would think that Maryk, in the strictest sense, is not guilty of mutiny, even without the mention of other incidents such as the tow line, the dye marker, and the strawberries, in the later hearing. Ship is in a typhoon, and already damaged. Queeg, on the bridge, freezes for a length of time, forcing XO Maryk to give orders in his place. Queeg had refused to allow headquarters to be contacted for instructions. Someone had to be in command. When Queeg recovers, he issues a course heading which would endanger the ship. Maryk has no choice but to counter with the correct bearing. Queeg resists; there is a clear disagreement between his hazardous, incorrect directional order, and Maryk's correct, safer one. Maryk has no choice but to relieve the captain and legally take over. Not guilty.

The typhoon scenario is lifted off the pages of history's Task Force 38's encounter with Typhoon Cobra.

My Dad was on a DMS just after the war clearing mines out of the China Seas when his ship had to plough through a typhoon either in '46 or '47. From what he told me it was about as bad an experience as the scene in this movie. Fortunately, his captain wasn't cracking up on the bridge, of course.

"Mr Maryk, if you disobey my orders once more, I'll order you off this bridge." Unintentionally funny line.

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Willie's a terrible actor, but at least he supported Maryk when it counted.

Bogart was so good in this.

"We're not in any trouble..." (Caine Mutiny) (Animal House Parade) "Remain calm! All is well!"

When you must take command. You are to command.

God help you if you're in this situation where the idiot in charge isn't quite idiot enough

just for the record there's never been a mutiny on any USA military ship.⚓⚓⚓⚓⚓⚓

The scariest part of this scene never made it out of the book. Just after the typhoon passes and everyone is pointing fingers A call comes up of "Ship Capsized". To everyones horror they watch a capsized destroyer with red hull and dead propellers drift past them full of men. Nobody can say a word. Sends chills down my spine.

Bunch of cowards

Someone close that door!

As a former destroyer sailor who has been through a hurricane at sea this isn't far off the mark.

Had the memorable experience of seeing this many years ago at Boston University with an audience that was mostly unfamiliar with it. Throughout the whole film they loved Keefer's snarky commentary, which pretty clearly resonated with their wise ass collegiate sensibilities. At the end, when he was revealed to be a moral coward on the witness stand, a few in the crowd actually booed, as if they had been betrayed!

I was watching this movie with a retired Army Colonel. He said that the crew should have just chucked Captain Queeg over the side during this storm while they had the chance. Would have saved them a lot of trouble in the end.