A pale and talkative mutilated remake of "The Caine mutiny" starring Humphrey Bogart in the '50s. In this film, we discover with astonishment that in the 50s the US Navy would have counted in the highest spheres arrogant and contemptuous black men, and hysterical and dominant women! It's really rubbish! So for the lack of respect for the authentic facts, I give the worst possible grade by way of blame.
Moreover, as the subject focuses only on the Court Martial, there is no action, only small talk and it's very annoying.
It's a real shame that today American filmmakers and screenwriters are no longer able to do a good job, even if they only have the trouble of scrupulously copying an old masterpiece.
Moreover, as the subject focuses only on the Court Martial, there is no action, only small talk and it's very annoying.
It's a real shame that today American filmmakers and screenwriters are no longer able to do a good job, even if they only have the trouble of scrupulously copying an old masterpiece.
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