The Caine Mutiny (1954) Movie Drinking Game
Take a Drink: for every scene on the high seas
Drink a Shot: for every shot of characters smoking (and please avoid both bad behaviors)
*Minor Spoiler* Become Inebriated: when a man near the end of the film becomes incredibly intoxicated
*Minor Spoiler* But Still Cheer: for this war film for its realistic depiction of warfare with hardly any violence!
By: Alex Phuong (A Toast) –
*Minor Spoilers Ahead!*
Humphrey Bogart remains a screen legend. His films include Casablanca and The African Queen. Before his relatively earlier death in 1957 at the age of 57, he starred in one of the best war dramas ever made. That film is The Caine Mutiny.
A Toast!
Nominated for seven Academy Awards, this is truly a compelling adaptation of the novel by Herman Wouk. The film features the acting talents of Humphrey Bogart, Tom Tully, and José Ferrer. Furthermore, the score by Max Steiner is as epic as the one that he had composed for Gone with the Wind. Overall, this film is a monumental achievement for producer Stanley Kramer.
Verdict
This film dives deep into the morality and ethics that influence the decisions that sea captains must make under dire circumstances.
