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In Reply to: Seems I recall another older movie's very good remake posted by Road Warrior on October 6, 2005 at 21:22:15:
the original was good but I think Brando's was incredibly inventive and riveting. An English fop who is forced to grow up.
Though this movie was slammed when it came out, I think it wears well. Damn good score, too.
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I agree Tinear!
I think all three Mutiny's have something to offer. I thought Anthony Hopkin's Bligh in "The Bounty" was very human - not the "Caligula" reading Charles Laughton gave in the first. I also enjoyed how "The Bounty" captured the sexual energy of the island. Brando's always a fun watch though , isn't he ? ""
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