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Today we set sail for high seas intrigue with Humphrey Bogart and the rest of the crew of the Caine. Mutiny! Betrayal! Strawberries! This movie has it all.
In Seen It, we discuss wondrous boys, new leaves and a ghostly story.
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Count Bakula gets a guest role on Sesame Street opposite the Count as the Count Backula, counting in reverse.
Count Bakula sounds like it would be similar to Shadow of the Vampire where Willem Dafoe plays a fictionalized version of Max Schreck during the making of Nosferatu with the twist being that he is actually a real vampire as well.
The reveal at the end of season one of COUNT BAKULA is that he has a vampire son named Alukab.
When the strawberries came up I realised that I have watched this movie on TV. And apparently only remembered the strawberries.
Ain’t no more strawberries? After seeing the ending it’s more like ain’t no more popcorn. Lol.
One of my favorite books. I am glad you watched the move!
This film still used today in leadership training classes.
"the PAs keep disappearing" got me GOOD
Finally the Nintendo Switch has TH-cam. Welcome to the Basement now takes place on the television! Such a better experience !
But was it actually a mutiny if they were following protocol? I suppose "They followed Protocol on the Caine" isn't a very exciting title.
Count Bakula is an absolutely brilliant idea for a dark comedy show. It could cover every conceivable area of acting and Scott Bakula definitely has the great acting chops to pull off both roles.
Ned is a funny, lovable, yet somewhat bitter, bumbling, fool, with all kinds of various flaws and self destructive vices. He's ambitious about literally having his day in the sun, but he's also deeply conflicted about what his brother must continually do in order to stay alive.
Scott is a mixture of two very different personalities. He is still partly the old very likeable, nice guy, husband, father and consumate professional actor. But he's also this newer, very dark, very menacing, mysterious, cold, hypnotic killer, since becoming a vampire. Scott's old human side is even more deeply conflicted than Ned. He still feels and experiences many of his old emotions like a deep love for his wife and kids and the guilt, shame and sympathy for his victims.
It also bothers him that he must sometimes cheat on his wife in order to lure his beautiful female victims to their deaths. Occasionally, he must also feed on some of his less powerful and less connected, male Hollywood friends. Sometimes, he feels very bad about all of the killing and other times, he strategically kills other competing or very annoying actors, whom he dislikes, so he can get their acting roles.
This could be one of those popular series, where famous actors are just lining up for the fun job of playing alternate versions of themselves as guest stars and everyone is begging to be killed off in an episode of Count Bakula.
I must be really weird, because I can see this show as the writers' and actors' dreams come true. It could be very funny, heart warming, tear jerking, thought provoking and scary, all in the same episode. It has Emmy nominations written all over it.
I love that scene in Wonderboys
Finally, the door opened. It-was a shock to see him, shuffling into the room like an aging prizefighter. Limping. Beaten. But it was later, when the great man squinted into the bitter glow or twilight and muttered simply, "It means nothing. All of it. Nothing," that the true shock came. It was then that the boy understood that his hero's true injuries lay hidden in a darker place. His heart, once capable of inspiring others so completely, could no longer inspire so much as itself. It beat now only out of habit. It beat now only because it could.
That's the line I'm talking about. The other line- the one written by the aging prizefighter- is the one about how many hands tall the horse is.
Scream, Bakula, Scream
This episode came out on 9th November :) My 26th birthday :) Best present ever :)
Every time they mention Kurosawa all I can think about is “Its Been” by Barenaked Ladies
I have a friend who felt the same way about whiplash! He had me watch it and then was like "didn't it make you want to immediately go out and buy a drum kit?" and I was like "What?! No! It made me so glad I'm not the top in my field in anything!"
on the other hand, The Paper Chase made me really interested in going to Law School, so i guess i understand the sentiment...
Count Bakula definitely sounds like something Netflix would throw at the wall.
Just got some not so good family news. This episode is such a relief thanks guys!
A shame this movie never won an Academy Award. Seven nominations, for example Best Movie, Best Actor (Bogey) and Best Original Score (Max Steiner "The Caine Mutiny March").
Count Bakula is suddenly all that I want.
With Dean Stockwell as Al Van Helsing, Vampire Hunter/Rogue Celebrity Biographer.
Oh my goodness, your read my comment! You have made both my and my brothers day :D And thank you for not saying Rebel sat, I've had that happen a few times.
Maurice Micklewhite had to legally change his name to Michael Caine quite recently, because customs never believed his real name. Always got held up when they checked his passport.
I love Yosemite, it's great on toast.
Matt ate all the strawberries OOOHHHHHHH!!!!
Another great episode gentlemen. Keep up the good work
Ran wasn't conceived an a King Lear adaptation. It was inspired by a legend about the warlord Mōri Motonari. It was only in the early stages of the script that Kurosawa noticed, or maybe someone pointed out to him, the similarities it had to King Lear. He rewrote the script to contain more Shakespeare parallels.
Maybe that's why Matt likes it better.
Maybe Shakespeare wrote the play based on Motonari!
@@CaptChrispy Well, most of his works were adaptations...
@@mrtveenstra Yeah, but that would be an interesting discovery!
...and I proved it beyond the shadow of a doubt with geometric logic!
That's my favorite line from the movie.
wonderful as always
If Scott Bakula isn't available, you could always make the show about Joanna Pacula...
Count Bakula sounds like a great companion piece with Barry. Call up HBO, Sloan!
Seeeeen iiiit!! Seeen iiit! The Fly 1958! NOOOoooooooo!
Matt should sell his story idea to Netflix, at least we'd get a few episodes out of it :)
Tickled, seen it? I never knew tickling could be so suspenseful, the best documentary in years
Count Bakula needs a love interest who is also a cop investigating all the missing people in the LA area... :)
hmm tihs movie intrigues me, i've seen almost all of bogarts stuff! have you guys seen In a Lonely Place? its one of my bogey favourites
"This is fake strawberries" - subtle.
100% would watch Count Bakula.🧛♂️
I just read the book fellas. It's amazing. Wonderful book. Keith is characterized so heavily, you don't care if he's boring cause you're invested. The movie doesn't really give it any sort of justice except for Queeg.
Watched an episode of M*A*S*H again recently called "The Novocaine Mutiny" that made a LOT more sense after seeing this video lol
Second episode I've seen of this show in a row where they mention "hey, this incredibly old person is still alive," wherein that person has died in the meantime.
Oh if only it was that easy to just use the, "he ignored the order" response.
I'm already binging Count Backula on Netflix as I watch this video!
Have you seen Metroland? I thought it was a refreshingly sincere take on suburban restlessness.
My Favorite is "The Bounty" with Mel Gibson and Sir Anthony Hopkins !
You mentioned that this movie was an inspiration for how Michael Cain chose his stage name. Although I have not read the book for "The Children of Men," do you know if Cain's character, Jasper Palmer, choice to grow 'strawberry cough' another homage to The Caine Mutiny?
He said it!
Can Count Bakula have parts for actors Kelly Wolfman and Peter Blankenstein?
I saw A Ghost Story, I liked it.
Thumbs up for a Count Bakula pilot!
The second season of Count Bacula should be a time travel story about trying to stop Scott and Ned from acting in a movie flop. As you may suspect, the sub- title would be: „The boys are Bacula in time”.
"I Got the Black Cat Blues" is a damn good song title!
My roommate and I watched this at a theatre not long ago as a midnight movie. We assumed it would be scary, and I don't know why. We weren't prepared for boring. Not at midnight on a Thursday.
The "boring" Eng. Willie Keith was played by the admittedly boringly named Robert Francis. "The Caine Mutiny" was his first film and he had only completed three more films when he died a year after "The Caine Mutiny" was released in a plane crash.
The novel was incredible. The movie somewhat less, but, Bogart. MOST of the rest of the cast was astounding. I hope you are well, Mr Wouk.
Count Bakula needs to happen
Matt I think you need to write a treatment for Count Backula
Please do the Fish that Saved Pittsburgh. Thank you.
I was expecting it to be a time traveling vampire movie, Count Backula.
I agree with both matt and craig on A Ghost Story while watching it i hated it but after sitting and thinking on it for about 3 months i started to really like it, and the song in it really stuck with me.
Ernesto Stealing All my Strawberries.
It is all about the strawberries
I love the show, sent a message to you guys on Facebook, but need to ask again, seen it, Bohemian Rhapsody?
Scott Bakula already did an episode of Quantum Leap where he played a vampire.
Michael Caine? Michael Caine stole my cocaine!
Craig, does "faster, faster" come from Whiplash? Remember you being a fan of it and there is a scene where JK Simmons keeps shouting it at Miles Teller in the 3 drummer 'drum off' scene.
So The Caine Mutiny is like Moby Dick meets Paths of Glory? I thought the score stood out as too boisterous. Leonard Bernstein's score for On the Waterfront is so much more subtle and then bombastic in waves, making it sound more timeless to me.
Jose Ferrer has a very similar voice to Andreas Katsulas.
Does becoming a vampire automatically make you a count?
Only if your last name rhymes with "acula"
Damn, I no joke wanna see count Bacula now
Awesome!!! I just realised that I'd made it into Seen It in this episode.
Anyone else know what i meant? In that if Mat and Craig were a movie, then that movie would be Wonder Boys.
Or am i just half drunk?
Jerry Paris!
I Have to stop watching this now and watch the Bounty! The Score is from one of my favorite composers
From the Mission.
I'd watch it.
Mustache the conductor needs to become a regular
Gentlemen: have you seen LETHAL WEAPON? If so, then what say you?
Best
In a previous episode you spoke of "A Ghost Story" and "Ghost Story" but failed to mention the recent British spook flick "Ghost Stories", have you seen it? I found it entertaining with some genuinely creepy moments but ultimately felt it disappointing despite it being well made and acted. Perhaps it was a little too clever for its own good. Discuss.
Really enjoyed Tona's Hitchcockian cameo walk-by in the last episode, but the crawl-by here just didn't have the same pizzazz, nice try though.
Seen it? Van Sant’s death trilogy?
At least it should be better than Count Baculum... ;)
Vampires can't be filmed, though.
Holy shit. The Bakula idea is solid! No joke
Have you seen Two Lane Black Top. I just saw it for the first time, and was pretty bored by it all. It felt like Easy Rider, with no soul.
I saw Geostorm recently - and I know a lot of you are going to hate me for saying this - and actually enjoyed it.
Given it’s a disaster movie, I popped it on with no expectations besides trying to idle away 2 hours.
Granted, I could’ve found something better to do with those 2 hours, but I didn’t walk away feeling jipped.
Seen it?
Too soon
No love for E.G. Marshall.
The clips I seen from this movie has always been b/w... Is this a colored version?
I've only ever seen it in color, both on the dvd and in online clips.
@@Regfife I looked it up: the movie is really shot in Technicolor. Probably I seen it in color but didn't think of it, and remember it in b/w because Humphrey Bogart mostly acted in b/w movies.
The most dull and pointlessly added-on romantic sub-plot in history? 12:18
Matt needs a few lessons in military discipline I think!
fletcher was an absolutely horrible abusive person and i feel no jealousy for neiman for having such a teacher.
I believe fletcher's speech about him never finding his charlie parker. And its neiman who ends up besting him. Using his own anger to fuel his war against him during his solo.
Yes, fletcher was an asshole for sure. But he did force the greatness out of him. Look at the story that takes place during the drum solo. Neiman: Begins playing without fletchers approval (like the very begining of his film) abandons his fear of fletcher/ finds his drive to struggle past a hardship (when he hits him in the face with the cymbal) and as time passes through the solo, he allows fletcher to direct him to a grand finish into the titular song. Fulfilling his and fletcher's prisuit and birthing (respectively) of greatness.
Without the hate and the infinite drive instilled in him... he wouldnt have won...
@@TungstenCarlbide fair enough i guess but i still dont think it was worth it. fletcher's anecdote about parker wasn't even true.
Why don't you guys just go ahead and hook up? It's so obvious there's an attraction there!
Battleship Potemkin did it first
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More talk of uncompromising art films! Seen it: Rat Film
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So weird! I was just recommending the Caine Mutiny to a passenger in my cab last night. I think it's the only movie I have seen that plays such a trick on the audience. You root for the mutineers, but by the end of the film, you realize they (and you, by extension) are the real assholes.