Three favorite seafaring movies

[AllanKP69]

Having just watched Spencer Tracy and Freddie Bartholomew in Captains Courageous for about the 10th time I was wondering if members had their own favorite seafaring movies. My own list includes a dozen or more but to keep things a bit on the shorter side, it would be interesting, for me at least, to know other members' favorite FOUR seafaring films. It took a bit of thinking for me to keep it to a top four.

My top four in no particular order (at least at this moment in time)
Captains Courageous
Master and Commander
Das Boot
Mutiny on the Bounty - 1935 version with Charles Laughton as William Bligh

Allan

 

[Corporal Smith]

The Caine Mutiny. Bogart at his best.
The African Queen. Bogart being very good.

 

[Short John Bronze]

Das Boot (for convincing atmosphere)
Hornblower (1950's childhood memory)
Master and Commander - apart from doubtful bit about removing cannon rear trunnions to gain elevation!)
The Cruel Sea (after my memory jogged by Rob444 below)

 

[Rob444]

The Cruel Sea (worth finding)
Das Boot
The Caine mutiny
Master and Commander
The Hunt for Red October
Crimson Tide

 

[Lorenzo]

All the ones you put and...can I say Titanic?

 

[Tony P]

Im watching the Netflix series Black Sails, excellent ! Watch it if you haven't.

 

[Roger Pellett]

The Sand Pebbles!!!

Two others:

The Enemy Below
Away All Boats

 

[AllanKP69]

Thanks to all for posting, you given me new movies to watch and several more that I have not seen for years and now plan to watch soon.
Allan

 

[Lorenzo]

Im watching the Netflix series Black Sails, excellent ! Watch it if you haven't.

Very good! another good serie The Terror

 

[Alan Smith]

Mutiny on the Bounty- both versions.

 

[AllanKP69]

Mutiny on the Bounty- both versions.

Am I correct if I guess you did not like the third version that came out in 1984 with Gibson and Hopkins? I liked them all, but the original is still my personal favorite. Then again if one of the two later versions is aired, I will watch it nearly every time.
Allan

 

[Lorenzo]

three more

Greyhound
K-19 The widowmaker
Perfect Storm

 

[Roger Pellett]

I should add; In Away All Boats, the ship’s Captain who is trying to cope with PTSD from Guadalcanal has the carpenter build him a sailboat to be sailed in fleet anchorages between invasions. The plans were taken from Rudder Magazine. The resulting boat is a Thistle Class Sailboat.

As a proud Thistle sailor, owner, and builder, ( built from a kit) how could I not like this movie!

Roger

 

[Corsair]

Master and Commander
Final Countdown
The Enemy Below

 

[Namabiiru]

Pirates of the Caribbean? Just have to ignore all the scenes that involve actual seamanship

 

[rtibbs]

In the Heart of the Sea
Moby Dick

 

[AllanKP69]

Moby Dick

A classic to be sure!!!

 

[Philski]

Not a lot of 'sea action' but I liked Mister Roberts ( Navy WWII)

 

[jla123sail]

All excellent films, even though I haven't seen Black Sails.

 

[neptune]

The Bedford Incident, Richard Widmark was quite good,