The Bounty (5/11) Movie CLIP - Mutiny (1984) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Christian (Mel Gibson) leads the mutiny against Bligh (Anthony Hopkins) and the Loyalists, sparing their lives.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
This fourth film dramatization of the 1789 mutiny aboard the H.M.S. Bounty is based not on the familiar Nordhoff and Hall book, but on Richard Hough's novel Captain Bligh and Mr. Christian. This time, the infamous Captain Bligh (Anthony Hopkins) is as strict a disciplinarian as ever. He is, however, no monster; faced with his crew's increasing laxity after an idyllic visit to Tahiti (the search for breadfruit takes second place to limitless sex with the island girls), Bligh is forced to resort to flogging and other such means to keep his men in line. Mr. Christian (Mel Gibson), formerly Bligh's friend, is of little use to the captain, having fallen in love with a native girl himself. Christian becomes the leader of the mutiny virtually in spite of himself; and when the mutineers try to seek refuge on Tahiti, they find that the local chief wants no part of them, which is why they settle for the nearly uninhabitable Pitcairn.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1984)
Cast: Daniel Day-Lewis, Dexter Fletcher, Mel Gibson, Anthony Hopkins, Liam Neeson
Director: Roger Donaldson
Producers: Dino De Laurentiis, Bernard Williams
Screenwriters: Richard Hough, Robert Bolt
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[@solarice1]

This is literally one of my favorite scenes of any movie, ever. Great acting

[@Toffeezigger]

Gibson and Hopkins are fantastic together in this film. Possibly Gibsons finest performance and Hopkins was simply outstanding.

[@littleniyah]

Is Hopkins ever not outstanding? Is there any role he can't play? Who else is this versatile? Maybe Tom Hardy can step into his shoes...if his sexiness doesnt diminish him!!

[@masakanistriku6203]

@@littleniyah Actually him as Odin is a miscast.

[@rayunited2010foryou]

@@masakanistriku6203 No, he wasn't

[@sm-yx9db]

@@masakanistriku6203 you joking or what lol?

[@emcarcia]

@@masakanistriku6203 i hope you’re joking

[@dfa3366]

Two relatively unknowns in this movie…Daniel Day Lewis and Liam Neeson. Such a well made film.

[@petersmithyy4556]

I know, Liam Neeson always sounded the same no matter what time.. It's like he was just born a man. And they both became huge Stars later. Also a side note, that's a young king Theoden from Lord of the Rings as well LOL

[@ShadowSonic2]

@@petersmithyy4556 You should see Liam in "The Dead Pool", the last Dirty Harry movie. He made his voice higher pitched and he plays a snobby film director. It's great.

[@KmT81]

And a very young Dexter Fletcher who played in the Elephant Man four years earlier

[@redadamearth]

DDL was the epitome of the snotty, sneering, upper-class twit. He was perfect.

[@deerheart87]

DDL what a honey pot ❤

[@mightisright]

No one does rage like Mel.

[@donhancock332]

He's incredible here.

[@dumbidiot3650]

You’re certainly right about that

[@SERESurfer]

Or Fletcher Christian. Crew statements and diaries also said he raged!!

[@arcticangel1628]

Why do you talk like everything has to be the same as him?

[@Reel___]

@@arcticangel1628 lol what

[@abashnabs2196]

Liam Neeson Anthony Hopkins Mel Gibson Daniel Day Lewis You will NEVER see all of these actors sharing a screen ever again. I cherish this film.

[@bigg2838]

forgot laurence olivier and edward fox too!

[@usamazahid3882]

@@bigg2838 6 legends in one film.

[@colliric]

​@@usamazahid38827.... Bernard Hill starred in some of the greatest epic films ever made. Titanic and Lord Of The Rings!

[@jameswarne5915]

And........ Niel Morrissey

[@CupidStunt1512]

@@jameswarne5915even he’s pretty good in this though

[@dougmaclennan8654]

What's so great about this version of the Mutiny is that it doesn't take sides and doesn't judge. No one is evil or good. In this scene, all characters are doing what they think they must, or what they think is right. Thus, they scream at each other to the end.

[@callumfaichnie9677]

I think thats a weakness, the mutiny is a great thing and should be treated as one

[@dougmaclennan8654]

@@callumfaichnie9677 That’s certainly how the previous movies treated it. But this version decides to emphasize that the men became totally derelict of their sworn duty - for love/lust/paradise. It plays it down the middle. Bligh is a commoner uplifting himself through snotty ranks and high-handed judges. Bligh trusted Fletcher as a personal friend and was betrayed. Bligh showed stunning Raft of the Medusa bravery to survive. And, of course, Bligh was found not guilty.

[@itskarl7575]

@@callumfaichnie9677 I have no idea how you can say the mutiny was a great thing.

[@murphyjack90]

Gibson actually said that he thought the film didn't go far enough and Fletcher Christian should have been the film's antagonist.

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

@@callumfaichnie9677did you even read the history about it? Nothing is that simple so idk why you expect the movie to make it that simple. Also that would make the movie way more boring if it was simply ‘captain evil bad’ the whole time

[@goodstuff8156]

The classroom when the teacher leaves for five minutes.

[@Stakker]

"I am in hell!!" - Amazing. Love this man on the edge. Brilliant. As it all runs the risk of falling apart completely.

[@Doug19752533]

Christian actually said that, although reports vary from " i am in hell" to " i have been in hell for weeks"

[@belindapreston9747]

I bet his throat was sore after this captivating scene, I felt every emotion

[@clintmorrowii3300]

Absolutely phenomenal performance by Gibson and Hopkins, been a while since I've seen this one.

[@colliric]

King Theoden Captain of the Titanic, Hannibal Lector, Oscar Schindler & Qui-Gon Jinn, Mad Max and Abraham Lincoln Hawkeye all in the exact same scene! Casting was absolutely sensational in hindsight.

[@Apollo1011]

One of the most intense emotional scenes ever filmed.

[@dutube99]

perhaps but I prefer the simmering rage and contempt of Brando's versus this overt display. That had way more tension.

[@Durwood71]

@@dutube99 This, however, is more historically accurate. Brando insisted on Christian being portrayed sympathetically while Bligh was depicted as an unambiguous villain, which is contrary to actual history. While Bligh apparently had a sharp tongue and would dress down his officers in front of the men, he was not a cruel man.

[@terrondt]

This was a buildup of rage Fletcher had against Bligh. Just red hot boiled over

[@taylorahern2714]

Just about every scene that Mel is in is fantastic, and riveting. The dude knows how to carry and enhance movies, just by his mere presence, wonderfully accentuated by his lightning, fiery charisma. He will make a comeback!

[@taylorahern2714]

+Taylor Ahern And Anthony Hopkins is, as always, mesmerizing!

[@ddivar8149]

I cant believe stupid critics said he was bland! Wtf hes underplaying yea but its manic depression.I feel his hell and mixed feelings.

[@user-nt2dr1gg3y]

Вернётся.

[@17461771]

@@user-nt2dr1gg3y, да.

[@kennethgibson5728]

I love Anthony Hopkins and I love films about ships - imagine how much I love this film..

[@colinmontgomery5492]

Kenneth Gibson, and I also love ships, Mel Gibson, and Sir Anthony Hopkins. Imagine how I feel about this film.

[@elizabethmcleod246]

Do you like Master and Commander?

[@SuperRoo_22]

If you love films about ships, I remember hearing a rumour that Russell Crowe was meant to be doing a film adaptation of the story about the Batavia. If you don't know it, look it up. Horrific.

[@adamsmith8307]

I love old ships too.

[@AndyP998]

Hopkins, Mel, Liam Neeson and DDL. lots of great actors on this

[@samuelgillard2196]

Don't forget Neil Morrisey! 😂

[@adamsmith8307]

@@samuelgillard2196 and Sir Laurence Olivier.

[@samuelgillard2196]

@@adamsmith8307 same league obviously

[@colliric]

Bernard Hill went on to play King Theoden in LOTR and Captain Smith in Titanic.

[@rossrobson1045]

And Phil Davis lol

[@JMUDoc]

The best scene of a BRILLIANT film. This must have absolutely wiped out Gibson and Hopkins.

[@longmemory1620]

gotta love Mel howl at 2:14

[@masakanistriku6203]

You don't howl at Hannibal's face.... unless you're Mad Max.

[@Comewithmeifuwant2live]

Borderline rage. Not sure if this is Mel channeling his own rage or Fletcher Christians. Either way he did such a good job in his research for the character.

[@dewittbourchier7169]

It is one movie I think where definitely Gibson was acting. He specifically took the role as he wanted to play a character who seems to be heroic and strong willed but is actually a weak man at heart and the villain and he does what he does even though he knows it is wrong. Gibson was also playing a role that disagrees with his normal politics vis a vis the British.

[@mr.johnson6897]

Channeling a demon for sure.

[@Dom-fx4kt]

@@dewittbourchier7169 I wouldn't say this disagrees with that at all, he's playing a mutineer against the crown and authority essentially

[@artygunnar]

I like this version because it made Lieutenant Blythe not look like a madman tyrant like others do, rather it made him look like a captain trying to maintain discipline on a ship of the Royal Navy, which was famed as the best navy and therefore must maintain high levels of discipline

[@Rob954ever]

How this movie doesn't make everyone's Top Ten is beyond me. Amazing cast....directing... score....cinematography...all of it was exceptional.

[@user-bb3rx7mh8k]

So true !

[@rebeccalucy7850]

unbelievable amount of talent in this movie. Dream team.

[@ProdSangreNueva]

I read a review from some critic putting down Hopkins interpretation and also Gibson's which is strange for me. It's their realistic take on this story that makes it the best of the Bounty movies (not the naked chicks). Without putting down the previous Fletchers & Blights, but Gibson and Hopkins are superb. And no, we don't need anymore Bounty movies, thank you. This is the definitive one.

[@robr3621]

nobodys commented for four years, so I thought I should. One of my favorite movies. hope everyone is staying safe. wishing for fast return to normalcy

[@elizabethmcleod246]

You stay safe to.

[@malafakka8530]

It's been many years since I saw this movie and I didn't really get into it then. So, I forgot most of it. Gibson is very good here. He is equally enraged and having kind of a nervous breakdown.

[@Doug19752533]

1:20 "I AM IN HELL!" actual quote by Fletcher Christian

[@kanemura93]

I get goose bumps when Vangelis' synth kicks in just after Mel Gibson roaors "I AM IN HELL"

[@ssrmy1782]

Hopkins' accent was closer to what Bligh's would've sounded like than any other interpretation. Bligh having been from the south west

[@kellyb4]

Proof Mel has always been crazy... and an astounding actor.

[@longmemory1620]

i love his post meltdown trilogy -Edge Of Darkness -The Beaver -Get The Gringo

[@Comewithmeifuwant2live]

Kellyn Barnes He's trying to portray what some historians believed to be the mental disorder Flectcher Christian sufferered from. Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) This is an example of a borderline rage.

[@littleniyah]

And I think Bligh had some autistic disorder. The 18th century formal world, full of rules would partly cover it. But he had no ability to understand people at all. he didnt get why people are lazy, careless,would rather be dirty than scrub the ship, rather get sick then drink lemon...he has no sense of fun at all. Bligh had an astonishing memory too: thats an autistic characteristic. He drove the men to wild hate because he was different, and if you are different, special, superior, you need the common touch to ameliorate it and he didnt have it...he didn't command their respect at all, they cheeked him, disobeyed him...poor Bligh! People mutinied against him all his life!

[@Comewithmeifuwant2live]

I heard that somewhere before! That's really interesting isn't it? Must have been Aspergers or something but what a recipe for disaster! Bligh's dismissiveness vs Fletchers intense feelings of betrayal.

[@chadhoy7489]

Ever hear the voice-mail Mel left his wife

[@althehun1]

This film is great and the culmination into this scene is cinematic excellence. Hopkins and Gibson put everything into this. The Vangelis soundtrack ads to the tension. I remember watching this for the first time when I was in my early teens, late one Christmas time. It was on the same night as a double bill with Platoon. Both films left their mark on me. This is reminiscent of the battle between Barnes and Elias in that film.

[@bigg2838]

What a double bill!

[@BlueCollar850]

Yeah but Barnes and Elias didn’t like each other. Where as these two were friends at one point.

[@cheeseandonions9558]

that's actually a very civilized way of portraying a mutiny on a ship in the middle of an ocean.

[@WintersWar]

I liked all 3 of the adaptations we all know, but this scene where Christian melts down as he is losing his country in that moment really nails it.

[@buckrogers5703]

The gun shot at that point of the scene is PURE GENIUS

[@Cannibal713]

Some of Gibson's best acting

[@stevebrazilio]

Having watched this powerful scene so many times, you pick up on things like Cole the bosun getting involved in the punch up - "Get out of it Cole" - a very complex and highly emotional scene. Just fantastic - my all time great movie. Excellent acting by everyone and what a line up of actors.

[@packman5906]

I actually just met Mel last Sunday in Malibu at a vitamin store. Arm in a sling from shoulder surgery. Just looked beat up and old but he was friendly and even took a pic with me. He is to me a legend and one of the iconic movie actors of our time Yea, so what of he called a female sheriff Sugartits? lol

[@aljackson5086]

Gibson is a little too good in this scene

[@ronmoss4804]

One of my favorite anger scenes ever. Truly gut emotion.

[@au9parsec]

Flip flop play. I don't care if I'm slapped.

[@patrickmurphy9470]

Mel meltdowns are pure gold.

[@Ballerina-Girl]

When Mel still had his Australian accent. Raw scene with raw talent.

[@jacksmith5973]

The casting is phénoménal, besides Anthony Hopkins &Mel Gibson there are also Liam Neeson and Daniel Day Lewis, Mel is just Gorgeous !! Anthony Hopkins is astonishing , he gave great performance worthy of an nomination..

[@rayunited2010foryou]

1:46 Even Liam Neesom was shocked to see Mel's violent side. Just look at his expression lol!

[@mwoldin]

Olivier always said, Don't shout at the top of your lungs. Ever. And there's Mel that ham going at it hammer and tongs.

[@DJVMFVME]

Brando was masterful but Mel made the character his own.

[@colliric]

Clark Gable was also absolutely amazing in the original film.

[@itskarl7575]

"Ok, Mel, now that you've got that out of your system, we've got a scene to shoot."

[@ELKFILMZ]

This movie is why my parents called my Christian, lol

[@buckrogers5703]

WAW...so you'll have to go to Pitcairn some day !-)

[@videolover__1518]

This is such a great scene, amazing acting! Mel is fantastic!

[@007DeanBond]

It’s amazing. Some of the best actors altogether. Liam neeson and Mel Gibson had movies about Scotland come out in 1995. Rob Roy and Braveheart

[@1138shirerat]

And the award for angriest performance by an actor goes to.....the entire cast of The Bounty.

[@stephenc8]

Many versions, this is my favourite

[@billykokkinidis]

William Wallace and Rob Roy together in one scene

[@donhancock332]

Both Mel Gibson and Leam Neeson were both in their early 20's I would say.

[@deanfawcett2085]

Theoden King wondering where Gondor was :)

[@josebro352]

​@@deanfawcett2085and Captain Smith wondering where the iceberg hit . 😂

[@BillyButcher90]

And when Bill the Butcher and Priest Vallon first became enemies! 😅

[@edberger4679]

This sounded like one of Mel's rants....LOL

[@diamondssjordan]

Amazing actors

[@JordanHeller1]

Jordan Heller haha true bro

[@Kelly14UK]

Just clocked John Sessions and Neil Morrissey. Amount of faces in this film's amazing

[@michaelcave8710]

Stumbled upon this on tubi. What a killer movie with so many good actors!

[@sesfilmsllc]

0:24 Oh hi Liam Neeson.

[@rayunited2010foryou]

2:13 Liam Neesom can't stop laughing rotflmao

[@615855]

In the early part of this film, the character of William Bligh refers to "Australia". This is incorrect and one would think the makers of such films would acquaint themselves with actual history. When the Bounty departed England in December 1787, the name "Australia" had not been formed and the first colony was not established by the British until the following year. It had been called "New Holland" by the Dutch explorers and was also referred to as "Terra Australis", and when the first colony was established in the now state of New South Wales, the colony was called New Wales, later to become New south Wales. The name "Australia" was first used in 1817 by Governor Macquarie

[@steveparadis2978]

And no one but a few viewers would have known what New Holland was. Australia immediately sets the scope of the voyage. You think they didn't know history? The scene above is based almost entirely on the court-martial, including most of the actual dialogue.

[@scottgorham3809]

Wow, I did not know that. Thanks for the information.

[@Horsehead147]

I saw this as a kid and I still remember. Searched “god damn your blood”, “why now are you being so dammed reasonable”, and “you shut your mouth” before finally just searching “Mel Gibson mutiny” and landing here 😆

[@finderoftheunknown4295]

Ironically, Christian was more of a tyrant in this scene than Bligh ever was

[@iancasey704]

This is one of the best films Mel Gibson did and Antony Hopkins was the perfect William Blugh what a great movie and story as well .

[@beck8880]

Brilliant acting, this movie is brilliant.

[@Yukmoufwolf]

Exquisite acting, indeed.

[@wadeholloway633]

the kid that says......shut up, I'm staying here, was also in another movie with Anthony Hopkins a few years before this one. The Elephant Man,

[@GSXK4]

There are seven Oscar awards won by the actors in this scene.

[@chazraylitt7815]

231 years ago today, my great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather committed an act of mutiny, overthrowing Captain William Bligh. Happy days. Well done, Mr. Christian

[@chrismc410]

Wherever Bligh and Christian are now, I'm sure Bligh has been trying to flog Christian for the rest of eternity for an infinite number of lashes

[@stiofandundealgan1280]

Outstanding Mel, I really love that actor !

[@oscarjohnson2130]

I still can't believe Mel's performance was criticized as being "bland"

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Clark Gable was bland. Mel Gibson was awesome.

[@richardsasso8043]

“Why are you being so damn reasonable NOW!?”

[@user-ii4ng6se1z]

I had been considering that this movie is amazing for the act of Anthony Hopkins but when it comes to pure and ruthless feelings Mel definitely eradicates every actorsʼ hair

[@adamsmith8307]

This is the best scene in the movie The Bounty.

[@tintins4021]

Amazingly Captain Bligh made it to some port off shore

[@POPE_FRANC1S]

Mad Max 5 looks interesting

[@blancacastillo5902]

i love this remake of the classic film that marlon brando played thank you

[@stupor_mundi]

Blanca Castillo And before that there was Clark Gable's version.

[@lindamarie6574]

my favorite part of this movie - Mel Gibson kicked ass!

[@oceanlovertechnicaltechniq545]

Kay bhaiya

[@adamsmith8307]

The entire case of the movie are all extremely talented.

[@ddivar8149]

As Mel said in an interview he thought more should have been done to make Christian look bad like he really was,but its Hollywood. I see the real Mel in those scenes. He seems to be playing him as depressive and who wouldnt be leaving Taihiti? Bligh wasnt any worse than other captains of the day,better in fact.They were not seasoned sailors,they were non comms.and young experiencing a lifestyle change. Too tempting.

[@waynemongo]

No, no - Bligh wasn't a good captain and Christian went native... just the perfect storm...

[@waynemongo]

And they were very seasoned sailors

[@workingman9019]

How many of us have fathers that push us to the breaking point? I know I have felt this way.

[@manuelrodriguez2637]

Its kinda funny because even though this movie version is more accurate than it's predecessors... in reality there was barely 10 years age difference between Fletcher & Bligh

[@redadamearth]

Peter Weir's direction before the cameras rolled: "Go to eleven."

[@RAJohns]

The best movie clip of all-time.

[@deadairconversion]

“Get him in boat, send him adrift!!!!!!”

[@jeff5534]

YOU WILL BE SILENT SIR!! *Slap* What a scene!

[@lizd2943]

They were smart to gag Daniel Plainview before he could drink everyone's milkshake.

[@austincottrell5122]

That guy with the Amish beard lurking in the background in various scenes...

[@rayunited2010foryou]

The guy at the back couldn't contain his laughter!

[@individualist00000]

226 years ago today (april 28)

[@Doug19752533]

2:00 "YOU WILL BE SILENT!" SMACK!

[@KiCreativeStudioJP]

On this day, April 28th, 1789 - Fletcher Christian, the acting lieutenant on board the Royal Navy ship Bounty, led a mutiny against the commander William Bligh in the South Pacific.

[@draganbanic5381]

Mel here is on another level,madness and rage is his forte.

[@1234shhh]

Such good acting. :^)

[@jerishigan6567]

And to think the real descent into madness was awaiting The Bounty mutineers on Pitcairn Island

[@eringemini7091]

Among my friends & I we will always (affectionately) call this movie; "Mutants On The Bounty" after the cute cartoon "lampooning" this scene by Gary Larson ( The Far Side Cartoons).😉

[@ricardocantoral7672]

According to historians, Christian may have suffered from borderline personality disorder.

[@kona9865]

Hell of a performance I AM IN HELLLLLL

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

Mel Gibson, Anthony Hopkins, Liam Neeson, Daniel Day Lewis in the same film. Need I say more?

[@olivergrant8642]

Laurence Olivier

[@Gkm-]

Personally really enjoyed this film, Kept me focused throughout. I’ve not seen the original film with marlon Brando and I’ve heard it’s a lot better, but from a first watch this film really does tell the story of the Munity on the bounty very well. Worth a watch!

[@ryanh4775]

Apparently this is the most accurate version of what actually happened. There is also kind of a minor standoff of sorts where people were gathering their belongings afterwards. Fryer said he had planned to try to get one of the guns away from the mutineers for gathering his things in his quarters, although I believe this was set only in hindsight at the court-martial.

[@tadficuscactus]

Is that Liam Neeson?

[@JohnMartin-oh6bf]

Bligh didn’t know Christian as well as most people think.(friends for only one year). Big part of the problem.

[@welles2002]

Gibson is magnificent in this scene .

[@louis8150]

Every day I wake up. 2:15

[@edwardbliss8931]

There's a lot of fluid projected from mouths in this movie

[@buckrogers5703]

Yeah hope they all brushed their tooth !

[@waltersmythe2440]

Christopher Reeve was originally supposed to be Fletcher Christian I don't know why he didn't take the role. But Mel Gibson was fantastic.