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The Sea Wolf (1941)

Shipwrecked fugitives try to escape a brutal sea captain who's losing his mind.

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Kristen Lopez 14 Sep 2016

Curtiz was a master of all genres but The Sea Wolf is his best. Darkly flirting with the noir genre that would capture the decade, there's so much tension and hostility, secrets and lies that permeate the ship. Ida Lupino has never been more beautiful as the criminal attempting to rewrite her past.

John Hartl 27 Jun 1941

Robinson provides plenty of vigor and two-fisted energy to the actor-proof role of Larsen, and at times is over-directed.

Bosley Crowther 27 Sep 1947

At least a good half of the effect in a sea-picture comes from the sea, and when that element is lacking the whole thing seems flat and synthetic. This, we regret to say, is a major fault in The Sea Wolf.

J. Hoberman 06 May 1982

Given Robert Rossen's strikingly literate script, Sol Polito's wonderfully eerie camerawork, and Robinson's terrific performance - all pulling together to elaborate the Luciferian motto borrowed from Milton by which the captain lives, 'Better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven' - this is one of Curtiz's best movies.