Last movie I saw was on TV, "My Darling Clementine" a John Ford movie with Henry Fonda, Ward Bond, Victor Mature, a Wyatt Earp story filmed in the 40s, I think. Speaking of movies about the Navy, recently read a story about John Ford. For those who are unfamiliar, one of the best directors ever and known for having a bad temper. He was in the Navy in WW2 and actually filmed the Japanese attack on Midway island. Anyway, during the filming of "Mr Roberts", Henry Fonda was complaining to Ford that he was missing some of the "nuances" of the story line. Ford got up from his chair, called Fonda "a clueless SOB" and hit him in the jaw. Fonda never worked for Ford again. IMO the best US Navy films ever were "They Were Expendable" a Ford film and "Task Force" released around 1948, when I saw it first, with Gary Cooper and Walter Brennan.