Marlon Brando has starred in quite a few Greatest Movies. The Godfather is regarded as one the best movies ever made and Apocalypse Now , despite the fact he is one of the reasons why making it was an apocalypse, is one of the standards for great war movies. On the Waterfront (1954) is one of his oldest films and possibly not as re-watched as the two I've mentioned, but its themes of corruption and morality remain relevant to this day. One could also argue the second season of The Wire owes a great deal to screenwriter Budd Schulberg and director Elia Kazan. Until recently this was not an easy movie to find, but if you are in Canada you can watch it for free online at the CTV app. It's nice to be digging for old movies and then you discover there is a legal way to access a small treasure trove of classics without having to pay anything. I watched this one with no prior context, other than it deals with the grip of organized crime on dock workers in New York. I w...