Best Picture of the Nineteenth Oscars

Alden 2022-01-03 08:01:16

I like realistic war themes. Compared with Mrs. Miniver's full and magnificent positive eulogy, this film cleverly selects the entry point for veterans to return to their original lives. Combining 1946 is actually very social.

Although there are still comments that female characters are not full enough, at the end of Holmer's wedding, I still say from the bottom of my heart, it’s good, but that’s enough, isn’t it enough? The most obvious way to watch a movie is to feel happy and happy.

The story is great and the lens is better. The most acclaimed section is undoubtedly the section of the bar piano, the reflection in the mirror in the dressing room, and the last shot of fred proficiently climbing on the old plane. It is worth watching for the second time.

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  • Adrianna 2022-03-21 09:02:10

    The scene of Fred in the plane cemetery. There is also a scene of Fred, Al, and Homer looking down at the plane cemetery from the nose of the B-17 that was returning home. Fred was the captain of the B-17 bombardier during the war. , obtained DFC, but after the war, he did the work of dismantling aircraft to build prefabricated houses, which is special. Very lovely film about the reintegration of post-war veterans into life.

  • Rosemarie 2022-01-03 08:01:16

    Love the post-war movie. William Wyler's plain narrative and Toland's deep focus photography. Harold Russell is a retired soldier who won the Oscar for Lifetime Achievement.

The Best Years of Our Lives quotes

  • [Mr. Thorpe has offered Derry a job as asst. floor manager and part-time soda jerk]

    Fred Derry: At what salary?

    Mr. Thorpe: Thirty-two fifty per week.

    Fred Derry: Thirty-two fifty. I used to make over four hundred dollars a month in the Air Force.

    Mr. Thorpe: The war is over, Derry.

  • [Al is explaining to the bank president why he made the loan to Mr. Novak]

    Al Stephenson: You see, Mr. Milton, in the Army I've had to be with men when they were stripped of everything in the way of property except what they carried around with them and inside them. I saw them being tested. Now some of them stood up to it and some didn't. But you got so you could tell which ones you could count on. I tell you this man Novak is okay. His 'collateral' is in his hands, in his heart and his guts. It's in his right as a citizen.