π― I don't normally cry at movies, but the scene with Old Man Gower sets me off right at the beginning then I don't stop until the end lol
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Absolutely agree. Itβs cool to see that being a good human can cause so many people to help you out when you need it. Also, I reminisce for the days when the capitalist was the bad guyβ¦
Didn't this movie do poorly at first because it was considered commie propaganda?
i know this is very random sorry for the necro but i stumbled upon this post while searching for something else and it made me cry because this was my late (birth) father's favorite movie. it was for a different reason ofc but it's making me cry that a (somewhat at least) socialist message resonated with his troubled soul. just wanted to say thanks, i guess
Hey, no worries. I think that the movie really is a marvel in the way it imagines the fundamental human condition - the individual and the community - in this amazing way despite the obvious Christian stuff.
Nothing more sublime than Donna Reed's breathless "They're coming George!" The finale of the movie is really something special. Your late father had good taste. It's a humanist (in the best sense) masterpiece.
I might write more next year but when I post about it I'm usually fairly drunk and weepy.