Meh, this movie exists and there’s not a lot much else I really want to say about it. It’s mildly interesting that in 1946 they showed PTSD but not so cool when they just were told to get over and to stop thinking about it and it would go away. The dude with no hands was by far the best character, he put emotion and soul into the movie, he felt ostracized for being disabled and didn’t want to be seen as disabled but eventually accepted it for what it was, it’s still a pretty long and boring post war romance drama and I wasn’t personally entertained by it, I won’t be watching it again most likely.

Meh, this movie exists and there’s not a lot much else I really want to say about it. It’s mildly interesting that in 1946 they showed PTSD but not so cool when they just were told to get over and to stop thinking about it and it would go away. The dude with no hands was by far the best character, he put emotion and soul into the movie, he felt ostracized for being disabled and didn’t want to be seen as disabled but eventually accepted it for what it was, it’s still a pretty long and boring post war romance drama and I wasn’t personally entertained by it, I won’t be watching it again most likely.

The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)

You know its a good day when u watch a 5/5   movie. But fuck this film for making me cry i had no intention of doing that today.

But seriously this was so good, Fred’s storyline alone outshines most movies i’ve ever seen. 

Rating 5/5. 

Tremendous.

The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)

You know its a good day when u watch a 5/5   movie. But fuck this film for making me cry i had no intention of doing that today.

But seriously this was so good, Fred’s storyline alone outshines most movies i’ve ever seen. 

Rating 5/5. 

Tremendous.

Poor man propaganda (complimentary)

Poor man propaganda (complimentary)

Follows the lives of 3 servicemen returning from WWII, each with their own baggage and problems reintegrating into society. What do you a serviceman when the wars over? Same thing you do with the planes, turn em into something useful.

I loved Homer as a character, I mean one of my favorites from any movie ever. Homer lost both his hands, masters the use of his new hook hands, goes home to his girlfriend and his loving family, but his fear of being defined by his injury is his biggest obstacle to hitting his stride.

I also thought it was cool how everything felt in focus like all the time, made for a most enjoyable viewing

Follows the lives of 3 servicemen returning from WWII, each with their own baggage and problems reintegrating into society. What do you a serviceman when the wars over? Same thing you do with the planes, turn em into something useful.

I loved Homer as a character, I mean one of my favorites from any movie ever. Homer lost both his hands, masters the use of his new hook hands, goes home to his girlfriend and his loving family, but his fear of being defined by his injury is his biggest obstacle to hitting his stride.

I also thought it was cool how everything felt in focus like all the time, made for a most enjoyable viewing

The best years of our lives is an incredibly beautiful film about three soldiers returning from war each having their own issues, the film hands the situation of all three men perfectly and adds a feeling of genuineness on its approach and doesn’t feel forced or over the top.

The best years of our lives is an incredibly beautiful film about three soldiers returning from war each having their own issues, the film hands the situation of all three men perfectly and adds a feeling of genuineness on its approach and doesn’t feel forced or over the top.