films

Inspiring 1943 Films include: Casablanca, A Guy Named Joe, Heaven Can Wait (spirit film), The Song of Bernadette, Stormy Weather, and Tender Comrade.

Inspiring 1942 Films include: George Washington Slept Here, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Mrs. Miniver, Now Voyager, There’s One Born Every Minute and Woman of the Year.

Uplifting 1941 Films: Citizen Kane, How Green Was My Valley, The Lady Eve, The Maltese Falcon, Meet John Doe (spirit film), and That Hamilton Woman.

Beholds Spirit Film of 1940 is Our Town. Other uplifting 1940 films include: The Grapes of Wrath, His Girl Friday, My Favorite Wife, Philadelphia Story, Pinocchio, and The Shop Around the Corner.

The most inspiring 1939 films. The Women, a sparkling social study with an all-female cast. Also Gone With the Wind, Goodbye Mr. Chips, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, The Rains Came and The Wizard of Oz.

Brian’s Favorite Films 1930-1938, including one of my all-time favorite films, Charlie Chaplin’s 1931 City Lights.

Brian’s 7 Favorite Uplifting Films of the 1920s, including the Spirit Film of the 1920s (Wings, 1927).

  I was excited to go see the preview of Flash of Genius because it had two actors that I really admire and think are talented: Greg Kinnear and Lauren Graham. I also enjoy period films that really get into the details. This film gets that right, and I was savoring images of a dining

I have always thought the defeat of the Spanish Armada to be one of the best stories of history. This movie gives us a dramatic visual portrayal of that event, and also an inkling of what the political climate was at the time. It seems a bit skewed in some ways, for modern audiences, because females