Review of Mrs. Miniver (1942) by Bill C — 01 Apr 2013
More agit-prop than art, Mrs. Miniver pushes no boundaries. It was, however, exactly what audiences were wanting ( and probably needing ) in 1942. The evacuation flotilla scene is surprisingly effective, the sounds of war are appropriately jarring, and Greer Garson remains wonderfully calm throughout.
This review of Mrs. Miniver (1942) was written by Bill C on 01 Apr 2013.
Mrs. Miniver has generally received very positive reviews.
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