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By Carlos R (1,175) on 07 Sep 2010

Abosulty fantastic, WW2 movie with a fantastic cast. Its a little funny, and absolutly heartbreaking at the same time…

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By Gordon D (40) on 23 Aug 2010

They tell you upfront that it is propaganda and it doesn't really matter because it stands as a war drama if you can disregard the light in…

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By Thomas W (1,104) on 21 Aug 2010

Although Mrs. Miniver is a film wthl several flaws (which I'll get to), it remains one of the best family war-dramas ever filmed…

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By Janis W (11) on 20 Aug 2010

Amazing. period. plus the added bonus that my gram has the same name as Mrs. Miniver: Kay ^_^<3…

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By Leighton T (328) on 05 Aug 2010

While the whole cast is terrific here, the film, almost unknowingly, rests on the shoulders of Greer Garson who turns in a magnificent performance…

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By Elliott F (182) on 02 Aug 2010

Greer Garson illuminates the screen every time she is on screen as the title role in Mrs. Miniver. In what is ultimately a tragedy, Mrs…

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By Sabrina I (88) on 30 Jul 2010

Features a great performance by geer garson…

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By Lewis P (299) on 30 Mar 2010

Dated but powerful World War II melodrama * This review may contain spoilers * Winston Churchill's favorite movie was Mrs…

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By Lord N (163) on 30 Mar 2010

Dated but powerful World War II melodrama * This review may contain spoilers * Winston Churchill's favorite movie was Mrs…

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By Clayton J (51) on 30 Mar 2010

Dated but powerful World War II melodrama * This review may contain spoilers * Winston Churchill's favorite movie was Mrs…

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By John H (1,894) on 21 Mar 2010

This finely acted drama from MGM swept the Oscars in 1942 and holds up very well 68 years later…

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By Adrian B (1,364) on 16 Mar 2010

This film, along with 101 Dalmatians and To Catch a Thief, was completely rejected by the 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die list…

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By Trevor C (307) on 13 Mar 2010

Sure it's a classic and the story is great, but (this rant excluding Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon) all of the characters were unbearably…

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By Codie E (453) on 02 Mar 2010

All time great war time film. Geer Garson is stunning…

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By Sanford R (845) on 27 Feb 2010

William Wyler's Mrs. Miniver is a story about the Miniver family…

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By Stephanie D (427) on 25 Feb 2010

Oscar wins: Best Picture, best director, best actress Greer Garson and best supporting actress Teresa Wright…

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By Dawni C (34) on 05 Feb 2010

One of my favorite films of all time. I can't do this film justice thru my written word, so just rent it and see for yourself…

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By Eric P (911) on 23 Nov 2009

The only reason the word propaganda shows up when people describe this film is because it won best picture in 1942, and because it has an anti-german…

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By Tim M (3,013) on 15 Sep 2009

What do we think of when WWII is mentioned? Perhaps it is the horrors that the Nazis did to the Jews…

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By Jennifer H (754) on 29 Aug 2009

A moving portrayal of war's effect on a family. Greer Garson deserved the Academy Award she won for this picture…

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