Review of Sergeant York (1941) by Justin O — 29 May 2008
From madcap drunk, to pious pacifist; from reluctant soldier, to acclaimed war hero, Sergeant Alvin York is an inspiration for all generations as he wrestles with questions that trouble many of us. Entertaining humor from a cleaner era and a unique flair of southern culture give the film a sense of ancient, conservative wisdom as it develops York's common sense philosophies and ideas.
A classic movie that should not be forgotten.
This review of Sergeant York (1941) was written by Justin O on 29 May 2008.
Sergeant York has generally received very positive reviews.
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