Review of The Bells of St. Mary's (1945) by Augustine H — 03 Jan 2013

I am old movie nut, but I LOVE Ingrid Bergman and Bing Crosby in this movie. A classic around Christmas time.

This review of The Bells of St. Mary's (1945) was written by Augustine H on 03 Jan 2013.

The Bells of St. Mary's has generally received positive reviews.

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By Monsieur R (279) on 26 Sep 2010

Well, if it ain't got Bing, it won't have swing! One of my treasured film classics, and shot all in glorious black and white…

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By Jeff B (2,998) on 14 Dec 2008

Okay sequel to Going My Way starring Bing Crosby as Father O'Malley who works at a school run by nuns (the head nun being Ingrid Bergman)…

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By Blobbo B (14) on 02 Sep 2015

Bing Crosby and Ingrid Bergman head the proceedings as the local dilapidated Catholic school is in danger of being torn down…

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By Private U (13,627) on 24 Aug 2008

Going My Way, the first movie, was better…

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By Ice R (239) on 11 Apr 2009

rotten: [b][i]Ingrid Bergman was a highly charismatic actress that made this film get extra points but honestly the story sucks…

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By Aj V (1,538) on 17 Oct 2010

A very nice movie (sequel to Going My Way) with Crosby as a priest again helping Bergman, a nun, and her school…

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By Jim H (1,089) on 14 Aug 2012

A priest and a nun run a struggling school and try to convince a businessman to give them a neighboring building…

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By Jason P (1,193) on 29 Oct 2012

I like this film, I like White Chritmas better but it's still good…

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By Bill T (1,098) on 05 May 2011

Slow moving relgious feel-good movie has Bing Crosby as a new priest to a school run by a Nun played by Ingrid Bergman…

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By Blobbo . (14) on 02 Sep 2015

Bing Crosby and Ingrid Bergman head the proceedings as the local dilapidated Catholic school is in danger of being torn down…

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