Tragedy of War veterans turned into a Moving and Classic Film..

Rating: 8/10 (16 April 2020)

Short Review :-
Watched The Best Years Of Our Lives (1946)
Tragedy of War veterans turned into a moving and Classic Film. There have been films made on War, some friendly some anti war some were action films some were explosive but i haven't got to see a film on War heroes after they return home. How difficult and somewhat humiliated it could be for War veterans to earn respect and money at the same time after dignified experience in War which is useless in civilian's corporate life. The Best Years Of Our Lives finally breaks the shell of this topic and also creates a warm atmosphere along with heart touching love stories. You know while watching this film i was literally praying that, please God this is going so good please this should end on happy note and guess what it ended so beautifully. Oscar honoured this Classic film but IMDb users should have brought it into Top Rated 250 films, we gotto be ashamed little bit. Well, coming to the film's prospects i don't really see much to be criticized as Acting, Writing, Screenplay, Dialogues, Production and Direction all fields were absolutely fantastic. The film with 170 minutes of runtime won Oscar for Best Editing, do i really need to say more now? William Wyler does marvellous job while crafting this story i mean linking 3 War veterans lifes, troubles and their love Stories is a sign of Intelligent filmmaking. And the way he crafted all the diamonds like Myrna Loy, Fredric March, Dana Andrews, Teresa Wright, Virginia Mayo and surprise package Harold Russell in the film truly made all those shine brightly. Now just one compliant i personally felt there should have been one speech at the climax of all 3 heroes sharing their experience from War and how they gave Best Years of Their Lives for the country. This one scene would have made it a Masterpiece. Well, 7 Oscars for this film against films like 'Brief Encounter' and 'Its Wonderful Life' proves that juries had tough time at 1947 Academy Awards.
Rating- 8/10*