Difference between revisions of "329--Week 11 Questions/Comments"
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What I thought was accurate in the film was when the daughter Peggy told her father when he first came home that she was taking Domestic Science and bought a cook book. That goes to show what women learned in college during those years. –Ashley Scutari | What I thought was accurate in the film was when the daughter Peggy told her father when he first came home that she was taking Domestic Science and bought a cook book. That goes to show what women learned in college during those years. –Ashley Scutari | ||
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| + | Best Years of Our Lives is downright commendable for how it handles Al's PTSD. Watching it's portrayals of his trouble adjusting, his drinking problems, etc., I can hardly believe how ahead of the film's time it is in handling a phenomenon not otherwise well handled by the general public at the time... especially given that it was made at the same time as it's context. - JT Newcomb | ||
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