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Film · MGM · 1944

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Meet Me in St. Louis

64Watch it awake.

The house is the point, and the father almost spends it on a New York job.

The review

Four seasons in one St. Louis house, with a fair still coming. A girl loves the boy next door. A small sister has Halloween. Judy Garland sings through a year a child can watch. The father means to move them to New York for a job, and he almost spends the household on that promotion. It was the second largest gross of its year. People wanted that house.

I kept thinking of every time a better salary sounded like a kindness. The film won't let him call the move one. The street, the neighbor boy, and the fair are the life already there. If your week is errands, the calendar will feel slow, and the slowness is the argument. Skip it if you need the fair to be a plot. It's only the reason not to leave.

Journal

Keep Meet Me in St. Louis in the record.

No house has filed a sentence for this yet.

Live Historic number 64. Yours can differ.

The glance

Piety is the thin one.

Can conscience actually stop someone, or is reverence only in the shot so it can be mocked?

This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.

Consider this

Encanto

70 instead of 64

Encanto is still a musical film, and it scores 70 instead of 64. What you gain is courage: Mirabel keeps walking toward the crack everyone else is decorating over.

The eight

6
Industry
His New York job is real, and taking it would empty the house.
9
Household
Four seasons, a small sister, and a father who almost spends them.
5
Piety
He is not forced to stay; choosing not to spend them is on him.
5
Courage
Staying means he gives up the promotion he meant to take.
6
Republic
The fair is the city's event, and the boy next door is the neighbor.
6
Temperance
The promotion is the want he is asked not to feed with the house.
6
Truth
He means to move them, and the move is not treated as care.
8
Stewardship
What remains is the same house, still waiting on the fair.

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Film · Universal · 2019

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1917

64Watch it awake.

A message carried through a broken country. The courage is not the camera. The courage is the errand.

The review

Schofield is not chosen because he is special. He is chosen because he can run and because he has a brother in the line, which is a questionable reason for a general to use and an understandable one for a soldier to accept. The film's gamble is to stay with the body that has to cross the ground. When it becomes a stunt, it thins. When it stays an errand, it is about duty under a command that is not always worthy of the men.

Older teenagers and adults. Do not let the technique be the conversation. The conversation is a piece of paper that can save lives if a tired man will keep walking. Most of moral life is closer to that than to a speech.

Journal

Keep 1917 in the record.

No house has filed a sentence for this yet.

Live Historic number 64. Yours can differ.

The glance

Household and Piety are the thin ones.

Is a marriage, a parent, or a child a real life here, or just a prop?

This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.

Consider this

Hacksaw Ridge

74 instead of 64

Hacksaw Ridge is still a war film, and it scores 74 instead of 64. What you gain is piety: Faith that costs a rank and a rifle.