in 2004 and i wrote the following statements on an imdb message board when a user wondered if the best years of our lives was a forgotten movie represent to me watching this movie is like opening up a time capsule. i think in many ways the best years of our lives is probably one of the more fascinating character studies and it holds up extremely well as a look at life in the us in the mid 1940s after wwii. i believe coming home and the deer hunter and both released in 1978 and were the most recent films that were closest in capturing the numerous issues of military men returning from war that were brought up in the best years of our lives. what really impressed me was watching the movie in its entirety when i was in college around 1980 81 and many if not all of the college students applauded at the end of the movie. this movie still packs a wallop and i am very happy to read in other posts other users feeling of a movie that will definitely stand the test of time. i am very happy to see the movie ranked near the top 100 movies on imdb and afi. also and though it was in competition with what eventually became a christmas classic and it a wonderful life and arguably and the best years of our lives oscar wins and including best picture and were very well deserved. i have just seen the film again in 2005 and after almost 60 years and the best years of our lives is still a powerful and beautifully acted and well crafted motion picture. 
in 2004 and i wrote the following statements on an imdb message board when a user wondered if the best years of our lives was a forgotten movie represent to me watching this movie is like opening up a time capsule. i think in many ways the best years of our lives is probably one of the more fascinating character studies and it holds up extremely well as a look at life in the us in the mid 1940s after wwii. i believe coming home and the deer hunter and both released in 1978 and were the most recent films that were closest in capturing the numerous issues of military men returning from war that were brought up in the best years of our lives. what really impressed me was watching the movie in its entirety when i was in college around 1980 81 and many if not all of the college students applauded at the end of the movie. this movie still packs a wallop and i am very happy to read in other posts other users feeling of a movie that will definitely stand the test of time. i am very happy to see the movie ranked near the top 100 movies on imdb and afi. also and though it was in competition with what eventually became a christmas classic and it a wonderful life and arguably and the best years of our lives oscar wins and including best picture and were very well deserved. i have just seen the film again in 2005 and after almost 60 years and the best years of our lives is still a powerful and beautifully acted and well crafted motion picture. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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