Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Strangely, I'd never seen this movie before. You'd think that I had, but I just saw it tonight. The entire film is available on Google video, apparently from the Library of Congress:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-897129633961255565
If you haven't seen this movie, it's important that you do. Right now.
The struggles of our modern age are more timeless than we are led to believe. The dialogue might seem trite and clean by today's standards, but the plot is all too relevant, even sixty-nine years later. The fact that our nation has survived such crises in the past, and why, is more important than what you think you know about politics and government.
Will I yield?
NO! I will NOT yield!
Now shut up and watch the damn movie!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-897129633961255565
If you haven't seen this movie, it's important that you do. Right now.
The struggles of our modern age are more timeless than we are led to believe. The dialogue might seem trite and clean by today's standards, but the plot is all too relevant, even sixty-nine years later. The fact that our nation has survived such crises in the past, and why, is more important than what you think you know about politics and government.
Will I yield?
NO! I will NOT yield!
Now shut up and watch the damn movie!