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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786303364759 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC ISBN: 6303364756 Label: 20th Century Fox Manufacturer: 20th Century Fox Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: 20th Century Fox Release Date: March 15, 1995 Running Time: 88 minutes Sales Rank: 2129 Studio: 20th Century Fox Theatrical Release Date: February 17, 1951
Rating: - I'd Climb the Highest Mountain
This great classic. I really enjoyed it, it's a 5 stars for me.
Great acting, pure, simple, funny and sad, everything you need for a great movie.
Rating: - Heartwarming
This is a wonderful old movie. Shows the power of faith, hope, determination and love. Also very nice scenery around the north Georgia mountains (my favorite place!). This movie would probably not hold the attention of young children. But for anyone who likes the "warm fuzzies", watch this one.
Rating: - Such a heart-warming story.
I absolutely adore Susan Hayward, and she looked beautiful in this film. But then, Susan looked beautiful in every film she made.
This story is a simple one... a country preacher marries a "city girl" and brings her to live with him in the hills of Georgia. A number of events occur over the next three years as people in the community become ill with an epidemic, and the preachers wife questions God and why some people die and others do not. It is the classic question of life... why does it appear as though there is injustice in the world, and why does God allow so much suffering? ... Read More
Rating: - Heartwarming, Good Story
Great movie based on a true story about a circuit rider's wife that lived in Elberton, Georgia. Great acting. Great storyline. Great photography. Beautiful scenery. Directing was excellent. Stars fit perfectly into storyline. Actors are just like real Georgians. If only we had more directors like that, or more authors like Corra Harris. Excellent production.
Rating: - wonderful engaging story
A beautiful lovely story of a southern preacher in the backwoods of Georgia with his newly acquired city wife, Susan Hayward. An engaging story about the hard times of life and how the characters of people were forged through adversity. Its a shame that Hollywood is incapable of anything decent nowdays. This film is a good example of the good that hollywood could do by influencing people for decency instead of appealing to their base instincts. William Lundigan is superb as the preacher. Fine supporting cast. Beautiful photography.
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