Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786301278515 Format: NTSC ISBN: 6301278518 Label: Turner Home Entertainment Manufacturer: Turner Home Entertainment Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Turner Home Entertainment Release Date: April 05, 1989 Running Time: 105 minutes Sales Rank: 7623 Studio: Turner Home Entertainment
Rating: - superb viewing
This film is a classic. It was one of my most memorable films as a
youngster. This should be on DVD.
Rating: - Under-rated post WWII classic!!
Released in 1946, the same year as "The Best Years Of Our Lives" this film tackles the issues that veterans and their families face. This film takes a long cold stare at the sense of loss on the Home Front and in the souls of men and women of the time. The theme is of an overwhelming feeling that is Shock; of lost love, lost lives and lost opportunities. This is a film about Recovery and merely coping with what War does to us all. A real character study of Americans as they rebuild their damaged lives.
Rating: - Except for the ending, an excellent WW II coming home movie
Timing is everything, they say, and this excellent movie had the unfortunate luck to be released just months before the what was to become classic THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES: both movies share the same theme of three GIs trying to reaclimate themselves into civilian life after the war. In this one Robert Mitchum comes home with a plate in his head and too much pride to go to the hospital to get help; Bill Williams is minus his legs and feels he's useless; and Guy Madison is perfectly okay physically, just restless and unsure what he wants. He falls for widowed Dorothy McGuire, and the main ... Read More
Rating: - A Realistic Depiction of How Our Returning GI's Coped
While not as famous as "The Best Years of Our Lives", "Till the End of Time" was a very realistic depiction of what the returning men of the "Greatest Generation" faced when they returned home, in this case, a stark, almost austere post-war Los Angeles.
The traumas, the nightmares, the uncertainty of boys who quickly had to become men - in one famous scene Guy Madison confronts Dorothy McGuire after an argument with his parents, who don't seem to understand the man whom they last knew as a teen going off to war. His buddies too, have difficulty coping with civilian life. Big Bill Williams, ... Read More
Rating: - Just a Great Story
I will not belabor the reader with needless esoteric references to the subtle "hidden" meanings of this excellent and under appreciated film. It is not as wide sweeping and well known as "Best Years", yet it holds a timeless appeal. I cherish the sweetness of the interaction between Dorothy Maguire and Guy Madison. The "Greatest Generation" are well represented, and I bow to their talents. There is no need to read current foolisheness and "PC" stuff into this film. It stands on its own merits. My four uncles who all served in WWII applaud this one. God Bless
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