Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
James Stewart plays the exact same character and is still great as always. I quite enjoyed this but there was a bit of a lull in the middle third of this movie. There are many other great legal and political films like Witness for the Prosecution and I just got bored until the end of this movie. The freak outs in this movie were amazing and I would watch the ending to this anytime!
My adventure of finishing off the Letterboxd top 500 is going really well. I will make a list for it public soon enough! :)
My adventure of finishing off the Letterboxd top 500 is going really well. I will make a list for it public soon enough! :)
Mini Review: James Stewart plays the exact same character and is still great as always. I quite enjoyed this but there was a bit of a lull in the middle third of this movie. There are many other great legal and political films like Witness for the Prosecution and I just got bored until the end of this movie. The freak outs in this movie were amazing and I would watch the ending to this anytime!
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