What great selections!! I would add the movie "
One Foot in Heaven" which is the story of a new young Methodist Minister Life with Fredick March. I grew up in the Methodist Parsonage in the poor coal and Company town in Western Pennsylvania, We did not know we were poor. This movie is a classic that truly represents the life of a Methodist Minister and the family. We could not go to a movies on Sunday, we were constantly under the watchful eye of one of the church members and had to meet high social standards in school as anyone of these could get us in trouble. This is truly a classic movie and cannot be bought as the owners of the film will not let it be sold and it is only shown once in awhile. I think the readers have really created some great lists of historic movies.
