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The Americanization of Emily (1964)

American sailor Charlie Madison falls for a pretty Englishwoman while trying to avoid a senseless and dangerous D-Day mission concocted by a deranged admiral.

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Scott R 12 Aug 2015

Despite the title the film really has little to do with the love story or Julie Andrew's Emily. It's mostly James Garner's film as his cowardly aid does everything in his power to avoid seeing combat. The broad topic of this film seems more like the sort of thing you'd expect from the '60s or '70s counter-culture movement as we're expected to sympathize with the idea that war is immensely stupid and celebrating heroes a travesty. It would have fitted better if it had been in Korea or Vietnam and could easily have stood alongside MASH or Good Morning Vietnam. As it stands it's their older, slightly frizzier big brother.

Dale C 07 Dec 2007

The music is so distracting to me, but the movie itself is really cute.

Private U 01 Jul 2008

"Hell, Ms. Barham, the only reason the French take two hours for lunch is because the service in their restaurants is lousy."

Edith N 02 Nov 2009

Great anti-war movie. James Garner delivers a bravura performance as the "proud to be a coward" Navy Commander who through no fault of his own gets assigned to Omaha Beach on D-Day. Despite his best efforts Garner goes and miraculously survives. The movie shows the hypocrisy and heroism of war and how any human endeavor is equal parts humbug and heroism. Julie Andrews is phenomenal as Emily whose own sacrifices are born with cheerful resignation. Melvyn Douglas steals the movie as the Admiral that goes a bit off and ultimately puts Garner in harms way. Great cast, great acting. A gem of a movie.

John H 19 Jul 2014

Maybe the best peace movie ever made highlighted by soliloquies by Garner about war and love. Original footage spliced in ingenious ways to show the folly of the pursuit of war.