I think what this film did really well was the exposure of anti-semitism that was apparent at this time. I actually found it shocking how much there was during this time shortly after the World War that based around it. To showcase so much of this in America was shocking and new to me, considering that was what we had went to war about with Germany, and now post-war there was so much of it going on on our turf. What I didn't enjoy was the lingo and romance between Gregory Pecks character Dorothy Mcguire's character at times, especially the dialog of Peck calling Dorothy "my girl" throughout. I found that to be abit immature and cringey at times. All in all, it was a decent movie.
Review of Gentleman's Agreement
