Cinema Cemetery continues its World War II mini-series with a look at 1944’s “Going My Way”.  Starring the iconic Bing Crosby as the young Father O’Malley who is sent St. Dominic’s to aid the aging Father Fitzgibbon.  In this cross between Sister Act and Mary Poppins, Bing Crosby use the classic tropes of music…and reverse psychology to help aid this struggling community.  

While Mr. Crosby isn’t Dreaming of White Christmas here, he still has plenty of tunes for the contemporary audience.  Is “Going My Way” a way worth going?  Find out on this week’s Cinema Cemetery!

Current Rankings:

Current Rankings:

4- Lawerence of Arabia

5- Gone With Wind 

11-It Happened One Night

24. Casablanca

25- All Quiet on the  Western Front

27-Rebecca

30-The Mutiny

35-You Can’t Take It With You (changed)

36- Mrs. Miniver

60-Cimarron 

65-The Great Ziegfeld 

70- Wings

71-Grand Hotel

77-Life of Emil Zola

79- How Green Was My Valley

91- Broadway Melody 

92-Cavalcade