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Overall Rank: 3619

Average Rating: 2.8/4

# of Ratings: 44

Theatrical Release Date: 05/03/1944

Language: English

Genre: Musical, Drama

MPAA Rating: PG

Director: Leo McCarey

Actors: Bing Crosby, Barry Fitzgerald, Gene Lockhart, Jean Heather, Frank McHugh, James Brown

Plot: A new delightfully understanding priest arrives a stern Parish to lighten up both the Priests and the students.

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 05/27/2019

Although it stars Bing Crosby at his crooning best, the vapid "Going My Way" gets way too corny far too often.

Alex - wrote on 03/17/2007

A well shot and acted musical staring Bing Crosby as the ever present "new" priest. This is worth a luck for those of you looking for a feel good, well done early 40's movie. It doesn't really show its date, but people may be turned off.

Ichabod Crane
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Fun film.

Ichabod Crane - wrote on 02/11/2009

A fairly enjoyable romp with pleasantness all around. The music is fine I really like the classics and the "new" stuff for the film is okay. The story is good enough to follow through because of the likable performances from Barry Fitzgerald who is always very likable especially in the quiet man and Bing Crosby who is actually toned down in this film and that is a good thing. It is not like he is in High Society where he really over does everything. So good film with a message I certainly support.

Oscar Win Best Actor Bing Crosby 3/5- Bing Crosby is just fine in this and there is nothing wrong with him at all. In fact it probably is his best musically based performance but he does not do anything past that. He is fully satisfactory though. Sometimes he can be annoying but not this …

Delorted
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Review - Going My Way (1944)

Delorted - wrote on 04/14/2008

Father Fitzgibbon (Barry Fitzgerald) was getting along in years when the bishop sent Father Chuck O'Malley (Bing Crosby) to help the church out of financial trouble. The two learn to get along in the Best Picture winning film “Going My Way.”

What I like about this movie is that it makes you feel good without forcing it on you. The emotion is subtle and yet impacting. Crosby gives a charming performance, while Fitzgerald gives a classic and lovable one. I might add that both of them won Best Actor and Supporting Actor, respectively. The film won four other awards (Director, Song, Story, and Screenplay), all of which it rightly deserved.

The film does have many faults though. While the story is relatively solid, there are a few events that seem either random or unnecessary. There …