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Goodbye Mr Chips

Goodbye Mr ChipsRating: U 7+

3.5500 out of 5 20 Votes (Members)
Duration
114 mins
Year
1939
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In this 1930s British classic, an ageing headmaster and professor reflects on his almost 60-year career at a boys' boarding school. Compared with today, Charles "Mr Chip" Chipping is so loveable and his teaching establishment so quaint that you'll be amazed such people and places actually existed. The gentle drama paints a detailed life portrait, going from Chipping's unpromising beginnings as an insecure new staff member to his metamorphosis into a pupils' favourite, and finally his twilight years. The result is an entertaining and sentimental snapshot of a bygone era.

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  • makes you feel jolly even in the sad bits

    Blaze (13)

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  • Alex, 14

    4 out of 5
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    Alex, 14
    Date
    2009-01-14 16:13:31

    I liked this film a lot because it reminds me that life in the class room hasn't changed that much. I do recommend this film.

  • Blaze, 11

    4 out of 5
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    Blaze, 11
    Date
    2008-08-13 17:48:41

    This film is a MUST see. It is about a teachers journey through a school called Brookfield. It starts with him falling asleep in an arm chair and having a flash-back to his very first day. When he started he had a very hard time with the boys in his class, but gradually everyone started too like him in-fact he became one of the most popular teachers in the school. I would love to tell you a lot more about the plot but that would ruin it for you. What I can say is that you should definitely watch this film. The strange thing about Goodbye Mr Chips and posably the best thing is that all the way through it makes you feel jolly even in the sad bits.
    I give this film two thumbs up and would give more if i had more that two thumbs.

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