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Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1969) Rank 3 Reviews

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Movie critics combined give Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1969) a score of 3.1000 out of 4

based on (11) reviews

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Fulvue Drive-in

The origin of our story comes from a fairly popular film from 1930 starring Robert Donat as the title character Mr. Chipping (Mr. ...read the complete Goodbye movie review at Fulvue Drive-in

DVD Authority.com ("Fusion3600")

Brookfield School has always been a cornerstone of life for young men, as a place to learn and develop into adults. The students enter the school as worried, sometimes even scared boys, but when the time came to leave, things were much different. ...read the complete Goodbye movie review at DVD Authority.com ("Fusion3600")

DVD Savant (Glenn Erickson)

The film charmingly presents an England that's friends with all the world. German teacher Paul Henreid, looking less puffy than in his later Warners' hits, is his best pal, perhaps because they're both outsiders. ...read the complete Goodbye movie review at DVD Savant (Glenn Erickson)

DVD Verdict (Mark Van Hook)

Years later, it's easy to quibble over which was the better performance, but it's impossible to deny that Donat's work in Mr. ...read the complete Goodbye movie review at DVD Verdict (Mark Van Hook)

CineScene.com (Dave Vermillion)

You have a solid noir set-up: Guy walks into the homicide division of a police station to report a murder - his own - then details his pursuit of the unknown and mysteriously motivated poisoner. ...read the complete Goodbye movie review at CineScene.com (Dave Vermillion)

The Digital Bits

This timeless and affectionate movie is a favourite of fans of the Hollywood golden age, even though it is not strictly a product deriving from the Hollywood back lot. ...read the complete Goodbye movie review at The Digital Bits

The Spinning Image (Pablo Vargas)

The film opens with Arthur Chipping as a Latin teacher at Brookfield, a boys' school in suburban England. Introverted and socially inept, he is dedicated to his students but unable to inspire them. ...read the complete Goodbye movie review at The Spinning Image (Pablo Vargas)

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