This is up there with "It's a Wonderful Life", and reviewers who describe this movie as "slow and boring" speak volumes about our world today and the disregard for, and even, disgust with, family, tradition, and sacrifice.
All of this goodness takes place at a West Point of yesteryear, one not besotted by woke ideology and feminism, and the "rampant Irishry" that one reviewer mentions with criticism, is one of the loveliest things about this movie.
