A Guy Named Joe (1943) Bombing The Enemy

She decides to bomb the enemy instead of her new boyfriend. She's helped with the aid of the spirit of her former husband.

[Paladin]

Great movie. I saw it as a kid on the late show. The movie "Always" is a modern remake and a much ignored classic in its own right.

[lisabrooks]

Irene Dunne is such as a badass in this scene. Gets to bomb the enemy and all the while, her lipstick and hair are perfect!

[winnienguyen]

That's one hell of an explosion scene for a movie from 1943. I saw this movie on TCM recently and found it very romantic actually.

[keithshiban]

I don't care how cheesy it is, I love this scene.

[carolstarnes]

Such a great movie much better than always.

[highboy]

that was and still is a great movie, thanks for posting

[carolstarnes]

I loved. The things that Spencer Tracy said

[lsmart]

What a splendid scene. Wish I could see the whole picture. Thanks.

[ltjamescoopermason]

So that's what Spielberg based always on !

[carolstarnes]

This was the best movie I cry when I watch it love Spencer Tracy myrna loy van Johnson all the actors they were great!! I could watch over and over!

[truthof]

The movie “Always” was based on the same book, “A Guy Named Joe”, that this movie was based more closely on.

[carolstarnes]

Best movie ever I love spencer tracy!!

[kristin-happytexan]

Just watched this, although I missed the very beginning. Good movie, although at the end there I kept thinking how in real life she would have gone to prison for that. :/ I'm glad it's just a movie. Lol! One day I'll catch the very beginning. (I saw it from the point right after he died).

They don't make good cinema anymore. Thank goodness we have the classics! I'm grateful.

[gerrynightingale]

*Why do I want to watch this? It just tears-open a wound that can ever really heal*

[willamcombs]

Use the Force, Luke, use the Force . . . Oh wait, different movie.

[KatieWright]

This movie is so much like Always movie 😍😊😍😊☺😊😍

[lonzo]

My uncle flew the Lightning in combat in the MTO. Fifty missions and rotated home. By the way, I hate the movie Always. This looks equally bad, but back in the 1940s, many movies were corny.