Since watching the new PTSD drama “Thank You for Your Service,” I can’t stop thinking about the greatest PTSD film ever made – William Wyler’s Best Picture Oscar-winner “The Best Years of Our Lives.” Made in 1946 (before most people even understood the concept of post-traumatic stress syndrome, let alone knew what PTSD stands for), this big-budget Hollywood motion picture grabbed Americans by the proverbial shirt collar and didn’t let go for any of its nearly three-hour running time.
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The Best Years of Our Lives
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Since watching the new PTSD drama “Thank You for Your Service,” I can’t stop thinking about the greatest PTSD film ever made – William Wyler’s Best Picture Oscar-winner “The Best Years of Our Lives.” Made in 1946 (before most people even understood the concept of post-traumatic stress syndrome, let alone knew what PTSD stands for), this big-budget Hollywood motion picture grabbed Americans by the proverbial shirt collar and didn’t let go for any of its nearly three-hour running time.