Bigotry zealotry and the conflict between towns and the cities
Inherit The Wind was one of a number of notable courtroom dramas made in the 1950s and 60s that also includes releases like 12 Angry Men. It was based upon the Scopes trial where a teacher was brought to court for teaching evolution. He’s played by Dick York from Bewitched fame and defended by Spencer Tracy.<br /><br />The movie plays upon several themes. The major one is about bigotry and zealotry. Hence, the local minister played by Claude Akins wishes York to have his soul burn in hell. There are crowds who chant that York should be hanged for his ideas. Tracy gives several monologues on the topic in court. Another issue is the split between the city and small towns in America. Hillsboro is attempting to stand up for its values against progress. Evolution and Christianity is simply the vehicle for which this dispute is carried out. It’s all very similar to the current political split in the United States between liberals and conservatives and the reason why the movie still resonates.<br /><br />Yeah there’s some overacting especially during the trial but I was drawn in by the conflicts and the messages.
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