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Monument to the Dream (1967)
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Shelby Storck (writer)
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I saw this movie at the Arch itself as a part of the tour package you get when you visit. St. Louis was a great experience, but the arch is just magnificent. This film takes you through the entire construction of the arch- an arduous three year process in which amazingly, no one lost their lives. It is nothing short of breathtaking how these men achieved the perfection needed for the successful completion of the monument. The movie, made in 1967 had a wonderful, old-school feel to it: Kind of reminded me of the old reel to reel movies you'd watch in History class as a kid, with the bold narration and music. I just loved this film.