Upon returning home, the lucky Al was greeted with great enthusiasm by his wife Millie, grown-up daughter and son. Since then, Al and his beautiful wife and lovely children have lived a peaceful and happy life.
However, when Fred returned home, he saw that his father had been intoxicated, his mother had fallen, and that his wife, who had been married before the expedition, was often haunting nightclubs and fooling around with other men.
Homer, who lost his hands on the battlefield, even though he was fitted with a prosthetic hand, still brought a great burden to his parents, lover and those around him.
On the day of the appointment, the three met in a bar and talked about their own experiences: Homer said that the pity of his lover and relatives made him unbearable, and Fred was indignant about his wife's parting...
That day In the evening, Fred accepted Al's invitation to visit his house and fell in love with Al's daughter at first sight. Later, Fred found a job as a salesman. By chance, at the airport, he saw the "air fortress" that brought them back, but now it has become a large pile of scrap metal. These scrap metals come into the building materials business. At Homer's wedding, the two reunited, and Fred told Al's daughter that he would marry her when he succeeded in his career.
After the demobilization of the three veterans, they finally end their lives with happiness...
View more about The Best Years of Our Lives reviews
