6. Gone with the Wind - directed by Victor Flemming (1939; 8 Oscars, 2 Honorary Oscars)
So many great films were made in 1939, but Gone with the Wind came out on top and has since become one of the shining examples of what could come out of the old Hollywood studio system if everyone (literally) put their lives on the line. Even with the obvious and unavoidable racial problems embedded in Margaret Mitchell’s novel and the final film, it is still an enjoyable piece of work, with stunning performances.
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