I am not sure what kind of critics you are asking about. There were movie critics, art critics, even radio critics (TV had not yet come onto the scene) and they wrote for the major newspapers and magazines. There were also syndicated columnists who wrote about politics and current events for the newspapers. But in 1939 it is true that people tended to be more trusting of authority figures and more likely to believe what "experts" said. As for what they thought of the critics, we do not have much audience research about it; however, some of the critics were very well-known and their ideas seemed to be respected. Two good examples from the late 1930s were syndicated columnists Walter Lippmann and Dorothy Thompson, who wrote about politics and current events. But it should be noted that "criticism" was often mild back then. It was a more courteous age, so some of the reviews of movies or radio shows would not have been as scathing or sarcastic as what we see today.
Critics criticize things. When you criticize something, you point out flaws, explain what you think of it, say how it could be improved, etc. Everybody criticizes everything to some extent, but there are some professional critics who get paid to do their job. Whenever you see the reviews of a restaurant, these are written by critics. When you see the "New York Times raves- fantastic!" in movie trailers, these things were said by critics.
No, it got terrible reviews from the critics and the only reason i went to see it was because it was a good book. You should always look at critics reviews instead of asking your friends or wikianswers.
Film critics and film censors to give ratings of age
See Your Doctor - 1939 was released on: USA: 16 December 1939 USA: 13 January 1956 (re-release)
Three Sappy People - 1939 was released on: USA: 1 December 1939
Overall the film Blue Streak was not received well by critics. They did not see the comical element that was supposed to be present in the film and overall found it uninteresting.
I believe that in 1939 the Jewish people were already being rounded up by the nazi forves and being placed into concentration camps. Workd War II would ultimately begin in 1941. During this time however a massive egnocide campaign was launched against the Jewish people at the hands of Adolf Hitler's army. Try doing a search for "Jewish people in 1939" and see if you get helpful details.
His critics were often killed or tortured during his reign in order to ensure his power. Critics are seen as harmful to his control, as they could influence people about him negatively. Therefore, when someone spoke out against him, he hade them "handled". This way people didn't hear negative criticism of Stalin.
People who are critical of the government are normal the inhabitants of gulags.
The 1939 Black Friday bushfires in Victoria killed 71 people.
The cast of Forty Million People - 1939 includes: Ralph Richardson as Narrator
We're Off to See the Wizard was created in 1939.