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Don't judge it until you've seen it...

by mike gregory
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Ok it's holiday season so on goes the annual Christmas films. What I just watched was one of the greatest films I have ever seen!! now what was surprising was I have always been slightly prejudice of black and white movies and up until now never watched one from start to finish especial from the 40s!!

But man that was a feel good movie and a first for me.

The film in question was "it's a wonderful life" it's already one of my favourite films ever and damn glad I actually watched it from start to Finish.

I reccomend it to anyone any age!
  • Profile picture of the author Frank Donovan
    Originally Posted by mike gregory View Post

    But man that was a feel good movie and a first for me.
    Hi Mike, you must be new to our planet. Hope you can stick around.
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  • Profile picture of the author travlinguy
    I've seen it probably 30 times. I remember seeing it for the first time though. I was a young adult and wondered how I missed it for so long. I swear, I went up to everyone I knew and told them they had to watch it. I told people it should be made mandatory in the schools. I was pretty enthused, as you are.
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  • Profile picture of the author laurencewins
    It is an excellent movie. I have seen it quite a few times.
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  • Profile picture of the author HeySal
    I've seen that movie almost every Christmas since it was made. It's practically a tradition. It's one of the best of the classics in my book.
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    • Profile picture of the author seasoned
      Originally Posted by HeySal View Post

      I've seen that movie almost every Christmas since it was made. It's practically a tradition. It's one of the best of the classics in my book.
      WOW! I haven't even watched it every year, but I watched it a lot. It goes to show you that some of this stuff was always around. Still, it was nice when he figured that so much that he had never thought about would be gone if not for him, he decided to tough it out, and everyone surprises him.

      HEY, the ma and pa kettle ones, and the MOVIE SERIES(BEFORE 1980) about mr belvedre(sp?), etc... are nice. THEY are black and white ALSO.

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