the color is okay, the movie is classic

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	• It's a Wonderful Life (In Color) (Hal Roach Film Classics) Hal Roach Film Classics, Inc. average customer review:based on 5 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

a seasonal great

truely one the best movies ever made
this movie has made jimmy stewart one of the
all time great actors.he along with donna reed
are the original two thumbs up.i am a grand parent
i viewed this movie as kid,my children & grandchildren
also viewed it.we all loved it.

DVD Movie It's A Wonderful Life.

I had been looking for this movie on DVD in color for some time.
I like this movie better in color.

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the color is okay, the movie is classic

Everyone knows how great this film is- the only reason I'm writing a review here is because of the dimension the color ads. I know there are purists out there, and I like the black and white version just as well.. But the color ads enough to make the movie a new experience, and seeing this movie as a new experience in any way is a real treat. Plus, kids who don't get Black and White are more willing to watch. This was a VHS, it's not out on DVD, and I doubt it will ever be made available. Colorized movies are a specialty market, and it seems they are disappearing quickly. If you still use VHS, give it a try. You'll surprise yourself how quickly you get over the colorized prejudice. An old classic in (relatively) new format! Happy holidays and thanks for reading my review.

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Donnie Darko in reverse

Compare this with the new film Donnie Darko. In watching Donnie Darko I was struck by the reverse similarity with "It's a Wonderful Life". With Jimmy Stewart we have an angel helping him see what his community would have been like without him and this convinces him that it is a wonderful life thus saving him from suicide. With Donnie Darko we have the opposite scenario. Donnie uses quantum physics through the aid of his science teacher and a street wandering centenarian who has written the book on time travel. This enables him to see why everyone will be better off without him and he saves them from himself by using the portal to wipe away his life and the subsequent destruction it causes. The special effects and relationships are certainly different. The family argument at the dinner table is different. But especially different is the moral implication that life for everyone else would be better without Donnie. What a paradigm shift this is. Do our depressed kids need this kind of suggestion? Better that they watch "It's a Wonderful Life."

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