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Its a Wonderful Life has limited showing December 24th.

shortylickens

shortylickens

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https://www.regmovies.com/movies/its-a-wonderful-life-1946/B00188709779

Some of you really like it, so I thought you should know.

Some of you really dont give a crap, which makes sense because when the movie debuted it tanked horribly in theaters and was forgotten for a while. Some fool forgot to renew the copyright one year and it became public domain. Everybody and his brother was re-releasing it to make a quick buck and somehow the film became popular on TV and home video.
 
Wait...actually pay money to go see a...70 year old movie in a theater? Is you stoopid?

I recorded it a couple of weeks ago on one of the Dish channels...that way, I can pause it if I want to pee...or grab some not grossly overpriced snacks...and I don't have to worry about the "phone police" if I answer a call or text while watching.
 
highland145 said:
What about The Christmas Story? I'd pay for that.
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It's funny how your perspective on movies & characters change over time. They did a good job of sucking you into the kid's perspective as a kid. As an adult, and a dad, I now relate to the father character a lot more...cursing out the furnace, dumb dogs eating the turkey dinner, stupid flat tire in the car...hahaha.
 
Kaido said:
It's funny how your perspective on movies & characters change over time. They did a good job of sucking you into the kid's perspective as a kid. As an adult, and a dad, I now relate to the father character a lot more...cursing out the furnace, dumb dogs eating the turkey dinner, stupid flat tire in the car...hahaha.
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It's a brilliant little movie. I eventually understood why my parents also loved it.
 
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