It's a Wonderful Life (VHS, 1993, Uncut; Slipsleeve)

Famous story, we have purchased this vhs for every member of our family.
It makes you realize just how much one person can do in his/her lifetime.
You don't need to be in the savings & loans, like George, but just be a kind loving, caring person, one who helps along the way.
This is a MUST see each Christmas & during the year as well.

What a great old movie. Needed to add it to my movie collection. The story has such a great message to it. Great to see James Stuart in his younger days and what an actor.

This movie is a CHRISTMAS CLASSIC (1946 I think) and should be seen by everyone- young or old! If you haven't seen it yet... where have you been? You won't be disappointed. Simply delightful! This is one that you can watch over and over again and still love it every time! It should definitely be part of your holiday movie list!

I absolutely love this movie and no Christmas would be quite complete without seeing it. I think this movie makes us realize that no one lives or dies to themselves, but their lives affect others around them; in other words, "no man is an island". If you haven't seen this movie, you don't know what you're missing. My copy is in the original black and white. Somehow, watching the old black and white movies take me back to my childhood and leaves me with a warm feeling inside. I purchased this movie at a great low price and I'm glad that I can finally add it to my collection of "must see" movies each Christmas season.

There is so much to be said for the classic American motion picture, "It's A Wonderful Life", from 1946. In what is perhaps his finest cinematic work, director Frank Capra has brought to the screen (and into our hearts) a fabulous film that never seems to grow old. Jimmy Stewart is brilliant as George Bailey, a man who is down on his luck after his uncle Billy (Oscar-winner Thomas Mitchell) accidentally loses money intended for deposit into the bank. Realizing that he could serve jail time, George contemplates suicide. He is saved by his guardian angel Clarence (Henry Travers), who is close to earning his wings. He shows George exactly what his life would have been like had he never been born. Thus, George sees for himself an alternate world in Bedford Falls, his life-long hometown. No longer in his life are his wife Mary (Donna Reed), his children or any of his other family members or friends. Everyone that he encounters now does not even recognize him. This is beginning to frustrate George. He explains to Clarence about certain details that took place in his life, but Clarence makes mention about how these events never happened because George was never born, furthermore saying that he really had a wonderful life and throwing it away would be a mistake. George returns to his life, family and Bedford Falls, a changed man. And Clarence gets his wings. This movie has many heartwarming elements within it. The film earned 5 Oscar nominations: Best Picture, Actor (Stewart), Director (Capra), Film Editing and Sound Recording. It has since become a traditional Christmas classic. "It's A Wonderful Life" is a wonderful movie.