It’s A Wonderful Life

[Fred Basset]

Saw it at the Tyneside last week. Been a tradition for many many years. Always start to sob in the same place. Fabulous.
Interestingly, Stewart suffered from what we now call PTSD and when he was filming the emotional scenes in this film many of the cast and crew knew that his PTSD was being captured on film for all to see.

Went to see Muppets' Christmas Carol there last week. Lovely cinema.

 

[tunstall birdman]

Wow...if I wasn’t a married man...

I did not dare like this post though, incase it made me look gay, otherwise you would have received a 'Like'.

 

[mcq10]

I did not dare like this post though, incase it made me look gay, otherwise you would have received a 'Like'.

Look gay? I think it’s openly accepted here mate

 

[oROSSo]

The thought makes me feel ill.
Paul McCartney wants to remake It’s A Wonderful Life

Well I know what my Christmas wish is going on

 

[tunstall birdman]

Look gay? I think it’s openly accepted here mate

If I was a fan of 'Love Actually' then I would understand coming across that way.

 

[Stubbs ftm]

National lampoon's on earlier

 

[Deleted member 39436]

Watched it twice already this Christmas.
One of my favourites. Reminds me of being little and watching it as a family on vhs.

Still haven’t watched die hard this year. First year in nearly 18 years where I haven’t gone out on Christmas Eve as well. f***ing shit Christmas tbh

Can’t watch it any longer since my mother passed away, brings back so many happy childhood memories with the family, it still gets me!

 

[mcq10]

If I was a fan of 'Love Actually' then I would understand coming across that way.

The poems, lack of female interaction etc

Come on mate. It’s nearly 2020, embrace the closet door flying open

 

[matt228]

Love Actually? And before Die Hard?

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The rest of the household don't want to watch Die Hard so it's for when I'm the last one up.

 

[Select coaches]

Can’t watch it any longer since my mother passed away, brings back so many happy childhood memories with the family, it still gets me!

Me too, favourite of hers, not sure I could watch it now

 

[Deleted member 39436]

Me too, favourite of hers, not sure I could watch it now

Every decent good mother’s favourite who brought her kids up the right way!

 

[tunstall birdman]

The poems, lack of female interaction etc

Come on mate. It’s nearly 2020, embrace the closet door flying open

Ere man, the blit love poetry!! Plus I'm not a bum fun gadgie one little bit at all, I like baby making love tunnels.

 

[rapscallion]

Stewart's gay.

Planes,Trains; Die Hard & vastly inferior due to the stiff af baddie, Die Harder, here.

Been Grumpy Old Men + Wallace & Gromit's Wrong Strides, lately.

 

[Boris Bear]

Remember no man is a failure who has friends.

 

[MackemBob]

Watching it now...Mr Potter boils my piss.

The inspiration for the name of Brian Potter of Phoenix Night’s.

 

[xmfd]

Easily the best Christmas film. It's not even close.

Tyneside Cinema is brilliant as well.

Merry Christmas x

 

[Snugster]

Saw it at the Tyneside last week. Been a tradition for many many years. Always start to sob in the same place. Fabulous.
Interestingly, Stewart suffered from what we now call PTSD and when he was filming the emotional scenes in this film many of the cast and crew knew that his PTSD was being captured on film for all to see.

Thats why I don't watch the film in public, I don't even have to watch the whole film , certain parts just set me off.
I have downloaded "The shop around the corner" to watch later on, I can't think of any JS films I don't like!

 

[Son of Stan]

Thats why I don't watch the film in public, I don't even have to watch the whole film , certain parts just set me off.
I have downloaded "The shop around the corner" to watch later on, I can't think of any JS films I don't like!

Oh that's a sweet one too. The Philadelphia Story also. I might watch Harvey later tonight. Sod all on telly.

 

[Suspender Sue]

Anyone indulging in the second greatest Christmas film of all time this evening.

Ah what an ending it had.

James Stewart's George Bailey skipping along in the snow shouting "Merry Christmas everybody!!!"

He skips into Nakatomi Plaza and is suddenly blown away in a hail of bullets.

John MacClain steps out of the shadows and calmly says "Yippee Ki-ya Mother Fucker!!!"

"Nice shooting" says Hans Gruber.

 

[glen]

Anyone indulging in the second greatest Christmas film of all time this evening.

Best Christmas film, The Bishops Wife.