It's a Wonderful Life - What's the Difference?

[@nathaneggshire4007]

Its a Wonderful Life in my mind is kinda like the complete opposite side of A Christmas Carol. A Christmas Carol spends most of its time establishing its main guy as mean and bad and shows him the error of his ways while Its a Wonderful Life shows a great man that is unable to see that his actions have impact. Scrooge is shown his negative impact by the spirts while George is shown that he can touch peoples lives in positive ways he did not know

[@vanessaladolcetta6660]

I've been think about comparisons lately . Potter is scrooge before he changes.

[@bendalymckenna6271]

Vanessa Ladolcetta you have a point!

[@Rosannasfriend]

Right

[@bendalymckenna6271]

Nathan Eggshire also George is a mixture of Bob Cratchit and Fred.

[@melissacooper4282]

The main difference between Potter and Scrooge is that Scrooge gets redeemed after he repents his ways while Potter stayed the same miserable miser.

[@nicosmind3]

"Oh Mary no, not the books!" Great line :)

[@JBTriple8]

i loled

[@philhenderson6510]

It was great impression! I died

[@akinasgreatest01]

In a parallel world they remake this with nicholas cage. Lol

[@verticalflats2816]

Stranger has kess letters

[@TheNotverysocial]

I wondered what was with that. In general, the entire adaptation was an improvement, but being unmarried is less tragic than having an abusive drunkard husband. And being a librarian isn't something to scoff at. It won't make you rich, but it's steady work.

[@conanfan1412]

It still gets me teary-eyed every Christmas Eve.

[@littlesongbird1]

Agreed. When I was in fifth grade the teachers made us watch this so we would "appreciate black and white films" and I am very glad they did (they had to explain things like the run on the bank to us).

[@Simicrop]

Even the CineFix recap got me a little.

[@pamelaminor696]

I always thought this was a sad movie b/c I know nothing would would change if I'd never existed

[@clintstewart5545]

@@pamelaminor696 I bet it would to someone !!!

[@ColeWalker]

There’s actually a deleted scene with Mr Potter showing up on the Bailey’s doorstep during the ending, intending to return the $8,000 but too embarrassed and upset about his own life in comparison to George’s to knock on the door and instead turns away.

[@RobertJRoman]

There's also the deleted scene where Uncle Billy remembers where he left the $8,000 and George leads an angry mob to murder Mr. Potter. Of course, that scene was only on SNL.

[@tyrant-den884]

@@RobertJRoman I was going to say, I prefer the SNL version; when it's not the mislabeled Jewish version.

[@andiemorgan961]

Well, he could have least left the $8,000 on the doorstep! 😄

[@clutchkman]

So Potter just gets away with 8 grand to throw on the pile with no comeuppance?? The ending just doesn’t sit right. Thank goodness for snl.

[@tyrant-den884]

@@andiemorgan961 or mailbox

[@Ickabodxx]

I avoided this movie for years, just because it's so "cliche" to watch it over the holidays. One year I finally sat down to watch it and now it ranks up there as one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@FZappaFan1]

Same for me with White Christmas. Now it's a tradition every year. I don't think I'd have had the appreciation for it when I was younger anyway.

[@Ickabodxx]

@Pun Jab I Way to take my statement to the extreme. I was passively avoiding it, I'd see it was on, and say to myself, "oh that is on again... (changes the channel)."

[@princezzpuffypants6287]

There's always that one desperate jerk in need of stroking their own ego who has to find a way to kick you. I'm proud of people who have the courage to admit they were wrong, even if it is just about a stupid movie. Personally, I tend to find that highly recommended movies disappoint me, but I am not much of a fan of film...

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

Because at the first half of the movie, this isn't even a Christmas movie until the third and final act.

[@canturgan]

Stewart's performance in that movie is amazing.

[@fredericktan5027]

So was the ravishingly lovely Donna Reed.

[@bravehome4276]

His performance in so many movies is amazing. My favorite actor.

[@slashbash1347]

Count this on the list of movies I had no idea were books first. Luckily, they have it at my local library and it's only 64 pages, so I can squeeze it into my Christmas reading this month.

[@joneshugh]

Hollywood ALWAYS ran out of new ideas lol

[@MrWalksindarkness]

there is an SNL skit with a "deleted scene" where the town beats up potter at the end

[@JohnnyTubeNYC]

Yah - Potter got worse beating than Joe Pesci at end of Casino.

[@bsteven885]

You mean THIS one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKibaqJmlsuVaKM

[@garyjones2561]

B Steven 😄😁 That was something.

[@sumowrestler2687]

MARY HARRY HOLD 'IM FOR ME

[@4-kathryn]

I was thought about that skit while watching this. Glad I wasn't the only one. Lol

[@lochlannturner4086]

This is the only film that makes me cry with happiness

[@92JazzQueen]

I think this line from Princess and the Frog sums up George's life pretty well: Tiana: My daddy never did get what he wanted. But he had what he needed. He had love! He never lost sight of what was really important. And neither will I! George never got to travel and fulfill his dreams, but he had everything he needed in his hometown. That makes him a richer man than Potter, because he understood the value of helping others and enriching other people's lives with love.

[@juliussjolie4112]

92JazzQueen he wanted to help people and make the world a better place and it took mr potter being a dick, for him to find out how much he actually helps people

[@berniecioffoletti3398]

Couldn't have said it better!👍

[@edkinkead7990]

Jimmy Stewart and Lionel Barrymore were also in “You Cannot Take It With You” which also was a Frank Capra movie and is a wonderful movie too.

[@melissacooper4282]

@@edkinkead7990 I just got the movie You Can't Take It With You for Christmas. I'll have to watch it!

[@rowdyrx6109]

Two favorite Christmas movies we watch every year “A Christmas Carol” with Alistair Sim and “It’s A Wonderful Life”

[@cnwarry]

For those that wonder, this movie takes place in 1946 and that makes the 8K he needs roughly 100K in today's money

[@sjbrooksy45]

I thought it took place during the great depression?

[@cnwarry]

@@sjbrooksy45 it says on Christmas eve 1945, his flashbacks most likely went through the great depression

[@sjbrooksy45]

@@cnwarry yeah I think you are right about the flashback

[@anneb889]

sjbrooksy45 Harry was a hero in WW2..... The childhood starts out earlier, the run on the bank is likely during the depression, then the war.

[@travisbickle4360]

Yeah, it's all Uncle Phils fault

[@katherinerinck3722]

Just watching this recap has me teary-eyed. What a wonderful, wonderful movie.

[@mikecane]

Still one of the greatest movies ever.

[@thetribalist6923]

*the greatest ever

[@miltonvalenzuelasr.5350]

This movie is so moving, even watching clips got me on the verge. Im going to look for the book just bc I love em. Thanks for the vid!!!

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

Welp that's me crying again... one of the most devastatingly emotional films and something everyone should watch every Christmas

[@knockshinnoch1950]

This classic movie is guaranteed to have me in floods of tears EVERY Christmas.

[@TheMrGuitarfancy]

one of my favortie films period, always look forward to seeing it every year

[@awsomeshadowdude11]

Dude seriously, can’t get enough of these, I don’t know why but you guys are just the best movie channel. It feels like you guys live for these movies

[@officialsquadrilogystudio]

Every time a bell rings an angel gets their wings. So ring that bell notification 🔔.

[@Jebbtube]

A rare case of the movie improving on the book.

[@anigodess]

Look daddy, every time a bell rings, an angel get his wings. That’s right. Merry Christmas

[@mena94x3]

I agree 100% that it is the #1 Christmas movie of all time. It’s fabulous on every level. 🥰🥰🥰

[@coolnegative]

Actually, so many of the classics are becoming more and more rare on broadcast television. Thank God for hundreds of ways to watch whenever I want. Great video. Always thought about reading the book.....eh....maybe someday.

[@jaqjynx]

This is easily my favourite Christmas film. It’s WONDERFUL.

[@HOPEat]

That was Awesome!!! One of my favorite movies of all time!!!

[@jphilb]

I almost cried just watching this video. Especially when you started your impression. JK. That was great.

[@howlionsmaneknife877]

It’s been only shown once per year for past several years. The reason NBC owns the rites and only shows once. It is a classic I have the dvd set so I can watch when I want as much as I want

[@elizaheathen]

the jimmy stewart impression at the end was criminally bad

[@totesmygoats-bq8mk]

Thanks, I've never seen this movie. I'll watch it today. It looks great! 🎄

[@KendrickHarrisKenfinity]

It's so wonderful to see how this Christmas classic emotionally and uniquely told this story. Keep it up!

[@KevinThePilgrim]

I saw a documentary about this movie and a guy cried when he talked about it. I thought "that's so over the top over a movie". Years later I finally watched it and cried my eyes out with the ending. It's such a beautiful movie.

[@mueezadam8438]

Warning: moral of the story only applies to those who have friends and family

[@RyanFromUltrasound]

Ahahahahah D:

[@kevinhorton8617]

Even alone and camping, the rope can wait. There is no rush...

[@josephososkie3029]

. Moral is ta get some!!

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

_"No man is a failure have many friends..."_

[@TravelingBibliophile]

I love It’s A Wonderful Life, and I have read the short story that inspired it too (which was originally sent in Phillip Van Doren Stern’s Christmas Cards to his friends before it was ever published for the public). The movie, even as a kid, I saw as a riff on A Christmas Carol, only with Bob Cratchitt (George Bailey) receiving the divine intervention not Scrooge (Mr. Potter). George doesn’t go to prison because they have more than $8,000 on the table (let alone the money wired by Sam Wainwright on top of that) , he is richer than Potter ever will be because he has the friendship of the entire town and Potter has no friends ( the only people with him in the bank are his employees so they have to be there).

[@bjnowak]

I cried at the end of THIS video just knowing how it ended.

[@clarktooncrossing3975]

YES! I was so hoping you guys would cover this story! This just made my day!

[@barrywebber100]

Of course all the acting and actors are top notch but I always have a soft spot for Gloria Grahame, she is so pretty in this film! The whole film just sums up America in the best way! Happy Christmas and best wishes for the New Year to all!

[@HelgaCavoli]

A life as an unmarried librarian with glasses?? The horror!! The horror!!

[@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures]

Life as someone with [insert anything visually different]glasses and working as a [insert any job]is simply a placeholder. The larger point is she never met him and their happiness never occurred.

[@SportsPhanatic17]

@@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures And the kids never existed, so the good they do won't happen.

[@HelgaCavoli]

@@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures, just face it: librarian is just an uncool job, for unmarried frigid not-dressed-up old ladies. It's in the collective mind.

[@princezzpuffypants6287]

Really the point was to show George that she really didn't want Sam, even if there was no George. So, even if George hadn't existed, she wouldn't have married into soybean plastics and lived a wealthy life... And I always figured the glasses were just reading glasses that she'd obviously need to wear constantly working in a library... I confess this is the one part of the film that didn't age well. It's the antiquated idea that women's lives revolve around men. Having a secure job one enjoys and living alone was seen as tragic in 1945... for women.

[@YSLRD]

@@princezzpuffypants6287 Having no one to love (remember it was marriage or nothing then) isn't the best outcome for anyone.

[@Donde_Lieta]

There’s this rich old guy in my city that tries to bring every chain to the city to run out al the small businesses, and I ran into him at the airport, and I kept referring to him at Mr. Potter and now I refer to every mean person in my life as Mr. Potter. It’s one of my toxic traits

[@lizz9896]

Donde_lieta not toxıc lol

[@JeffBarberDigideus]

"The holiday season is upon us!" Oh no it isnt! Its still November!

[@TheRealNormanBates]

Jeff Barber Hey! Thanksgiving is a holiday!

[@abramsullivan7764]

St. Patrick day is a holiday, Farther day is a holiday, the 5th of November is a holiday, Friday the 13th is a holiday.

[@oldenweery7510]

*Jeff Barber* This year, some cable networks started airing Christmas movies in _September,_ which seems to be Too Much of a Good Thing, as far as I'm concerned. I flatly refuse to watch any of 'em until after Thanksgiving. (It's like having your favorite food way too often, _n'est ce pas?)_

[@JeffBarberDigideus]

@@TheRealNormanBates only in America.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

Jeff Barber _This movie takes place in America!_ _THIS REVIEW TAKES PLACE IN AMERICA!_

[@tajfaa]

We need more videos in this awesome channel!

[@alfredwang7607]

Such a wonderful movie and such a pleasant 9 minutes. Thanks for sharing

[@macrumpton]

It never occurred to me that this is basically the same idea as Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol: A supernatural force shows how a person's life affects those around them and they have a change of heart and see life differently. Somehow it irks me that Potter does not get any comeuppance.

[@rowdyrx6109]

Michael Crumpton there is hell

[@CinemaStix]

Did not know this was a book!

[@DeadpoolGames19]

It's a Wonderful Life is in my top 3 so I honestly care about the differences cause it's amazing

[@emigrant1510]

"Merry Christmas, everyone" *November 20th*

[@Poor0tis66]

Merry Christmas!

[@jasonschuler2256]

_Everyone_ knows that [November 1st, Thanksgiving) ∪ (Thanksgiving, December 25th] is Holiday season.

[@emigrant1510]

@@jasonschuler2256 Eh, it's not quite like that where I live, so I understand why it might seem normal to you. To me, though, it's a bit too early. But, sure.

[@jasonschuler2256]

@Emi Grant In case it wasn’t clear, I’m joking. I also dislike when people start talking about the holidays in November.

[@emigrant1510]

@@jasonschuler2256 Oh, well. Gald to hear that

[@devilsxdancex09]

Love this series. Thanks for covering its a wonderful life.

[@ericahughes5078]

NBC purchased the rights years ago and now it only really airs once or twice a year. A Christmas Story has really taken its place of being able to see it on three different channels at all times during the holiday season

[@mitch19636]

Love the movie, played EVERY year!

[@Illjwamh]

It's been a long time since it was available "on every channel". It's been out of the public domain since the mid 90s, and now only airs on NBC a couple of times each year in December.

[@TheCommonGentry]

have you guys done "A Christmas Story" yet?

[@HamsterK37]

I live in the city and neighborhood it's based on. It's all we have. Lol

[@419buckeye7]

@@HamsterK37 hohman that's sad

[@HamsterK37]

@@419buckeye7 Actually, it's Hammond, IN. He lived in the Hessville neighborhood. Hohman is a street. His name is Jean Shepherd. Now go about your pitiful unfulfilling life in sad ass Toledo.

[@TheCreepypro]

honestly it sounds like the movie made all the right changes since the book is so short kind of how the people that made The Box did it

[@jasonschuler2256]

Perhaps the only thing I like more about the book is that George’s depression and suicidal tendencies stems from working a dead-end job in a dead-end town rather than ‘evil Mr. Potter is going to send me to jail.’ The book is more true to what actual suicidal people go through and reminds them that they have a wonderful life no matter how mundane it seems. Though at the same time, Mr. Potter is a fantastic foil for George in ultimately showing that George is a richer man than Mr. Potter could ever hope to be because he has love and friendship. I guess what I’m saying is I can appreciate both the novella and the movie.

[@Nono-hk3is]

The impression at the end is. Very good.

[@pdzombie1906]

Wow, amazing.... Not the video, the fact that for the first time there's subtitles for a video in this series... Thanx!!

[@janetholzlohner6578]

This is really the only xmas movie i will watch. I am so in love with it.

[@rowdyrx6109]

Janet Holzlohner watch “Scrooge A Christmas Carol” with Alistair Sim

[@bluetarantulaproductions6179]

This is my dad's favorite Christmas movie

[@edengonzalez2792]

I watched it for the first time and loved it

[@jongon0848]

To quote Arthur from King of Queens "I don't get it. With George Bailey, the town couldn't be duller. Without him, there's nightclubs, casinos. It's fabulous...I wish he never had been born."

[@shannond7437]

I’m totally using this for random sarcastic inquiries of movies better than their written source material!

[@CaptChrispy]

Wait a minute, close to Buffalo, Nick, ringing the cash register bell, giving out wings? If George had stayed nonexistent, could this have been the origin of Buffalo Wings?!

[@princezzpuffypants6287]

I hate myself for laughing at this.

[@ScriptSleuth]

I love this movie with all my 💓.

[@dianemelick2393]

It's a wonderful Life itsgot to be the best Jimmy and Donna just make it work love that movie

[@The_Mimewar]

Wow dude. Thanks for the spoilers. I had planned on finally seeing it’s a wonderful life this year

[@oldenweery7510]

I remember when VCRs first became available, this was among the first movies I bought at Wal-Mart (it still had the hyphen). There were a bunch of (7-10) cuts of this available, depending on where you saw it, but the truth is---and I suppose this will mark me as Scrooge or The Grinch---I only watched it a couple of times. I prefer happier movies, a lot of which were favorites from my youth, seeing them on TV, and "It's a Wonderful Life" didn't show up 55 times every season. I always start my Christmas season Thanksgiving day by watching the original "Miracle on 34th Street" while eating Thanksgiving dinner. I wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving and wonderful Christmas, both preferably among loved ones.

[@steelcantuna]

Wow!!! Over 44 thousand hits in less than 24 hours!!!! These guys are making some serious KZbin $$$$$$$. I'm lucky if my videos get that many hits in a whole month. Makes me around $150.00 on a good month. When the copyrights for this picture show expired in the 70's, you could see this picture every day & night on TV on the old time UHF stations. NBC was smart to buy up the rights & only show it in December each year. Forgive me, I'm feeling a warm & fuzzy coming on, I think I'm gonna cry.

[@danielfronc4304]

Even more of a "Fun Fact", Reality! : Republic Pictures, who shot the film and produced it, copyrighted the movie in 1946 when they shot it. Back then a film could be copyrighted for a second 28 year time period after the first 28 year copyright time period ran out merely by filing some paperwork and paying a nominal fee. However, in 1974, whoever then owned Republic overlooked that (it wasn't a matter of their not caring about it, as any programmable movie, especially one with such a distinguished cast is certainly worth exponentially more than a nominal fee) and it entered the public domain and everyone just started showing it. Just like The Wizard of Oz, what was a bomb as a theatrical release became a classic but via TV's yearly saturation showing of it. However, Republic (or it's then owner) used a 1993 Supreme Court ruling that said that whoever held the copyright to the source material of a movie had the copyright to the movie, if they wanted it. Well guess who held the copyright to the source book The Greatest Gift? That's right, Republic! Republic filed the paperwork etc. regaining it's exclusive rights to It's a Wonderful Life and in 1994 it entered into a then exclusive agreement with NBC to it's showings. That's why it then was no longer showing on so many stations or so often. Now if someone substantially alters the original film (eg. by removing/changing it's background music, or by deleting certain scenes) they then could show it without the copyright holders permission or having to pay them royalties but no-one's attempted that. Since the last copyright date was 1993, 28 years (assuming that that's still the copyright protection term) of it will run out approximately in 2021. I don't know if a third copyright time period is allowed. Stay tuned...

[@YSLRD]

Cool info.

[@michaelcondry1493]

Greatest movie ever. So wholesome. It is America.

[@robz.3225]

I never miss this or the Reginald Own version of A Christmas Carol.....

[@anneb889]

Also a classic.

[@MichaelBrookham]

One thing I noticed watching this movie: George was the one who dared his brother to go down the hill on the shovel, which caused Harry to fall into the water and nearly drown. If George did not exist, he would not have been there to dare Harry to go down the hill, and thus Harry would not have drowned. That being said, Harry should have been alive in the alternate universe.

[@c.camberos6261]

Then again, some of the other kids were daring him too, so even if George wasn't there, some of the other kids that Harry might've been friends with would've probably dared him anyway thus causing him to slide down

[@MichaelBrookham]

@@c.camberos6261 Also the fact that those other kids were probably George's friends so if he wasn't around, then Harry likely wouldn't have been playing with them and would not have gone sliding, and therefore would have survived.

[@PHDWhom]

Who else thinks there is a tv edit of this? My wife and I watched it the other night, on KZbin, and I did not remember the first hour of it, at all.

[@jenniferschillig3768]

Oh, and the guys at Mystery Science Theater 3000 must have LOVED IAWL. They had a ton of IAWL-themed riffs. Shot of a starfield: "Lot of people praying for someone named George Bailey." Every time someone got chucked out of a building: "Out you two pixies go, through the door or out the window!" And the tail-end of one of the host segments of the infamous Manos: The Hands of Fate parodied the part where George orders his daughter to keep playing the piano.

[@daveerhardt1879]

I love this movie. It might be my favorite. The only minor bad thing about it is that Mr. Potter did not get punished for keeping the money that he found from Uncle Billy at the bank; but other then that it's a wonderful movie.

[@bsteven885]

Here's the SNL version of the "satisfying" ending you might want. 😎 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKibaqJmlsuVaKM

[@YSLRD]

It's ok. Life can be wonderful but it's rarely fair.

[@ScriptedEntertainment]

Could you do what’s the difference with Cirque Du Freak?

[@stickersonalaptop7439]

But you didn't mention that the reason they show it so much is that the copyright expired so the networks could pretty much show it for free (if I'm remembering correctly)

[@Mr_Movie_Fan]

I'm gonna say it "I'm a sucker for girls that wear glasses"

[@gabrielespana319]

Aric Lemont you ain’t alone

[@mattjindrak]

You have low standards

[@Mr_Movie_Fan]

@@mattjindrak I have a preference

[@mattjindrak]

@@Mr_Movie_Fan A low preference

[@Mr_Movie_Fan]

@@mattjindrak it's higher than yours

[@stefanieprejean6609]

I love this movie but can never think of it without thinking of what Phoebe ( from the TV show Friends) said about it. She said that it should have been called It's A Sucky Life. I see her point but still love the movie

[@Travisharger]

First time I ever teared up during a KZbin video...

[@MrDuck797]

Can you do The Hobbit what’s the difference? Also three parts like LOTR. Even though it’s one book and three movies, I would split them up where each of the movies end.

[@josephmarchesani6889]

Please do "Misery" by Stephen King next!

[@caseyredmon5813]

Just finished it and boy oh boy, am I itching to make that episode!

[@eldrinod]

Ching! I just gave another angel its wings (see what I did there? Gender neutral) Good job, man - thoughtfully presented and leaving me realising just why it is the number one favourite Christmas move, cause at it's core it's about the power of love ❤️

[@zipgow]

"The Greatest Gift" has a major detail--the thing that truly separates the movie and the short story--that you completely overlooked. In it, the lives of the entire town are better because George did his job honestly. In the alternate reality, the man who would have had his job embellished from the company and put the entire town out of work. Literary George learns the lesson that just by doing the right thing, a man could positively affect the lives of others in unimaginable ways.

[@shannonm75]

It used to be on several channels. Now as far as I know it's just on NBC. I don't have cable so I don't know. I use a Roku player. You can stream it.

[@ionamorwenna5564]

I love this movie so much 😢

[@axnyslie]

1:24 The conversation is actually a visual grouping of galaxies in Pegasus known as Stephan's Quintet

[@lindaballiet3936]

Always been my favorite movie

[@xuxon24]

Never see this film, and this video was the first time I heard about it.

[@raymeedc]

~ George was more likely in his mid 20s when he went to his brother’s high school dance, as he had just complained to his father that all of his friends had all graduated college some time ago ~

[@williamcabell142]

Can’t see it on every channel anymore.

[@RicoCordova]

I've never seen the film or read the book. This video makes me almost want to.

[@DavidRay_40]

It's a Wonderful Life was not based on a book. It was based on a SHORT story that was printed on 200 or so Christmas cards by the author, Philip Van Doren Stern.

[@Kpink452]

I love this film but The Bishops Wife with Cary Grant is brilliant too.. that makes me cry every Xmas

[@oscararellano4767]

Love this channel keep it up 👍👍👍

[@CaptChrispy]

George and Mary's son, Petey, must have been named after George's dead father. I wonder where they got Tommy, Janie and Zuzu (I'm assuming Zuzu is really Susan in the same way that Beaver Cleaver is really Theodore but his older brother couldn't pronounce it or how many people I've met have younger siblings with nicknames that sound like how a small child would say their name) Susan's Greetings!

[@jenniferschillig3768]

Maybe they just liked the names, or maybe Mary's father was named Thomas and either Mrs. Bailey or Mrs. Hatch was named Jane.

[@robz.3225]

Is that how they got Beaver?

[@bsteven885]

Frank Capra named the youngest daughter Zuzu after the Nabisco Zuzu Ginger Snaps (cookies) popular in the 30s & 40s. George even refers to Zuzu as "my ginger snap" in a scene toward the end of the movie.

[@CaptChrispy]

B Steven I'd think it's more likely that he'd say my little ginger snap because it worked with the nickname shed gotten than that her parents had actually named her Zuzu

[@melissacooper4282]

After seeing the comparisons between the short story and the movie overall I like the movie the best. The movie gets into more detail on what brought George to that point. It also gets you more acquainted with his friends and family. The only detail in the short story that made more sense to me was the fact that Mary was married to a man who is a drunken lout. In the movie she was a spinster librarian. To me being unhappily married is far worse than being an old maid. Also the part where George was simply depressed because he is stuck at a dead-end job is pretty relatable too. But it wouldn't have been as interesting as him having to battle Mr. Potter all the time.

[@WhiteJarrah]

Whoa. I don't usually catch one of these videos 6min after they're uploaded.

[@jacobdominguez7808]

I love this movie!🎅 ❄ ⛄ 🎁

[@samuelnapier3218]

You guys should do a What's The Difference for Choke (2008)

[@wolfknight6639]

Can you guys do what's the difference between freaks 1932 and it's book Spurs

[@joshuagarcia2218]

I know this is unrelated but I really want to hear you guys breakdown top 10 films with Magical Realism. Happy holidays Cinefix!

[@Quackenspiel]

Merry Christmas Movie House!