Its wonderful life

James stewart and Donna Reed in It's a Wonderful Life

[@JeevesReturns]

One of the most beautiful girls in history.

[@carolingianVI]

This scene is an absolute Masterpiece, The rising sexual tension between them from 5:25 to 7: 27 is just unbelievable. In these 2 minutes, Donna gave the performance of her life.

[@changeling-child]

Gosh it’s just so beautiful. I was born in ‘94 but this movie always brings tears to my eyes. I know historically and politically times were terrible back then, but gosh darn it look at the flowers, look at her dress, the music, the slang, his suit, how they talk, its just all awfully pretty, IAh!

[@thevoice6961]

An incredibly wonderful scene. One of the all-time best.

[@robram2025]

Donna Reed is so damn beautiful I can't take it!

[@12classics39]

It’s beautiful how he realizes - in an explosion of passion at the end - that the thought of a life with her now means more to him than his previous dream of independence. She is worth changing the entire planned trajectory of his life. This is one of the most romantic films in cinematic history. ❤❤❤

[@jrpotthast7448]

yes!!!!!!!!

[@wonderlandgirlable]

This scene always makes me cry ugh

[@DelightLovesMovies]

Its a Wonderful life is so beautiful, I love it

[@cryptopappy6408]

My favorite movie of all time!

[@dave327ful]

As much as we fight the war of love, it overpowers our resolve, and hence, sweet surrender!

[@DoloresSchoenewald-kz9gk]

Such a great movie

[@sammydane5988]

7:06 The moment he realizes she's the lady of his life but there's a part of him resistant to that realization!

[@genesis1765]

amazing 7 minutes. Donna Reed is a babe here. the whole scene has everything Sexual Tension flirtation.

[@stevencohn922]

Donna was 25 in real life in this movie and she looks so, but in the scene she is still living at home as a17 yr old teenager!

[@albertodale8209]

I should've been alive then...

[@duckduckgroose9517]

Alberto Dale at least u are alive. Remember this movie’s theme

[@glennso47]

I was but I just had been born.

[@taotzu1339]

Mary's mom, poor woman...saw her vicarious dreams go right out the window at the end there.

[@janelle144]

IN THEATERS DEC 18 - DEC 21 TCM Big Screen Classics Presents It's a Wonderful Life Celebrating 75 Years

[@druidvw2088]

Mary is the best bae ever!

[@rubytuesdayphoenix]

"Well of COURSE I like her she's a PEACH"

[@btsarmyforever4527]

“She’s a PEACH!” LOL XD Every time I think of the nice people in my life, I always say, "She's a PEACH!" or "He's a PEACH!" Best quote of the entire movie!

[@pman5886]

Donna Reed... such a sexy, beautiful woman. Died too young.

[@Legend-vs6vu]

Just say beautiful

[@glennso47]

She died at age 64 of pancreatic cancer.

[@tomace7924]

I had to come here after I made violent love to my wife in the living room on NYE. Happy New Year’s everyone!!!

[@LukeLovesRose]

Its sad how many people reacting to this masterpiece cant understand why George is acting like this. Why Mary would still want him after his crass attitude

[@larry1824]

On film yeah

[@amitray3662]

where can I find the full movie without interruptions ?

[@glennso47]

You can find DVD copies In just about any store during the holiday season.

[@PauloHenrique-dn4gs]

alguém pode me dizer se isso erra um filme ou um seriado ?

[@madisonreynoldz2504]

Sam must have felt very awkward 😂

[@megan166]

He was full of himself. He probably just thought they got disconnected.

[@andrewbaroch2141]

Unlikely this scene would work with a cellphone.

[@heinzelias]

The way she looks at him... My God , will I ever have someone like this , a girl to show me her love just with her beautiful gaze... just with her eyes !?

[@linuxaos]

You will. She will look at you and the whole universe will flow though her eyes and that moment will be frozen in time. And don't be an idiot like me who let her get away.

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

I feel the same way to.

[@MTknitter22]

go figure Sure...keep looking

[@nobody9126]

For me women is mother friend and ma’am nothing more

[@randyjames4713]

Most likely not.

[@arcaneknight9799]

For me, this scene is not only about their romance... It's also about George's overwhelming frustration surfacing regarding his life and her place in it.

[@artistsometimes2729]

it's sublime. Sublimely awkward but sublime. The whole dialogue interchange revolves around Mary's undying love and blindness to George's insecurity and George's feeling of complete enslavement to fate, unable to take agency into his own hands, to do as he sees fit. What he doesn't understand is how much the community he lives in and the people around him really mean to him until it's taken away. He doesn't realise that his good nature precludes the route his life has taken and that he should be glad for it, not ambivalent or suicidal to it.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

Things keep popping up that are keeping him in Bedford falls and keeping him from his dreams of college and traveling. Mary is one of those things but he can’t help but stay with her and love her.

[@tchwiss]

@@artistsometimes2729 I like your comment, as much for its content as for being refreshingly coherent. Many comments on KZbin show an appalling and frightening lack of spelling, punctuation and grammar skills on what used to be considered a rudimentary level

[@sinigangnasalmon7532]

@@artistsometimes2729 Ouch! The harsh truth! My husband has always said that I'm George Bailey and reading your comment made me realize it. Thank you.

[@jayteegamble]

@@artistsometimes2729 They very much end up living Mary's dream and not George's. Mary wants to live in Bedford Falls because it's home and her family is there. Mary wants marriage and kids. Mary even wants to live in the old Granville House. The movie shows us this explicitly when they're throwing the rocks; George is telling her his dream of building skyscrapers and bridges and she interrupts him to throw a rock for her wish they they get married and live in that house. George sacrifices so much for so many people and for Mary most of all, because he loves her.

[@silviaescobar2251]

When she broke that record I died a bit, felt like the perfect reaction to his behavior :)

[@hbruins85]

Yes…and that was probably what he needed to come to his senses!

[@g.Raider]

"Tell Mary to get on the extension." "You talk-" "Mother's on the extension" *Mother eavesdropping on the phone upstairs, promptly hanging up as soon as she's discovered* "I AM NOT!" Why is nobody talking about how hilarious and modern this is?

[@mrmusickhimself]

The comedic timing was just so good in this movie, the Violent Love line especially, I'm shocked they were able to get away with it, the audience must have been roaring.

[@ibdmantoo]

This telephone scene between Mary & George is perhaps one of the most powerful and raw love scenes between a man and a woman that has ever been captured on film. How Donna Reed took on as her own Mary's vulnerability and restiveness as she struggles with her emotions is amazing while simultaneously, Stewart portrays an anger that consumes George to a crescendo fighting the inner turmoil of wanting freedom yet craving this woman who is forced bodily together by a telephone.

[@nickperez7553]

Yes they finally let their emotions for each other show

[@danielmaggs1048]

I agree - it's absolutely electric!!

[@piteusx8440]

Donna Reed made this scene.

[@JPromoveo]

Exactly

[@diananutt1517]

@Taigen Riggs So glad you were able to describe this scene to a "T." As many times as I've savored it, this time I listened from the perspective of Sam!! He was surely sitting there just delighted for these two with his mouth hanging open! 😄

[@PrissyLungs]

That little twinge of jealousy in George’s face when he hears Mary taking to Sam gets me every time. The sexual tension between the two of them sharing that stupid phone. This whole scene gets me ugh.

[@Ndstars1]

For me it's when he clenches his jaw right before he throws down the phone, like he has to restrain himself from wanting her so much.

[@topgrain]

They just needed to get close enough together physically. George tried desperately to gird himself and not surrender his independent path, but "chemistry" still won.

[@QuietlyCurious]

When Mary says, "It's the chance of a lifetime," she's talking about herself. The "deal" was done as soon as George walked through the door and he knew it. Poetic as well as romantic.

[@Terry-te1ij]

Done? What deal?

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

Ol' Georgie-Poo is fixin' to throw Momma from the Soybean Train, from the looks/sound of it

[@allansuaza]

@@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113Jellybeans!

[@ScruffyCanadian]

"He's making violent love to me, mother!"

[@crissieharris5963]

+Chantal Jalbert Sounds like fun!!!

[@satchel_o-richards]

Say that in 2015... See what happens

[@crissieharris5963]

Andy Coleman They were sitting on the couch and she was trying to make it funny and less tension between the 2 of them while they were talking because George was being a sour puss that night. Mary was in-love with him and he didn't have the idea or realization of it yet LOL

[@satchel_o-richards]

I understand the sarcasm of the scene... I was just saying if you say it in 2015, you could get five years to life.

[@porremt]

+Andy Coleman I said that tonight when my mom asked what my sister and her boyfriend were doing tomorrow... needless to say I got looks haha.

[@patrickfrench332]

Sexual tension at its finest

[@luvpants2012]

I, You Stupidity lol I said the same thing watching this with my wife last week. His brain is telling him one thing but his nads are telling him another. Nads always win 😂

[@samharris314]

While he shakes her violently, she looks in his eyes and simply says "no"...and his nonsense is all over. So beautiful.

[@rubytuesdayphoenix]

"It still smells like PINE NEEDLES around here" "....thank you...??"

[@justforfun2767]

Why pine needles? Could you explain?

[@shaunrice4340]

Christmas tree maybe​@@justforfun2767

[@VutecVision]

Who could not fall in love with Donna Reed??

[@Dimensioneer88]

Frank Capra once said in an interview that if he would remake the movie, he would change Mary's alternate fate because he felt she was too strong willed to end up a librarian.

[@wadewatson2751]

A Classic BEAUTY!

[@pacibaco]

Reed was exceptionally attractive. What a doll , an absolute classic. The fact is in reality she would have married donkey boy and been a lonely trophy wife ... George would have become an alcoholic

[@piteusx8440]

Reed and Stewart's chemistry was impeccable.

[@taotzu1339]

@@Dimensioneer88 Potter would have made her his if George never existed. He would then end up being president.

[@SheTheDee1971]

I so love the telephone scene. It is beautiful, romantic, and shows how you don't need to see people rolling around butt naked to show real passion and emotion. Effortlessly brilliant film.

[@heather5926]

Haha exactly. Well said

[@tr7b410]

Well she was butt naked when he stepped on her robe & she hid behind the bush.A little Adam & Eve scene.

[@margaretpetersen9275]

I second that❤

[@Drapetomanic]

Well said.

[@duckduckgroose9517]

This movie has no special effects, sex scenes, or any of the other nonsense. All u need is a good story

[@welshdragon2008]

And a completely out of date frame of mind

[@magnumpi28]

and music!!!

[@tchwiss]

@@welshdragon2008 One that the literate and decent among us have no problem with you being excluded from

[@tchwiss]

A basic ingredient gone AWOL in modern popular music and cinema

[@glennso47]

One of the special effects was the “snow “ Another video said how they made the snow but it was a new thing that won an Oscar for the special effect.

[@lauramorgan27]

Donna Reed had the face of an angel.

[@nuummuun]

Laura, she IS an angel.

[@Hey_its_Koda]

Shes beautiful.

[@lovethyneighborasthyself]

No movie has made me cry as much as this one, and this, too, is my favorite scene! What a beautiful movie.

[@colinsushiboy745]

The ending was awesome also.

[@roseheironimus8972]

Mine too

[@lovethyneighborasthyself]

@@roseheironimus8972 God bless you 🙏❤️

[@stephenfalken]

7:00 - Shaking voice, 'He says it's a chance of a lifetime...' Brilliant scene by amazing actors in an incredible movie

[@CaptChrispy]

Best proposal ever.

[@avalasialove]

Ahh, the good movies, where even the background characters were good actors

[@bravaLiz]

+Annie C. a GREAT supporting cast!

[@normanwhite6677]

I know this is five years after your comment, but I have to agree with you. I've always thought that even the incidental characters, such as the bridge keeper, were perfect. This really is one of the most perfect movies ever.

[@PrismosPicks]

Nick 🍺 Annie 🍳 Mr. Gower The Drugist 💊 Mr. Bank Examiner💰 Violet Bicks 💃 and of course, Burt & Ernie- The Bedford Falls Police Officers!!👮‍♂️💯👮

[@guyrestivo]

and Bulah Bondi as Georges mom..she was in many movies

[@mikelong8762]

Donna Reed was so beautiful ❤️

[@tina-lw9rr]

George’s frustration with debating on his future travels and finding love at the same time my heart this scene always gets me😭💖He knows he’s in love and deep down can’t deny it

[@Ronbo710]

Damned onions.

[@johnpitzer5500]

Always loved Donna Reed, she was a beautiful woman. I’m old, but still love the way woman dressed back then

[@jonathanblaze1648]

Notice women wore dresses more back then. They dressed more like women. Now they where pants 95% of the time. More masculine, less feminine.

[@Drea538]

I LOVE her dress here, and prefer vintage style clothing. I'm only 28 years old, but I love to dress is an elegant and feminine way.

[@Drea538]

@@jonathanblaze1648 Yes, sadly. But some women nowadays do choose to wear dresses and skirts more. I've worn only dresses and skirts for nearly 3 years, I love it and contrary to what anyone what may say, it's perfectly comfortable and warm in winter, if you wear the right kind of tights and such. Women wore dresses for all of history until quite recently, it's so funny to me to see women nowadays shocked at the notion of wearing dresses all or most of the time.

[@koolmckool7039]

@@jonathanblaze1648 And the problem with that is?

[@ritam8767]

I also love what men wore back then.

[@lurettapugh344]

It's A WONDERFUL Life, I watch every year around Christmas time. One of my very favorite movies and a true classic. A reminder in whatever times we may be experiencing, things can always get worse. Even so, we must remember What is of true value in life. Family, friends and loved ones. When we have them, and the love of God, we are truly Rich!

[@glennso47]

I actually enjoy watching it any time of the year.

[@bravaLiz]

The scene when Sam Wainwright calls "long distance" hahaha.... and George and Mary share the phone together listening to the conversation, is still one of the most E-r-o-t-i-c and romantic scenes in film history.

[@FeggyMin]

IKR!!!! one can literally feeeeel the tension through the screen... forever one of my fav Scenes!!!

[@SpockLover27]

I wouldn't classify that as erotic...

[@clairebunt5887]

What are yu doing Piceting 🤣🤣🤣

[@dontayloronline]

I read somewhere that this passionate scene on the telephone was done in one take, and they were so into it they accidentally skipped multiple pages of dialog! But Capra was so impressed that he kept that take.

[@megan166]

@@dontayloronline Cool fact! Thanks for sharing.

[@chattiermike140]

“Still smells like pine needles around here” savage af

[@cora1334]

"Why don't you get on the extension?" "Mother's on the extension." "*hangs up phone* I AM NOT!"

[@wadewatson2751]

The best sexual tension/love scene Hollywood ever produced!!!

[@bravaLiz]

Among my favorite scenes in this film. He just lets the phone drop on the floor, shakes her and says: " Now you listen to ME! I don't want any Plastic, Ground Floors and I don't want to get married EVER to ANYONE! Do you understand that?!? I want to do what "I" want to do! Next thing you know, they fall into each others arms, and it's...."Oh Mary....Mary"......" "GEORGE, GEORGE, GEORGE!" And I LOVE it!

[@tuckercarlson6427]

That would be sexual assault nowadays.

[@dastemplar9681]

George, a man who once believed life was about being big and going to places. Only to realize that all a man needs in life is love. He almost turned her away but when he saw her tears run down her face and her eyes begging for him, he finally understood that she was all he ever needed in life.

[@patrickvecchio8138]

bravaLiz Uh,yeah.We all just saw the scene.No need for you to replay it in your own words.

[@mohamadmahmoud6926]

@@tuckercarlson6427 no it wouldn’t.

[@rmp7400]

@@tuckercarlson6427 Not even today would such an interaction be considered assault by anyone... other than a Marxist lesbian attorney looking for trouble 1)The attraction was clearly mutual 2) They were free to declare their sentiments 3) He was not being violent; passionate yes, but not hurtful, disrespectful or insincere. Reminds me of the old c&w song lyric: "All right... ok...you win - I'm... in love with you"

[@noveldixon9963]

Hes smelling her hair awww

[@glennso47]

Sorta like Joe Biden?

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

Donna Reed was such a beautiful woman. And the smile she had was wonderful.

[@christophermorgan3261]

As everyone says below this one of the most powerful emotional scenes in all American cinema. So well acted by Stewart and Reed it seems real. Amazing direction by Frank Capra, a masterpiece that chokes me up every time I've seen it.

[@forestkaatprescott8429]

I read where they actually had to re-shoot as it was much more passionate the 1st time they shot it. Beautifully done. I've never understood why this film wasn't a hit when it 1st came out. Timing, I guess, or maybe people were expecting something more upbeat & cheerful because it was a holiday time release. Thankfully, we all love it & watch it every year.

[@annakimborahpa]

"I've never understood why this film wasn't a hit when it 1st came out." People were adjusting to peace after years of war and were not interested in a movie about someone who was unable to volunteer because of a hearing impediment. Too many families were still grieving for their lost loved ones. The big movie blockbuster of 1946 was "The Best Years of Our Lives" about the difficulties of three servicemen adapting to society after World War II. In retrospect, both are considered classic films.

[@Checkmate1138]

Charles Buxton That's seems strange to me. I should think that this type of the movie is exactly what the public would have needed in a post war era. After nearly a decade of the most devastating conflict in human history, I should think that a story of love and morals is exactly what people would want following the death and destruction of the war.

[@annakimborahpa]

CM1138, here's a list of the top grossing US films of 1946: 1. Song of the South (Disney cartoon); 2A. The Best Years of Our Lives (3 GIs peacetime adjustment); 2B. Duel in the Sun (violent love triangle); 3. The Postman Always Rings Twice (noir adultery & murder); 4. Blue Skies (musical comedy); 5. The Yearling (coming of age story of a boy and his deer); 6. The Razor's Edge (GI's post-war search for meaning); 7. Notorious (Hitchcock Nazi spy thriller); 8. Till the Clouds Roll By (Jerome Kern biopic/musical); 9. Road To Utopia (Crosby, Hope & Lamour in Alaska); 10. Gilda (Rita Hayworth as femme fatale). Perhaps the public needed "It's A Wonderful Life," but that's not what they chose to see in great numbers in 1946. Sometimes a classic takes a period of momentum to gather great acclaim.

[@liquidsleepgames3661]

@@Checkmate1138 you forget that people back then didnt wear there feelings on there sleaves.

[@samueldavidrucker7514]

One of the great ironies of history; a practically forgotten movie for years (after dismal box office figures; surprising for James Stewart returning from the war) becomes what most of us feel is the greatest Christmas movie of all time - certainly the most popular

[@MrJimmy3459]

Boy Donna Reed was such an attractive woman my god!!!!

[@kroakie4]

He didn’t want to love her; Mary meant staying in the town he hated and never escaping a dream that was, originally, his father’s. But he still couldn’t help himself. Everything was given up for her.

[@danielelford6767]

Astonishing scene

[@katherinedrabek5253]

+Daniel Elford That is exactly the right adjective. The power of these two together. Who could not be moved?

[@danielelford6767]

Everything going on in this scene. The final phone sequence is played so well, particularly by Stewart.

[@izzy8246]

Jimmy was just wonderful.There will never be another.

[@LeeM-ip1jy]

No there will not. I'm surprised cancel culture hasn't destroyed his legacy. Look up his personal life and political views... A man like him will never be allowed to exist again...

[@andyth55]

"He says it's the chance of a lifetime" .. The greatest line in a film full of them. Beautiful scene.

[@guyrestivo]

fabulous scene...my favorite scene is" to my big brother George--the richest man in town".....not mans riches but more importantly heavens riches

[@docmmee9435]

This ain’t a Christmas movie, this is THE Christmas movie

[@PrismosPicks]

"HE'S MAKING VIOLENT LOVE TO ME MOTHER!!" LOL!! Thanks for these movie 🌟 clips for this, my all time favorite Christmas 🎬 🎄 😇 Movie by Frank Capra!! Happy holidays 🎄 💫 to ALL!!!!

[@Echiya]

One of the finest scenes in film..... so powerful. it always makes me cry.... just so true and human.

[@PoundTown595]

these clips really highlight how much is lacking in what Hollywood churns out these days.

[@MrGpschmidt]

Cinema's sexiest kiss.Ever.

[@nickperez7553]

If you remember in the beginning of the movie it was said that goerge gave his college money to harry his brother, so it was only fitting that goerge, made his own destiny in being there when mary returned home from college, thats what all the frustration that goerge kept built up in him , and let it all out in this scene! Very touching moment!

[@polaroidcaesar]

One of the most raw and erotic love scenes in all cinema

[@thekid4698]

Jimmy Stewart was a great American hero war hero and actor and a good human being

[@elixxeo1]

The most romantic and lovely scenes of all the time. I alway cry when i see it.

[@paperbackwriter66]

Same. Its quite the amazing movie

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Donna Reed ...made the picture 📸 great ...quite the American beauty 😍

[@stephenh847]

If I was that close to Donna Reed, I'd fall in love, too...

[@aishwaryasharma4010]

oh jimmy, I like be him SO MUCH! Can't wait to find my own jimmy Stewart some day :)

[@theyingyangdogs2446]

+Aishwarya Sharma Because he acts like a man and not some wimpy beta male that you see in 99.9% of television and movies today.

[@waldensiansylph4869]

Same. Jimmy Stewart was a man of integrity ♥️

[@wolfie8748]

@@theyingyangdogs2446 true , and mary is a real woman.

[@leoderosia9279]

One of best scenes in movie history....Donna Reed happened to be 2 of the greatest films ever, from here to eternity and this one

[@DennisNedryisStillAlive]

Kind of interesting how this scene with the phone compares to the other scene when George and Mary are arguing over the phone when talking to Zuzu's teacher.

[@rubytuesdayphoenix]

FORGOT MY HAT

[@thomasruggiero4828]

I love the mom!! Ha ha she is noisy just like mine.

[@stevencohn922]

Who hasn’t seen this movie a minimum of 20 times in their lifetime?

[@drewavery7811]

"I can't fight this feeling anymore - I've forgotten what I started fighting for - It's time to bring this ship into the shore, and throw away the oars forever." - REO Speedwagon

[@holden6104]

Every scene in this movie is the best scene ever. One of those rare gems where every scene is absolutely perfect in every way.

[@machia0705]

The war took a terrific toll on Stewart. He came home with PTSD and aged 15 years in just 3. Frank Capra wanted to tap into this. The anger you see here isn’t all acting. Quite a man.

[@abrahambrody9138]

YES..You summed it up exackly..

[@windstorm1000]

Yes

[@mattwalsh2901]

What a freaking MAN yo. Hollywood actor had it all and still went and flew a ton of high altitude bomber missions, than he was even required to.

[@ToolManDan82]

So much to say that is fantastic about this scene! Possibly the best in the film

[@johnpitzer5500]

Donna Reed, another good looking gal. I’m old sure wish gals dressed like they did back then

[@Saynt614]

2:50 OMG SING WITH HER YOU BASTARD

[@jpmace321]

That Donna reed was a real keeper

[@elisehoffers4544]

This scene stresses me out

[@bonniebester606]

Donna is my Grandma's Cousin...they both grew up in Iowa...on Farms. My grandma was very Beautiful too!

[@christiansaldana4200]

A song called Bradford Falls incorporated the snippet of the passionate dialogue. The passion and emotion I heard and felt in it made me search up where it was from. I have a sense of the context the passion is coming from and It makes the song a little bit better. Knowing that he didnt want to live a second rate life where he didnt fight for what he wanted is honestly motivational. Go for what you want. You only live it once.

[@HomeStudioBasics]

Same!!! Great song

[@davidlangenes6989]

Best scene in the film.

[@malakib1998]

Love this movie. My all time favorite Christmas movie. I know every line. George Bailey has always loved his Mary. One of many favorite scenes. She cries because she thinks he hates her and is so afraid of his reaction but it's the exact opposite. He loves her. "I don't want to get married ever to anyone. Mary, Mary." (George Bailey) "George, George." (Mary Bailey)

[@mrmusickhimself]

Sam likely heard ALL OF THAT over the phone, and I could see him -- chomping on a stogie, nodding his head in approval, saying: "Hee-HAW old boy! It's about time!" and then hanging up while laughing.

[@joshpaul1569]

“He’s making violent love to me mother!”

[@cybellekaehler4627]

me and a small group at my school are putting on a production of this as a radio play in two days and i play mary... hope i can do this scene justice lol

[@klg9549]

How did it go?

[@steelcantuna]

I've got my warm & fuzzy going on now, with a couple of Christmas time tears. Does God still make people like these?

[@Hey_its_Koda]

I wanna meet a woman like mary. Shes so sweet. George was lucky guy.

[@mcsinger7719]

This scene is HOT! The love scenes in 95% of movies are just cheap LUST TRASH.. THIS IS ROMANCE, and HEAT.. HONESTY, ATTRACTION, and LOVE all mixed in one! LOVE THIS SCENE