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Anyone who watches this and still has their money in a bank instead of a credit union should think really hard about their options...

"Your money is not here. It's in Joe's house...

2:47 the true badass moment of this scene.

“Hey what the hell you doin’ with my money in your house, Joe?”

Y’know, in the Simpsons parody, I always thought the banker sounded alot like James Stewart

Who else is here because of the bank of England page lol

Although it may not seem significant on it's face, the blairing siren going by was brilliantly placed. It illustrated perfectly the natural herd mentality of human beings. Capra was a genius.

"I've never really seen one before, but that's got all the earmarks of being a run." Line about run on the bank in It's a Wonderful Life.

Does anyone else think it's funny when seeing what life in "Pottersville" was like without George around? It was hopping! With bars and lights and lots of dancing girls! The town was actually better off without him! Well, people were meaner and angrier but still...

Mary offers up their $2,000 wedding fund and George doesn't bat an eye, he just goes right along with her. Perfect team. Husband-and-wife dynamite squad. Absolute perfect match.

Why is Tom made out to be the unreasonable one here?

My fav part of film where people stuck together n the Depression

It's incredible that the way george keeps the bank afloat is literally by explaining how the banks really work

People sure did dress better back then.

Can't you understand what's happening here? Don't you see what's happening? - A film like this would never be made today. It's too radical.

I finally get the Simpsons reference

The guy who asked for 240 dollars always pissed me off that was their honey moom FFS he couldn't have got by on 100 until the bank reopened no?

a telling tale. for a till. your thinking about the worth of a dollar all wrong. its not shareholders. its tom. and and mary

“Hey, what’s going on Mr Bailey?

Y sin embargo no se desató el Bankrun estilo Its a beautiful life. Porque salinas al igual que cualquier oligarca está dispuesto a comprar tu deuda pero no al 50% probablemente n lo hagan al 10% en el mejor de los casos lo peor de todo es que nadie sabe de que estoy hablando.

We just ain’t like this no more………

why is he celebratin? Is he going to be bailed out tmr or am I missing something

He could have done a stock buy back for 51 cents

Verstandig ingezien. Succes en sterkte voor je geheugentraining 😊

I've always wanted to know how many people were in the B&L wanting money. It was quite a task making $1758.00 stretch🤔

Underrated scene-Mrs Thompson, who had been positively paniced by the economic situation in story ("my husband hasn't worked in lver a year and I need money!") Is positively scared at the idea id her baker (and his wife, lets give Mary her due) straight up putting their own livelihood forward (for her) "but that's your own money george!". Nothing puts thing into perspective more than someone putting as much (or more) than you into somethig...

The Simpsons parody of this scene is so funny

very good LADY Goerge's * WIFE *.

No wonder the bank was going bust. George’s accounting methods were a little dodgy.

This is a movie that LITERALLY every boomer has watched a dozen times. It accurately depicts the kind of predatory capitalism we have in America. Yet, none has put two and two together and most have kept voting Repub, who perpetuate this dog eat dog setup. The French, the British, and the Dutch - none of the western Europeans; heck - none of the Eastern Europeans, including the miserable Russia and Ukraine - experience this. Their social net arrangements are simply not allowing it. But we - the land of the dumb and the confused - sure do. Thousands of American fams experience losing their house DAILY. Shame on us.

It’s a shame George never got to travel outside Bedford Falls. 😔

"Potter Isn't Selling, Potter's Buying!" Sound familiar?

America now is own by huge corporations and other nations instead of people in the community

We saw Chris last night and I thought Sir George was awesome. Seriously! He should be recording his own music!!

Did anyone know that the woman George kissed is Grandma Walton

Yes very moveing and emotional 😮'

I used to go to a prosperity gospel church where they sided with Mr potter n said George was against Gods will.

One man can make a difference. One decent, honorable man CAN make a difference. I believe that because I don't want to live if I can't believe it's true. I've seen this film I can't remember how many times, and the decency and courage of George Bailey always shines through.

Beautiful film, my favourite film. Lovely theme, everyone needs friends a d family.

You will know it when you see it but grandma Walton is in the scene

What a sweet movie 🎥 😍 ☺ 👌 💖 💕

I like to see them do a 24-hour marathon of it's a wonderful Life. I think it'd be great to do.

This particular scene although on a comedy by Mel Brooks, always strikes me as the movie’s most powerful one. And no wonder, all because of Shakespeare!

2:36

George and Mary are definitely my favorite onscreen couple, and I think a lot of it has to do with the way the character of Mary Bailey is written. In an era where women characters often failed the Bechdel Test, Mary stands out as one of the most reliable heroes in film, consistently making the best of bad circumstances and providing an emotionally stable foundation for her relationship with George (who, for all his good intentions, was often erratic). Here she literally saves Bedford Fallls, using her wedding and honeymoon money to keep the Building and Loan afloat during the Depression.

3:50 I knew bank runs were bad, but I never knew we lost 4 seconds out of every minute because of it.

This guy reminds me of my uncle Barney, a generous hearted man who bailed out many folks. They all screwed him in the end.

The should've went to Bill's house and Fred's house to get their money back

What a great scene, if you are student of human nature, you can see it at its best, it's worst and everywhere in between. Unfortunately, we have to many Mr. Potter's and to few George Bailey's in the business world today. Love of money truley is the root of all evil. Speaking of evil, i always wondered what Potter did with that envelope full of cash that Uncle Billy carelessly handed him wrapped up in that newspaer. Any idea's?

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