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It's a Wonderful Life: 65th Anniversary Edition is an excellent film. It's a true James Stewart classic. The picture and sound quality is first class. The colourised version is good, even though I am not a colourisation fan. It's an excellent purchase.

Brilliant film, what a classic, makes you feel all warm and Christmassy. Tears flow every time and now even better in colour version.

I have watched this film every year at Christmas for as long as I can remember. Only had the black and white copy as always thought it would be spoilt in colour. How wrong I was, it looks great in both black and white and colour. The picture's are so sharp and clear and the sound perfect. Can't wait to sit down christmas day and enjoy it once again. If you love this film I recommend you buy the Blu-ray version you won't be disappointed.

It's a Wonderful Life is a superb feel-good movie. Excellent for the Christmas season. A timeless classic.

I am delighted with It's a Wonderful Life.

The best Christmas film of all time just got better. Both the original black and white version and a full colour version on one blu-ray disc. The film is crystal clear with no old film black and white crackle on this digitally re-mastered copy.

In my opinion the best film ever made. James Stewart is fantastic and so well suited to the role. A real family feelgood film. It highlights that no matter how insignificant a person feels we all have an effect on others no matter how small. Although this is known as a christmas film it's a great one to watch anytime of the year or when you need a bit of a 'pick me up'. Surely the hardest of hearts would be melted at the end of this film especially at the line 'to my big brother George, the richest man in town'. Atta boy Clarence!!

one of the best films ever made and really good for the whole family.

well here we have it just about the best christmas film ever made on blu ray.well whats not to like about this blu ray disc.1st off is the superb restoration of the film its spotless,the picture quailty will blow you away it looks like it was made in 2011 in a 1930's style,the dense grain structure of the film is all there its pin sharp,you can see every little detail.this is one of the best restorations of a film ive seen and the blu ray transfer is amazing,2nd is the colourised version of the film,whilst i am not a huge fan of colourising black and white films this has been done to a fine degree,its fantastic,and they dont all look wax dummies either its that good,the colours jump off the screen at you its rich and deep,it flows it tottaly draws you into the film,but if your like me you can always just re watch this in the black and white version its all down to personal taste.i only had this on dvd before and whilst that was good this is a 100 times better.its worth every penny of the upgrade to blu ray.go on spend £11 on this you wont be dissapointed