It's A Wonderful Life Indeed

Rating: 9/10 (11 April 2020)

I just saw what is perhaps, the second greatest movie I have ever seen in my entire life.
It's A Wonderful Life is a movie about a man who is contemplating suicide on the eve of Christmas but through prayers, God gives an angel a chance to see if he can help this man change his mind.
Words cannot describe this film but I'm going to try to do it justice with my review because this is a life changing experience that makes you think about life, appreciate it, and have faith in yourselves because the lesson it teaches is very important which is that, YOU MATTER.
No matter how insignificant you think you are in this world, your existence and your actions affect yours' and other people's lives both positively and negatively to a degree you cannot imagine and while it's easy to try and end your suffering in hard times through suicide or to wish you could just go away forever, it's not a good solution because life is too wonderful to just throw away.
This film is an excellent example of these ideas and themes with it's great blend of humor, a romance between two actors with great chemistry and a tragedy that send you on an emotional rollercoaster ride that you won't forget. The production design and set designs for the town called Bedford Falls in the movie are so outstanding and immersive that you can't help but get lost into this beautiful world.
A fantastic cast of memorable characters portrayed with some really heartful performances, especially the legendary James Stewart in particular, with great character dynamics and thus every character interaction feels genuine and matters. The film builds upon it's central conflict between the protagonist George Bailey, one of the most likable characters ever written in my opinion, and the antagonist, a conspiring rival businessman, very well and it pays off with difficult situations our hero finds himself in. You will find yourself rooting for him every step of the way, feel his moral dilemmas and feel his hopelessness in tough times.
This is a story of a lifetime spanning years and you will by the end, feel as if you're a part of the Bedford community that is teeming with life.
This film will, without doubt, become my regular viewing because it reminded me why I love movies. If any of you who haven't seen it and can use some positivity in their lives, this movie is for you.
Watch it and hold onto your lives, your family, your friends, everything you have and appreciate it a little bit more because it's indeed a Wonderful Life. :)
9.4/10 easily.