Sometimes a film-maker really gets right and produces film for all time. This requires a brilliant screenplay, a dream cast, director and gifted photographer and an excellent technical staff. Put them all together and can produce magic. Bob Clark and Gene Shepherd is not only the Christmas story. All the more surprising when you realize that Bob Clark also produced the film Porky.

It's hard to say that the Christmas story is better than it was a wonderful life, Frank Capra's masterpiece with Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed. Wonderful Life has always been one of my favorite movies. Good ole George Bailey is an example for us all. How can anyone resist someone who has gone through so many hard luck undeserved triumph in the end? Stewart is considered that it was his favorite film. Even so, I found it increasingly difficult to watch as time odmicalo.Film was incomplete. I kept looking to see George and Uncle Billy to pay a visit to Old Mr. Potter would get their money back.

Obviously, I was not alone. Saturday Night Live when he was a great piece that dealt with just that. In black and white vignettes, George and Billy Potter storm the house and dump him from his wheelchair to produce it in cash. I know that George would never actually do such a thing, but I still enjoyed watching it happen. As great as the cast and story, though, what I've always liked most about the film is postavku.Starih cars and storefronts in the Bailey House and always came back warm memories of the way things were when I was a kid.

Bob Clark has created the same effect on the Christmas story, which was founded in 1940 by Gary, Indiana. From the first hit, with children standing in awe before the toy department store window, I was transported back to my childhood. My people will bring me downtown to see the toys in the Dayton department store window. I was dazzled. I remember that I had to wear bulky snow cap, but I never pressed my nose against the shop window, I was too afraid of germs, but boy, I take my time getting it all in.

Ralphie house is right in my neighborhood, too. We had a breakfast nook and did not eat at the table, except in special circumstances, but the rest of the kitchen was almost the same. It was great to see old machines again. My earliest childhood memories was a tide box and sure enough, there he was sitting on the counter Mrs. Parker. My dad did not swear, and he was like Mr. Parker, but I'm sure he knew people in the neighborhood, who as a character played Darrin McGavin. And my mother was as sweet as Melinda Dillon, Ralphie's mother. The school looked exactly the same as Cooper Elementary, where I attended. Ralphie's machinations to BB-gun were similar to the length I have a pair of Roy Rogers cowboy čizme.Jedina difference is, I got them. I had spoken grandmother of buying them for me, but my mom stepped in and mess up my plans. I really knew deep in my heart that the grandmother would not be allowed to spend $ 15 to buy them.

Ralphie and his friends are saying exactly the same way I remember it tells us. I have never released a triple-dog-dare, but I sure knew what it meant. I even remember someone stick their tongue on the iron fence. We had even the neighborhood bully as a skirt Farkas. His name, believe it or not, was Clem Klingelhut. It's funny and sweet as the movie was, it was enough vinegar to keep it from stalnu.Znači Santa Claus and his slides are one of the high points around the show.

My son and I watched the film together, laughing all the way through. I immediately started talking to all my friends, and even treated one of my customers out to dinner and watching. None of them had heard of the film, but all of them agreed that he was one of the most enjoyable films you have ever seen, and mostly the same reasons that we liked so much. Most of them will not go so far as to say it is better than a Wonderful Life, but I thought so. It is far less depressing. I did not leave the theater to mean old Mr. Potter has not gotten away with their evil deeds.

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