Clarence

There is hardly anything bad enough that I can say about this movie. Not only does it not have a scintilla of the spirit of It's a Wonderful Life, a truly wonderful movie to which it is supposed to be a sequel, but it has all of the required elements for a badly made movie: bad acting, bad plot--and I could go into more detail, but I would rather spare you that. Add this to very implausible story twists and glaring discrepancies of reason, and you have a painful result that will get you nearly pulling your hair out in frustration and declaring that it should never have been made into a movie at all. I'm sorry to sound like such a bad sport when normally I go all out for the values this movie is supposed to contain, but I have to be honest. Consider yourself warned.