Since Christmas is coming soon, what's the best version of this?
A Christmas Carol
Adrian Gomez
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Christopher Ortiz
The version titled, “Scrooged.” Lul na pic related is my go to.
Xavier Lewis
George C Scott and Muppets are the best ones.
Gabriel Morgan
Caleb Morales
I like the one with Alec Guinness. It's pretty spooky
Isaac Rivera
Carol Kane fuckin’ stole the show, lol. Such a delightful lunatic.
Levi Brooks
Muppet Christmas Carol
Jaxon King
The one you posted.
Charles Flores
>kane was actually beating the shit out of bill murray in this scene
based
Julian Campbell
Nah. Scott is great but Bob Cratchet, Tiny Tim, Nephew Fred, everyone are better portrayed by muppets.
Also the songs tug at the ol' heart strings.
Dominic Harris
Scrooge (1970) with Alec Guinness and Albert Finney
Justin Moore
There's no debate about it, it's the singing and dancing version.
Nathaniel Lopez
Based.
Christian Morales
Honorable mention should go to the 1999 Patrick Stewart one. Though I kept expecting him to say 'computer end program'.
Jason Hughes
This. The gold standard of Scrooge movies.
Zachary Murphy
Are all of the iterations of this story spooky? The muppet scene with marley and marley scared the fuck out of me as a kid
Lincoln Wilson
This. The story lends itself to a musical so much that I can't watch versions without it, and I almost always hate musicals. The songs & acting are awesome w old world dreary charm.
Zachary Howard
Anthony Rodriguez
Yeah, Muppet is my favourite but this one is great too
Kayden Stewart
nobody remembers the 1979 Henry Winkler one.
John Ramirez
>are all iterations of this ghost story spooky?
Carter Hughes
>he's not watching the 2004 musical with George Costanza and Frasier
Camden Diaz
Watching the Muppets Christmas Carol is my family tradition. Probably watched the movie like 15 times by now.
Noah Ross
Is this the most re-used story in modern history? Be it the actual story, adaptations of it or just references
Connor Powell
It's definitely up there. Dickens' novella was so perfect for what it was that you can adapt it to basically any genre (short special for an already established cartoon? sure. full length film? sure. musical? sure). Couple that with it being in the public domain and it almost single-handedly establishing our 20th and 21st century zeitgeist around and you see why it's so frequently retold.
Elijah Smith
George c scott
Henry Roberts
it probably is the most adapted story in the English language except maybe the stories from the bible.
Camden Thompson
Not the actual story but a take on the process of writing it. I thought it was a good and somewhat cheeky movie anyway.
Evan Nguyen
This was my first and still my favourite version.
Evan Robinson
Great taste user. I make sure I watch this version every Christmas Eve. There's something perfect about all the Disney characters coming in and doing bit parts and cameos
Cameron Cooper
I like Mr.Magoo. Though it's been years since I've seen it.
Benjamin Turner
These two are probably the absolute peak.
Cameron Ward
Muppets
Is this even a question?
Angel Harris
The finale to Star Trek TNG is broadly a version of it, anyway
>The Enterprise past, present and future
>Protagonist's character is fundamentally changed by the experience
>Heavily implied that the future we saw isn't the one that will come to pass now
>It all happens in one night (one moment in TNG)
Adrian Morales
Fun fact is this & the 1970 Finney version are the only ones showing Scrooge falling into their graves to hell.
Nathaniel Ortiz
For me, it's Alastair Sim