"A Christmas Carol"

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The best is, of course, the 1951 version with Alistair Sim. It is actually called "Scrooge" and iy delves deeply into the darker sides of Dickens' classic tale. Heretical I know, but I actually prefer the colorized version (though using my black and white setting), the only colorized film I will ever tolerate. Somewhat lighter in approach is the 1938 MGM version, whiuch is not bad except in direct comparison with "Scrooge". And I always watch "Mickey's Christmas Carol", with its creative use of vintage Disney characters. Others, anyone?

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Topic - "A Christmas Carol" - rico 09:46:32 12/02/06 (6)

There is an animated version from the '70s that I would love to see again... - C.B. 04:28:33 12/04/06 (2)

Re: I remember seeing it! - Gee LP 20:58:36 12/05/06 (1)

Thanks for replying... - C.B. 04:00:08 12/06/06 (0)

There are really only three versions of this story worth talking about... - TWB 00:51:24 12/03/06 (1)

Re: Wrong--- - patrickU 02:06:19 12/03/06 (0)

Scrooge 1970 with Albert Finney - WinthorpeIII 14:17:25 12/02/06 (0)

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