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A Christmas Carol -- Scrooge's Transformation

"I'm not the man I was." In the film version of Dicken's classic, A Christmas Carol, starring Alistair Sims, Scrooge wakes transformed after being visited by the Ghost of Christmas Future.  
 
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ERB77777 (15 hours ago) Show Hide
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My favorite movie of all times .... in keepin' with the situation
GamingShadow01 (1 day ago) Show Hide
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this is definitely one of the best films ever made but ive been having a hard time trying to watch it after the second viewing when i was a kid because of the creepy score, and the marley scene (that was a great scene though)
chiefnut48 (1 day ago) Show Hide
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Man, this one was the best.
668339 (2 days ago) Show Hide
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I agree with the others of all the versions out, and actually read the story, this is the best of them all.
marypoppins2009 (3 days ago) Show Hide
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BEST EVER VERSION....bar none!! My fave story!
sanfranman123 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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"Bob's yer uncle!"
senbean (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant film. Sim was the asolute best at this role, no one comes close to his performance. This film is a must to see at Christmas. Thankyou for posting this you are a gem
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@senbean ~Absolutely!
aslann77 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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absolutlely the best scrooge ever!!!! hey did you ever notice at about 1:15-1:17 that a grew members face is in the mirror on the left side
cubanut (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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One of the reason's it is believed that Dicken's went to great lengths to be so descriptive in this story was because he in fact was being paid by the word. Therefore, more words, more money, kinda ironic I think.

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