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Good Saturday morning and Happy 150th Canada Day to my fellow canadians! It's just me and Loki this weekend, as David is attending a 30th wedding anniversary of one of his friends' parents about 5 hours away. I couldn't attend because I'm working tomorrow. Hope everyone will have a great weekend.
 
Good Saturday morning and Happy 150th Canada Day to my fellow canadians! It's just me and Loki this weekend, as David is attending a 30th wedding anniversary of one of his friends' parents about 5 hours away. I couldn't attend because I'm working tomorrow. Hope everyone will have a great weekend.

Have a great one Martine!
 
Good morning all...happy Saturday and CIJ! I just made a cup of coffee and I am watching a little QVC. Not too many plans today...I have a few errands to run and I think we may grill out tonight.
Morning SnowflakeMom. Hope the coffe goes well with the QVC channel... ;)
Enjoy this first day of July and the Summer installment of the Christmas Spirit...
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You must try the Seymour Hicks version sometime (1935). The film gets a bad rap because often the cut-down version is shown, and the source material is often poor. But if you find a good-quality video of the full-length version, you'll see how true to Dickens it is. And it has the best Bob Crachit in all filmdom. We know a film collector who has a vintage film print of it, and it's really magnificent! I wish every Christmas fan could see that print.

I own two copies of the 1935 version. I watch it at least once every Christmas season. I do like that version, it is just not my favorite. I also have the more popular, but not nearly as good, 1938 version with Reginald Owen as Scrooge. That was the first version I saw as a kid, so I watch it for that reason.

I am a bit of a Christmas Carol fanatic really. lol There is no one version that I think does everything perfectly. I wish I could pick and choose different parts from the different movies and put them together. For instance, I think Sim and Scott were the best versions of Scrooge himself. The best Ghost of Christmas past was Joel Grey in the Patrick Stewart Version. The best Ghost of Christmas Present was in the Scott version. I could go on and on picking my favorite and least favorite aspects of each of them.

I am not generally a fan of the modern retellings of the story. That is with one exception, I love Scrooged!
 
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