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Sunday, December 8, 2013
25 Days of Christmas Movies - Day 8 - A Christmas Carol
For Day 8 of 25 Days of Christmas it's the most classic of classic Christmas movies.
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It’s just not Christmas time unless you’ve watched twenty
different version of A Christmas Carol. Charles Dickens’ classic tale of mean
ole’ miser, Ebenezer Scrooge, who learns to not be so mean after visits from three
spirits on Christmas Eve: The Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present & Future. It’s a story that never really gets old
because there always seem to be people who need to learn the lesson. There are
so many versions that it’s hard to say which is a favorite. I might have to go
with the 1951 black and white version starring Alistair Sim.
And if Tiny Tim doesn’t break your heart…well…you don’t have
one.
Let’s all say it together
“God Bless us…everyone.”
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