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Christmas Carol - The Movie
Director: Jimmy T. Murakami
Cast:
(voices) Simon Callow, Kate Winslet, Nicolas Cage, Jane Horrocks, Michael Gambon, Rhys Ifans
Length:
80 minutes
Release:
7th December 2001
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Christmas Carol - The Movie
Christmas Carol - The Movie
An animated adaptation of Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol." The story is based around Ebeneezer Scrooge and the ghostly visits he receives which teach him the error of his ways.
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Yep you guessed it! It's yet another version of Charles DickensÂ’ "A Christmas Carol". This time it's animated and has some major talents to provide the voices including Simon Callow (Scrooge) Nicholas cage (Jacob Marley) and Kate Winslet (Belle).

The story is based on the transformation of Ebeneezer Scrooge from miserable miser to kindhearted citizen after encouragement from the spirit world. This particular version is told through the eyes of mice who pop up throughout the film and in the live action sequences at the beginning and end.

Rather than reviewing this one from an adult point of view we asked Lauren Uzzell, aged 11, from Apley Wood School to do it for us...

"I thought the film was all right, in places it was boring and I got tired of waiting for the story to end. I liked the live action bits at the beginning and end and it was a nice way to start and finish the story. The worst bit of the film was when all the ghosts came and it went on far too long and was scary in places. The best bit was at the end when scrooge became a nice person and was helping other people. Bob Cratchit was my favorite character.

The way it was drawn wasnÂ’t very good and it looked like something that youÂ’d see on the TV. When the characters were talking their lips werenÂ’t moving in time and when they walked they didnÂ’t move like real people. I liked the piece of music at the end where Belle was singing (Kate WinsletÂ’s "What If"). I couldnÂ’t follow the story very well, and it didnÂ’t explain very well what was going on.

IÂ’d like to change some bits but if you like Christmas films you might like it otherwise wait for it to come on the TV."


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