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* HoYay: Scrooge and Marley already had some of this in the book, but the musical and especially the film version take it even further. Here, besides being business partners, they're genuinely good friends to the point where Scrooge seems more upset at Marley dying than his fiancee leaving him. The first thing Marley's ghost does upon appearing is burst into tears and hug his "dear, dear Scrooge," he looks nostalgic and puts a hand over his heart when talking about the Ghost of Christmas Past (who in this version shows Scrooge his partnership with Marley among other things), and his younger self does a lot of staring when Scrooge is with Emily.
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* HoYay: Scrooge and Marley already had some of this in the book, but the musical and especially the film version take it even further. Here, besides being business partners, they're genuinely good friends to the point where Scrooge seems more upset at Marley dying than his fiancee fiancé leaving him. The first thing Marley's ghost does upon appearing is burst into tears and hug his "dear, dear Scrooge," he looks nostalgic and puts a hand over his heart when talking about the Ghost of Christmas Past (who in this version shows Scrooge his partnership with Marley among other things), and his younger self does a lot of staring when Scrooge is with Emily.
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** During the number “Link By Link”, several ghosts appear in Scrooge’s bedroom and sing about how they wasted their chances to do good in their lives. Some also look quite disturbing like an old college of Scrooge and Marley’s being a skeleton and one man carrying around his decapitated head under his arm. To further drive home their point, the ghosts throw their chains around Scrooge and tell him that this could be his fate if he doesn’t change.
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** During the number “Link By Link”, several ghosts appear in Scrooge’s bedroom and sing about how they wasted their chances to do good in their lives. Some also look quite disturbing like an old college colleague of Scrooge and Marley’s being a skeleton and one man carrying around his decapitated head under his arm. To further drive home their point, the ghosts throw their chains around Scrooge and tell him that this could be his fate if he doesn’t change.
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** During the number “Link By Link”, several ghosts appear in Scrooge’s bedroom and some talk about what horrible people they were. Some also look quite disturbing like an old college of Scrooge and Marley’s being a skeleton and one man carrying around his decapitated head under his arm. The ghosts also throw their chains around Scrooge and tell him that this could be his fate if he doesn’t change.
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** During the number “Link By Link”, several ghosts appear in Scrooge’s bedroom and some talk sing about what horrible people how they were.wasted their chances to do good in their lives. Some also look quite disturbing like an old college of Scrooge and Marley’s being a skeleton and one man carrying around his decapitated head under his arm. The To further drive home their point, the ghosts also throw their chains around Scrooge and tell him that this could be his fate if he doesn’t change.
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* NightmareFuel: In the movie, Mrs. Mops and the undertaker selling Scrooge's goods to Old Joe includes a shot of her yanking the pillow out from under Scrooge's dead body, letting the viewer see his upper half and face. Mops' role up to that point had been as a kind person with comic relief, making her spiteful glee at his death even worse.
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** During the number “Link By Link”, several ghosts appear in Scrooge’s bedroom and some talk about what horrible people they were. Some also look quite disturbing like an old college of Scrooge and Marley’s being a skeleton and one man carrying around his decapitated head under his arm. The ghosts also throw their chains around Scrooge and tell him that this could be his fate if he doesn’t change.
** In the movie, Mrs. Mops and the undertaker selling Scrooge's goods to Old Joe includes a shot of her yanking the pillow out from under Scrooge's dead body, letting the viewer see his upper half and face. Mops' role up to that point had been as a kind person with comic relief, making her spiteful glee at his death even worse.
** During the number “Link By Link”, several ghosts appear in Scrooge’s bedroom and some talk about what horrible people they were. Some also look quite disturbing like an old college of Scrooge and Marley’s being a skeleton and one man carrying around his decapitated head under his arm. The ghosts also throw their chains around Scrooge and tell him that this could be his fate if he doesn’t change.
** In the movie, Mrs. Mops and the undertaker selling Scrooge's goods to Old Joe includes a shot of her yanking the pillow out from under Scrooge's dead body, letting the viewer see his upper half and face. Mops' role up to that point had been as a kind person with comic relief, making her spiteful glee at his death even worse.
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* NightmareRetardant: Because it goes with an elderly WomanInWhite rather than the traditional Grim Reaper look, this film has one of the least fearsome Ghosts of Christmas Yet to Come of any adaptation of ''A Christmas Carol''.
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* NightmareRetardant: Because it goes with an elderly WomanInWhite woman in white rather than the traditional Grim Reaper look, this film has one of the least fearsome Ghosts of Christmas Yet to Come of any adaptation of ''A Christmas Carol''.
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** The Christmas Past sequence shows Scrooge's mother forced to send young Ebenezer and Fan away to work after their father is sent to debtor's prison. She sadly holds them and urges them to retain their hope and kind hearts through adversity, singing "God Bless Us Every One," and the Ghost of Christmas Past remarks that she died soon afterward, meaning that this moment was likely the last time the two children ever saw their mother.
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** In the future, as Scrooge begs for another chance, he sees everyone he spurned singing "God Bless Us Everyone" as a sign of forgiveness. Then he sees the spirits of his mother and sister, and Scrooge himself joins in with the song.
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** Tiny Tim's death, as in all versions. Bob sings an [[DarkReprise utterly broken reprise]] of [[ParentalLoveSong "You Mean More to Me Than Anything"]] at his son's grave before breaking down in tears.
** In the future, as Scrooge begs for another chance, he sees everyone he spurned singing "God Bless UsEveryone" Every One" as a sign of forgiveness. Then he sees the spirits of his mother and sister, and Scrooge himself joins in with the song.
** In the future, as Scrooge begs for another chance, he sees everyone he spurned singing "God Bless Us
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* EarWorm: Many of the songs are extremely catchy, particularly "Nothing To Do With Me," "God Bless Us Everyone," "Abundance and Charity," and "Link By Link." The fact that most of the tunes recur throughout helps them stick more easily as well.
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* CrackIsCheaper: The DVD version is out of print, and tends to go for anywhere from thirty to sixty dollars.
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* NightmareRetardant: Because it goes with an elderly WomanInWhite rather than the traditional Grim Reaper look, this film has one of the least fearsome Ghosts of Christmas Yet to Come of any adaptation of ''A Christmas Carol''. In the ''WebVideo/MusicalHell'' review of the film, Diva bursts out laughing upon her big entrance.
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* NightmareRetardant: Because it goes with an elderly WomanInWhite rather than the traditional Grim Reaper look, this film has one of the least fearsome Ghosts of Christmas Yet to Come of any adaptation of ''A Christmas Carol''. In the ''WebVideo/MusicalHell'' review of the film, Diva bursts out laughing upon her big entrance.
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* CrackIsCheaper: The DVD version is out of print and tends to go for anywhere from 30 dollars to 60.
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* CrackIsCheaper: The DVD version is out of print print, and tends to go for anywhere from 30 dollars thirty to 60.sixty dollars.
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** The last event the Ghost of Christmas Past brings Scrooge to see is the death of Jacob Marley. Poor Scrooge can't do a thing he's forced to rewatch Marley collapse and die in his past-self's arms.
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** The last event the Ghost of Christmas Past brings Scrooge to see is the death of Jacob Marley. Poor Scrooge can't do a thing thing; he's forced to rewatch Marley Marley's collapse and die death in his past-self's past self's arms.
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* NightmareRetardant: Because it goes with an elderly WomanInWhite rather than the traditional Grim Reaper look, this film has one of the least fearsome Ghosts of Christmas Yet to Come of any adaptation of ''A Christmas Carol''. In the ''WebOriginal/MusicalHell'' review of the film, Diva bursts out laughing upon her big entrance.
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* NightmareRetardant: Because it goes with an elderly WomanInWhite rather than the traditional Grim Reaper look, this film has one of the least fearsome Ghosts of Christmas Yet to Come of any adaptation of ''A Christmas Carol''. In the ''WebOriginal/MusicalHell'' ''WebVideo/MusicalHell'' review of the film, Diva bursts out laughing upon her big entrance.
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* NightmareRetardant: This film has one of the least fearsome Ghosts of Christmas Yet to Come of any adaptation of ''A Christmas Carol''.
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* NightmareRetardant: This Because it goes with an elderly WomanInWhite rather than the traditional Grim Reaper look, this film has one of the least fearsome Ghosts of Christmas Yet to Come of any adaptation of ''A Christmas Carol''.Carol''. In the ''WebOriginal/MusicalHell'' review of the film, Diva bursts out laughing upon her big entrance.
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** The last event the Ghost of Christmas Past brings Scrooge to see is the death of Jacob Marley. Poor Scrooge can't do a thing he's forced to rewatch Marley collapse and die in his past-self's arms.
-->'''Scrooge''': "He was my only friend..."
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* NightmareRetardant: This film has one of the least fearsome Ghosts of Christmas yet to Come of any adaptation of ''A Christmas Carol''.
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* NightmareRetardant: This film has one of the least fearsome Ghosts of Christmas yet Yet to Come of any adaptation of ''A Christmas Carol''.
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