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Watch *A Christmas Carol (1997)* — an animated musical adaptation of Charles Dickens’ timeless holiday classic! Join Ebenezer Scrooge on his journey of redemption as he is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. With beautiful animation, memorable songs, and a heartwarming message, this version of *A Christmas Carol* is perfect for families across the USA, Canada, UK, and beyond!  🎬 **Movie Details:**   • Title: A Christmas Carol   • Year: 1997   • Language: English   • Genre: Animation, Family, Musical, Holiday   • Based on: The novel by Charles Dickens    🌟 **Synopsis:**   Ebenezer Scrooge, a bitter old miser, learns the true meaning of Christmas after a night of ghostly visits. This animated adaptation brings the classic story to life with music and holiday spirit for audiences of all ages.  👉 Like, comment, and share to spread the joy of this festive classic!  --- #AChristmasCarol #ChristmasCartoon #AnimatedChristmas #HolidayClassic #FamilyCartoon #ChristmasMovie #Scrooge #CharlesDickens #1997Cartoon #ChristmasAnimation #USA #Canada #UK #RetroCartoon #KidsHolidayMovie #FeelGoodMovie

Transcript

00:00:00Music

00:00:11Folks say life is a song.

00:00:14For some that means a ditty, for others a dirge.

00:00:18But at the holiday season we all sing a carol, a Christmas carol.

00:00:30Music

00:00:38Tell me a tale about Christmas that's brimming with fun and good cheer.

00:00:44Tell me a tale to bring laughter and maybe the hint of a tear.

00:00:49Tell an old tale about Miser who spoils every joy that he can.

00:00:54Can we get older and weiser? Will he become a good fan?

00:01:01Christmas stories, what more memories they bring.

00:01:06Christmas carols make me want to sing.

00:01:11Sing me a song full of wonder, like snow from the heavens above.

00:01:28Sing me a song about Christmas.

00:01:33Sing me a song of love.

00:01:36Sing me a song of love.

00:02:06Help me move.

00:02:07Miserable

00:02:07Stop me.

00:02:16I've got to get you again.

00:02:19No, no, you won't.

00:02:25Oh, my God.

00:02:55Christmas!

00:02:57That's it!

00:02:59Sorry, Mr. Scrooge.

00:03:05Damn it!

00:03:25Run! Run! Run!

00:03:32Excuse me, God.

00:03:37Run! Run! Run! Run! Run!

00:03:39Beat it, brat!

00:03:41Cratchit,

00:03:43go fetch that coal!

00:03:45Yes, Mr. Scrooge.

00:03:47Excuse me, sir.

00:03:49Excuse me, sir.

00:03:51A merry Christmas, Uncle Ebenezer.

00:03:55Bah! Humbug!

00:03:57Christmas, a humbug?

00:03:59Well, you don't mean that.

00:04:01I do.

00:04:03Merry Christmas.

00:04:05What right are you doing?

00:04:07What right are you doing?

00:04:09Go fetch that coal!

00:04:11You're poor enough.

00:04:12What right have you to be grumpy?

00:04:13You're rich enough.

00:04:14Yes, rich enough to realize Christmas is a time for fools.

00:04:17Finding themselves a year older and not an hour richer.

00:04:21If I had my way, every numbskull who goes about spouting Merry Christmas

00:04:23should be stuffed like a turkey buried with a

00:04:25little bit of an egg.

00:04:26You don't mean that.

00:04:27You don't mean that.

00:04:28I do.

00:04:29Merry Christmas.

00:04:30What right have you to be merry?

00:04:31You're poor enough.

00:04:32What right have you to be grumpy?

00:04:33You're rich enough.

00:04:34Yes, rich enough to realize Christmas is a time for fools.

00:04:38Finding themselves a year older and not an hour richer.

00:04:42If I had my way, every numbskull who goes about spouting Merry Christmas

00:04:47should be stuffed like a turkey buried with a steak of holly through his heart.

00:04:55Uncle?

00:04:57Nephew?

00:04:59Keep Christmas in your own way and let me keep it in mine.

00:05:03Keep it?

00:05:04But you don't keep it.

00:05:06No.

00:05:07I keep busy, especially at this wasteful time of year.

00:05:12Wasteful?

00:05:13Well, I've always thought of Christmas as a rewarding time.

00:05:16Even putting aside its sacred name and origin, Christmas is still a

00:05:21joyous, wonderful season.

00:05:23The only time in the whole year when folks seem to open their hearts

00:05:28and treat strangers as friends, and therefore, Uncle, though it's never

00:05:32put silver in my pocket, I say God bless Christmas.

00:05:37Janice?

00:05:38He'll do it, too.

00:05:39It's not awesome!

00:05:40Come back.

00:05:41Come back.

00:05:42Come back.

00:05:43Oh.

00:05:44Oh.

00:05:45Oh, oh.

00:05:46Oh.

00:05:47Yes.

00:05:48Oh.

00:05:49Oh, oh.

00:05:50Humbug!

00:06:06Give us a smile, Uncle. Tomorrow is Christmas.

00:06:10Good afternoon.

00:06:12Have dinner with my wife and me.

00:06:14Good afternoon.

00:06:16Very well.

00:06:18If you want to be miserable, fine.

00:06:20But I'll hang on to my holiday spirit to the last.

00:06:24So Merry Christmas, Uncle.

00:06:26Good afternoon.

00:06:30And a Happy New Year.

00:06:32Good afternoon!

00:06:38Scrooge and Marley's, yes?

00:06:40Have I the pleasure of addressing Mr. Scrooge or Mr. Marley?

00:06:44Mr. Marley died.

00:06:46Seven years ago this very night.

00:06:50Oh dear.

00:06:52However, we have no doubt your generosity matches that of your deceased partners.

00:06:58Here you are, Mr. Scrooge.

00:07:02That's only five lumps.

00:07:04Where's the sixth?

00:07:06The snow, sir.

00:07:08Back to work.

00:07:10Coal's not cheap, you know.

00:07:16Generosity, yes.

00:07:18At this festive season it is compassionate to provide for the poor and destitute who suffer greatly at this time.

00:07:26What shall I put you down for?

00:07:36Nothing.

00:07:38Ah, you wish to be anonymous.

00:07:40I wish to be left alone.

00:07:42I don't make merry at Christmas and I can't afford to make idle people merry.

00:07:50But surely, sir...

00:07:52I do my share.

00:07:54Taxis pay for the prisons and workhouses.

00:07:56And those who are badly off should go there.

00:08:00But many would rather die.

00:08:02Then they should do it.

00:08:04And decrease the surplus population.

00:08:08But sir, thousands are in need of simple comforts.

00:08:12It's not my business, gentlemen.

00:08:16Good afternoon.

00:08:18But Mr. Scrooge...

00:08:20Damn it!

00:08:42Hello?

00:08:56Beat it, beggar!

00:09:00No!

00:09:02No, sir.

00:09:03This is my son, Tim.

00:09:05Oh.

00:09:06You have a family?

00:09:08He's awfully...

00:09:10Um...

00:09:11Tiny.

00:09:12Yes.

00:09:13Yes, he is.

00:09:15He's our tiny Tim.

00:09:19You'll want all day off tomorrow, I suppose.

00:09:24If it's convenient, sir.

00:09:26It's not convenient.

00:09:28And it's not fair.

00:09:30If I docked you for it, you'd feel cheated, I imagine.

00:09:35And yet, you don't think me cheated when I pay a day's wages for no work.

00:09:41It is only once a year, sir.

00:09:43A poor excuse for picking my pocket every December the 25th.

00:09:48But I suppose I've got to give you the whole day.

00:09:51Just be here an hour earlier next morning.

00:09:55Yes, sir.

00:09:56Thank you, sir.

00:09:57And a very merry...

00:09:59Um...

00:10:00Merry evening, sir.

00:10:02Come, son.

00:10:04He...

00:10:05He...

00:10:06He likes me, father.

00:10:07Ooh.

00:10:08Dammit!

00:10:09Ooh.

00:10:14Get the light, you liability.

00:10:16Ooh.

00:10:17Ooh.

00:10:18Ooh.

00:10:19Ooh.

00:10:20Ooh.

00:10:21Ooh.

00:10:22Ooh.

00:10:23Ooh.

00:10:24Ooh.

00:10:25Ooh.

00:10:26Ooh.

00:10:27Ooh.

00:10:28Ooh.

00:10:29Ooh.

00:10:30Ooh.

00:10:31Ooh.

00:10:32Ooh.

00:10:33Ooh.

00:10:34Ooh.

00:10:35Ooh.

00:10:36Ooh.

00:10:37Ooh.

00:10:38Ooh.

00:10:39Ooh.

00:10:40Ooh.

00:10:41Ooh.

00:10:42Ooh.

00:10:43Ooh.

00:10:44Ooh.

00:10:45Ooh.

00:10:46Ooh.

00:10:47Ooh.

00:10:48Ooh.

00:10:49Ooh.

00:10:50Ooh.

00:10:51Ooh.

00:10:52Ooh.

00:10:53Ooh.

00:10:54Ooh.

00:10:55Ooh.

00:10:56Ooh.

00:10:57Ooh.

00:10:58Ooh.

00:10:59Ooh.

00:11:00Go, horsey!

00:11:20Damn it!

00:11:30That old villain's cold as ice in me.

00:11:46Oh, look at the size of that turkey, doesn't it?

00:11:50Damn it!

00:12:00What'll it be, ducky?

00:12:12Hash for me, scraps for my dog, and be quick about it.

00:12:22Every day the same thing. Cheapest meal on a menu!

00:12:26When he could afford a feast every night, Bill skimpfed.

00:12:31Oh well, can't let him ruin a holiday now, can we?

00:12:40It's Christmas time at last, revelers prepare.

00:12:43Can't you feel a blast of fresh excitement in the air?

00:12:46The wreath is out of hock, hollies in the hall.

00:12:49But take some stock before you pin that stocking to the wall.

00:12:53Random acts of kindness, random acts of kindness.

00:12:56Have you spread your share of Merry Christmas cheer?

00:12:59Perform an act of kindness?

00:13:01Random acts of kindness, more than once a year.

00:13:05For example, offering a scoop.

00:13:07Springing for the nog.

00:13:09Throwing out the bone to throw a banquet for the dog.

00:13:12Creshing a drink, sharing what you've earned.

00:13:15Giving without thinking that it's got to be returned.

00:13:18Random acts of kindness, random acts of kindness.

00:13:22Preferably performed with anonymity.

00:13:25It's your yuletide duty.

00:13:27Commit some senseless beauty.

00:13:29Pog some off on me.

00:13:31Love makes giving so pleasing.

00:13:35Tis the seasonal why.

00:13:38Still the biggest trick is getting it to stick.

00:13:41Of the Christmas day.

00:13:45Oh!

00:13:46Bah!

00:13:47Bug.

00:13:48Give up Bummer Bob.

00:13:49He'll go buy a pint of ale.

00:13:51Then he'll borrow, beg and rob you.

00:13:52And at last, end up in jail.

00:13:54When he's been released, who'll come breaking through your door?

00:13:57That's what good your beastly brand of charity is for.

00:14:01Random acts of kindness, random acts.

00:14:03You'll find no good deed goes unpunished and no crook goes straight.

00:14:07Random sacrifices.

00:14:09Falsely playing aces.

00:14:11Man's most hateful trait.

00:14:13See the Christmas snow falling.

00:14:17Don't it target your heart.

00:14:20While you're in this phase, better change your ways.

00:14:23Now's the time to start.

00:14:26Bah!

00:14:27Come on!

00:14:28Random acts of kindness, random acts of kindness.

00:14:32Just in case it's you who ends up on the ground.

00:14:35Time we went in random.

00:14:37Find the acts of random.

00:14:38Make the world go bold.

00:14:45Waitress, here's the only tip you'll be getting from me.

00:14:49Find a new chef.

00:14:51Your hash isn't fit for a dog.

00:14:53Ha, ha, ha.

00:15:15Lisa...

00:15:18No!

00:15:19No!

00:15:20No!

00:15:40Jacob?

00:15:48No!

00:15:51Runship!

00:15:52Animal!

00:15:53Stupid dog!

00:16:17Stupid dog!

00:16:23Stupid dog!

00:16:26The dog!

00:16:27The dog!

00:16:29The dog!

00:16:34The dog!

00:16:35Heptani's a scru.

00:16:38Heptani's a scru.

00:16:39Oh!

00:16:44Humbug.

00:17:14Scrooge.

00:17:33Scrooge.

00:17:46Go away.

00:17:47I won't believe it.

00:17:52Shut up.

00:17:53It's nothing.

00:18:03Ah, old fool, you're acting like a dunderhead.

00:18:16No such thing as spirits.

00:18:20What is it, Demmit?

00:18:32Ebeneezer Scrooge.

00:19:00Sick him.

00:19:07Look at me, Ebeneezer.

00:19:13In life, I was your partner, Jacob Marley.

00:19:20I heard you had no heart, Jacob.

00:19:27Now I see it's true.

00:19:29So you believe in me, then?

00:19:34I don't.

00:19:36You're probably just some undigested food, some bad beef or a blob of mustard.

00:19:42There's more of gravy than of grave about you.

00:19:49No.

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00:20:49No.

00:20:50No.

00:20:51Swan, it is our human duty to walk among our neighbors and do good.

00:20:59If we fail to do this while we are alive, then we're doomed to do it after death.

00:21:09Look, see that poor woman?

00:21:14It's not my business.

00:21:16Mankind is our business.

00:21:21Please, take this for the baby.

00:21:30By the time we realize we must help one another, it is usually too late.

00:21:38When we're dead, we can no longer do any earthly good.

00:21:44But I have good news.

00:21:46Tonight, on the anniversary of my death, I've been given the opportunity to warn you, Scrooge.

00:21:57Perhaps you can escape my fate.

00:22:02Really?

00:22:03You simply visit me and then everything's all right?

00:22:06Almost.

00:22:08You'll also be haunted by three spirits.

00:22:14No deal.

00:22:16Without their visits, you cannot hope to break your chains.

00:22:22I don't care, Jacob.

00:22:24I like chains.

00:22:25No ghost.

00:22:26You hear me?

00:22:27Expect the first when the bell tolls won.

00:22:34No ghosts.

00:22:35No ghosts.

00:22:36No ghosts.

00:22:41Bah.

00:22:42Humbug.

00:22:43Humbug.

00:22:53Good morning, Ebony Scrooge.

00:23:23Boo!

00:23:27Are you the first spirit Jacob talked about?

00:23:44Spot on, Governor. I'm the ghost of Christmas past.

00:23:48Long past?

00:23:50No, your past. Follow me. It's for your own good.

00:23:59A night of unbroken sleep would be better for my good than this.

00:24:05Shuffle your stump, Scrooge.

00:24:15I'm not made of Mr. Moonlight like you. I'll fall.

00:24:20No!

00:24:22Run, run, run, run, run.

00:24:24Devon, run, run.

00:24:25Run, run, run, run.

00:24:27Grrrr, grrrr.

00:24:30Grrrr.

00:24:31Grrrr.

00:24:32Oh, stop bussing.

00:24:34You're no help, debit. Let go.

00:24:37Grrrr.

00:24:39Grrrr.

00:24:40Grrrr.

00:24:41Grrrr.

00:24:44Grrrr.

00:24:45Grrrr.

00:24:47Grrrr.

00:24:48Grrrr.

00:24:52Grrrr.

00:24:53Grrrr.

00:24:55Grrrr.

00:24:56I-I was a boy here.

00:24:57Aigerna.

00:24:58This year was your boarding school.

00:25:01Do you recollect the way?

00:25:04Recollect it? I could walk it blindfold.

00:25:31Ah! Chalk, dust and wood smoke.

00:26:01What you see are but shadows of the things that have been.

00:26:09They can't see of us.

00:26:11Oh, of course.

00:26:14Why didn't you think of that, you twit?

00:26:20A small boy, all alone, neglected by his friends.

00:26:26Rejected by the father, what Levimir.

00:26:29It is... me.

00:26:35Poor, forgotten boy.

00:26:37He... I... was never invited home for the holidays.

00:26:43Alone. Stranded.

00:26:48I wish...

00:26:50What's the matter, eh?

00:26:53There was a boy at my door last night.

00:26:56Perhaps I should have given him something.

00:26:59That's all.

00:27:00You did, Gov.

00:27:02A fistful of coal!

00:27:11It's Robinson Crusoe!

00:27:14Yes!

00:27:15I remember this day.

00:27:18He was my favourite storybook character.

00:27:21Blimey!

00:27:22You've been visited by spirits before.

00:27:26Don't mock me, Shade.

00:27:28Everyone's gone but the cat.

00:27:39Everyone's gone but the cat.

00:27:43Once again, I'm all alone.

00:27:44Once again, I'm all alone.

00:27:48But all I need are my shadows.

00:27:53To show them I'm fine on my own.

00:28:00I'll slay the beast.

00:28:10I'll bring the feast.

00:28:14I'll throw a carnival with forty clowns at least.

00:28:22I'll ride a whale.

00:28:25I'll find the grail.

00:28:27I'll be a matador.

00:28:32What's more, I'll live to tell the tale.

00:28:36Like Arthur on his throne.

00:28:39I won't be alone.

00:28:43Once I pull the sword out of the stone.

00:28:49Not sad at all, Up on the wall, See all my friends when shadows fall.

00:29:05But then as the firelight dies, I can see with my own eyes.

00:29:12No friends at all, When shadows fall.

00:29:30Let's see another Christmas.

00:29:35Bah humbug!

00:29:42So many lonely Christmases.

00:29:52Right.

00:29:53But not this one.

00:29:56Ebby!

00:29:57Fan!

00:29:58Fan.

00:29:59My little sister.

00:30:00I've come to bring you home dear brother.

00:30:03Home?

00:30:04But father.

00:30:05Oh, go on father.

00:30:06I've come to bring you home dear brother.

00:30:08Home?

00:30:09But father.

00:30:10Oh, go on father.

00:30:11I've come to bring you home dear brother.

00:30:12Father.

00:30:13I'm inviting you.

00:30:14We're family.

00:30:15And I told father, I want you at home.

00:30:17Good old Fan.

00:30:20Lovely Fan.

00:30:22Such a large heart for such a tiny creature.

00:30:26She died a woman.

00:30:27And had, as I recall, a child.

00:30:29Yes.

00:30:31My nephew, Fred.

00:30:33Goodbye, you wretched old school.

00:30:36Fan was right.

00:30:37We had a happy Christmas in spite of father.

00:30:42Oh, I wish she were alive to invite me home again.

00:30:46But she has, through her son, Fred.

00:30:49Don't you see?

00:30:51Her goodness lives in him.

00:30:54Yes.

00:30:55Oh, I wish-

00:30:56Hmm.

00:30:57Ah!

00:30:58Never mind.

00:30:59Let us visit another kind soon.

00:31:01Let's see.

00:31:02Let us visit another kind soon.

00:31:03Let us visit another kind soon.

00:31:07Oh, my God.

00:31:08Let us visit the nurse.

00:31:10Why, it's old Fezziwig, my boss.

00:31:18Bust my buttons, he hasn't changed the bet.

00:31:23Ho, ho there, Ebenezer, Dick.

00:31:27No more work tonight, no, no, it's Christmas Eve, my boys.

00:31:32Clear away and let's have lots of room here.

00:31:40I was an apprentice here. A good one too. Old Fezziwig treated me like his own son.

00:32:10Ha, ha, ha, ha!

00:32:13Ha, ha, ha!

00:32:30A ha, ha, ha...

00:32:33Good old Fezziwig.

00:33:01Show me a better boss than that, eh?

00:33:05So he spent a bit of cash on some song and dance.

00:33:08We're surprising that, eh?

00:33:10Bit of coin?

00:33:12You couldn't buy that much happiness with a fortune.

00:33:15He had the power to render us happy or sad.

00:33:19To make our jobs a pleasure or a drudgery.

00:33:22He must have set quite an example for you.

00:33:27Now what?

00:33:29Oh, nothing particular.

00:33:32I'd like to be able to say something to Bob Cratchit just now.

00:33:36That's all.

00:33:38Come.

00:33:39My time grows short.

00:33:41It's Belle.

00:33:53Good news, my darling.

00:33:55Guess what I've got.

00:33:57Give me a hint, Ebenezer.

00:34:00It's small and round and gold and it holds the future.

00:34:06A ring?

00:34:07No.

00:34:08The profits were my first business venture.

00:34:10Isn't it wonderful, Belle?

00:34:12Now I'm sure to be a success.

00:34:15Stop talking, you mindless pup.

00:34:19Belle?

00:34:21The first minute.

00:34:22I have, good morning.

00:34:23Come home.

00:34:24Now we've reached this bridge together.

00:34:28And I hope we'll soon be crossed.

00:34:33So don't put a prize on paradise.

00:34:39On paradise, or our paradise is lost

00:34:46Any bridge leads to disaster

00:34:51If its moorings aren't secure

00:34:56Heaven won't provide, on the bridge's dark side

00:35:01It's our wealth which will endure

00:35:06I'll cross this bridge with you

00:35:11I'll cross this bridge with you

00:35:16Show me the man that I once knew

00:35:20And I'll cross this bridge with you

00:35:25No one lives on hopes and wishes

00:35:30Love alone grows dry and cold

00:35:35But the sun will shine on these bright dreams of mine

00:35:40As upon this coin of gold

00:35:45Can I cross this bridge with you?

00:35:48I'm who I am

00:35:50Your words leave me split in two

00:35:53What else can I do?

00:35:55Has love begun or is it through?

00:35:59Should I cross this bridge with you?

00:36:05Life so rocky and an uncertain course to chart

00:36:10Speak of love so love can start

00:36:12Why not be safe and smart?

00:36:15Where's your passion? Where's your heart?

00:36:17Now it's time to say goodbye to

00:36:22Frivolous dreams we've known

00:36:28Can't we cross this bridge together?

00:36:33I'll cross this bridge

00:36:34I'll cross this bridge

00:36:38...

00:36:39trivia

00:36:43Go after her you fool

00:36:46Go after her, you fool!

00:36:55Stop.

00:36:57Don't show me anymore.

00:36:59I told you, these are the shadows of the things that have passed.

00:37:04Don't go blaming me for your choices.

00:37:07Why are you torturing me like this, Spirit?

00:37:10Leave me alone, please!

00:37:13Take me back home!

00:37:14Haunt me no more!

00:37:19Spirit?

00:37:24A bad dream, was it?

00:37:29Crying in your sleep, thick-headed old ninny.

00:37:36I'm not going to take it anymore!

00:37:39You hear me, spirits?

00:37:41No more!

00:37:44Sure deal.

00:37:47Do you see something in your home, you were around the castle?

00:37:54Here, are you sure?

00:37:55No more with them.

00:37:58Here are some setup.

00:37:59brincade

00:37:59Oh, my God.

00:38:29Oh, my God.

00:38:59What in blazes?

00:39:01Come out, Ebeneezer Scrooge.

00:39:11Don't worry. Leave me be.

00:39:13Come out, come out, and know me better.

00:39:25Observe me, Scrooge.

00:39:27I am the ghost of Christmas present.

00:39:30No. Go away.

00:39:45I bet you've never had a guest like me before.

00:39:53I'm sure I haven't, madam.

00:40:01You bet your prayers bed, nor have you entertained any of my earlier family members.

00:40:09I'm afraid not.

00:40:11Do you have many sisters, Spirit?

00:40:15Nearly 1900.

00:40:17Come, touch my robe.

00:40:20After that last spirit, I'd rather not.

00:40:24Oh, no.

00:40:25This is not a multiple choice, Mr. Crumpyface.

00:40:28Come.

00:40:29But my dog gets lonely.

00:40:32He needs me to stay with him.

00:40:36See?

00:40:39Oh, he seems contented enough to me.

00:40:42Come along.

00:40:43I've got to get a lock for that window.

00:40:49Happy Christmas.

00:40:51Happy me.

00:40:52Happy everyone.

00:40:54Woo-ha-ha.

00:40:56Happy humpback.

00:40:58What?

00:40:59Backsliding already?

00:41:01Well, it's just that...

00:41:03Why should I be accused of being selfish when...

00:41:06Yes?

00:41:07When Christmas is a selfish holiday.

00:41:11What?

00:41:11So, tell me, Scrooge, was that selfish?

00:41:24Yes.

00:41:25You only saved me so you can annoy me further.

00:41:30What a tough old walnut you are.

00:41:32All right, then.

00:41:33Let's see if I can convince you otherwise.

00:41:41Oh, I'm so happy.

00:41:53What a wonderful Christmas day.

00:41:54This is the best Christmas ever.

00:41:56Martha, my dear.

00:41:57What's keeping your father and brother?

00:41:58Here they are now.

00:42:08Spirit, who are these people?

00:42:11What do they have to do with me?

00:42:13Just hold your horses.

00:42:19Good evening, Mrs. Cratchit and all you little Cratchits.

00:42:22Hello, Father.

00:42:23Hello, Papa.

00:42:24Hello, Father.

00:42:25The Cratchits?

00:42:27I had no idea Bob lived so... humbly.

00:42:31Well, what did you think with the wage you pay him?

00:42:36How was he in church?

00:42:39As good as gold.

00:42:40No, better.

00:42:42What?

00:42:42There's something better than gold?

00:42:44Oh, my goodness.

00:42:46That looks delicious.

00:42:47That looks delicious.

00:42:48Oh, I'm so hungry.

00:42:50Everyone's in company.

00:42:52So, do you want to talk or eat?

00:42:54Eat.

00:43:01I give you the delighter of our stomachs, Mrs. Cratchit.

00:43:06Hear, hear.

00:43:07That was delicious.

00:43:08That was so lovely.

00:43:09And I give you the founder of our feast, Mr. Scrooge.

00:43:16Founder of the feast, indeed.

00:43:18I wish I had him here.

00:43:20I'd give him a piece of my mind to feast upon.

00:43:28Please, dear, it's Christmas time at last.

00:43:31Grievances or not, it's been Mr. Scrooge who's kept the chicken in our pot.

00:43:35Yes, it's Christmas Day, but Scrooge has done us ill.

00:43:38We must find a way somehow to exercise goodwill.

00:43:42Yeah.

00:43:42Random acts of kindness.

00:43:43Look on him with kindness.

00:43:45Can't you see a Scrooge who simply starred for love?

00:43:48Your kindness is poetic.

00:43:50Kind and sympathetic.

00:43:52We got plenty of.

00:43:55Mr. Scrooge is a poor man.

00:43:58We use a good way to live.

00:44:01Greedy folks believe it's better to receive.

00:44:04We're just rather gay.

00:44:10Random acts of kindness.

00:44:12He could use some kindness.

00:44:13I've got you to love and all he's got's his wealth.

00:44:16Your goodness takes the cake.

00:44:18Or still for goodness sake, we'll drink.

00:44:20This might as hell.

00:44:24To Scrooge!

00:44:25I provide them with an income, and this is how they treat me.

00:44:33Oh, you're too good for Scrooge, Bob.

00:44:36But I'll drink his elf for your sake.

00:44:38A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

00:44:40Though with all his money, he's merry enough, I'll bet.

00:44:43Ha, ha, ha, ha.

00:44:45Oh, very good.

00:44:47Now clear away.

00:44:50Let me, Tim.

00:44:50You go warm up.

00:45:13Look familiar?

00:45:14Chalk dust and wood smoke.

00:45:25He told me, coming home, that he hoped the people saw him in the church because he was sick.

00:45:31And it might be nice for them to be thankful for their health and good fortune.

00:45:35I am.

00:45:37You am what?

00:45:39Nothing, nothing.

00:45:44Robinson Crusoe.

00:45:53Oh, you see here?

00:45:54This is just before the pirates attack.

00:45:57Oh, dear.

00:45:58Forget I said that.

00:45:59I don't want to ruin it for you.

00:46:01Oh, but it's so exciting.

00:46:04Yes, read on.

00:46:05Read.

00:46:07A remarkable boy.

00:46:09I see an empty seat in the chimney corner and a crutch without an owner.

00:46:23If these shadows remain unaltered by the future, the child will die.

00:46:28No.

00:46:29Oh, no, spirit.

00:46:31Say he'll be spared.

00:46:32Well, if he's going to die, he should do it and decrease the surplus population, right?

00:46:40I...

00:46:41I didn't mean...

00:46:42Next time, find out who the surplus is.

00:46:46Remember, Scrooge, no one is worthless or unfit to live.

00:46:51A Merry Christmas to us all, my dears.

00:46:55Ooh, that looks nice.

00:46:56A Merry Christmas to us all, my dears.

00:47:00God bless us.

00:47:04Yes, God bless us, everyone.

00:47:08Hear, hear.

00:47:09I am so thankful to be in the bosom of my wonderful family at Christmas time.

00:47:15I'll never forget.

00:47:16I wish I had a family to be with.

00:47:19Ah, but you do, you silly man.

00:47:23What place is this?

00:47:24The house of your only living relative.

00:47:29Nephew friend.

00:47:31And then the old fellow said,

00:47:33What's Christmas?

00:47:34What a time for finding yourself a year older and not an hour richer.

00:47:41He may not, but it's true.

00:47:44Oh, Scrooge, just listen to you.

00:47:48You're just so funny now, aren't you?

00:47:51Oh, I love you.

00:47:52Did your Uncle Scrooge really say that?

00:47:56Yes, and that Christmas was a humbug.

00:48:00He's the humbug, Fred.

00:48:04I want to go now.

00:48:07Stay put.

00:48:09You like this.

00:48:11He's a comical old fellow, but I have nothing bad to say about him.

00:48:15What?

00:48:16Not even his stinginess?

00:48:17No, his wealth does him no good, so I am sorry for him, really.

00:48:23And so I'll invite him to celebrate Christmas every year for my sweet mother's sake.

00:48:27I know it's hard to believe, but she loved him dearly.

00:48:30I never realized how...

00:48:32Yes?

00:48:33...how much he looks like Fan.

00:48:36And with such a big heart.

00:48:39Now, in honor of my mother, I want to teach you all a song that she and her brother Ebenezer used to perform when their father wasn't around.

00:48:47And you must all join in.

00:48:54Yes, I remembered this Santa's sooty suit.

00:48:57Twas last Christmas Eve, I had a cause to hide beneath the stairs.

00:49:03I stayed awake for Santa Claus and caught him unawares.

00:49:10He was coming from the fireplace from the chimney's smoky chute.

00:49:18And I never quite saw such a sight as Santa's sooty suit.

00:49:23Oh, he never quite saw such a sight as Santa's sooty suit.

00:49:27Scrub-a-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub, scrub-a-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub.

00:49:30Twas a red-red velvet jacket, you could tell was once a beaut.

00:49:34Of a torn and tousled trouser streaked with slushy stains to boot.

00:49:37With the blackened, beaten bridges of a big and burly brute.

00:49:41I never dreamed I might see such a fright as Santa's sooty suit.

00:49:44Never dreamed he might see such a fright as Santa's sooty suit.

00:49:47Scrub-a-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub, scrub-a-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub.

00:49:51Come then, it's time for the missus.

00:49:53It had blotty brownish buckles and a belt of licorice root.

00:49:57With scruffy, fluffy ruffles, fallen into disrepute.

00:50:00It was smudgy soiled and sullied, if somehow so acute.

00:50:04Wish I had a quid for each stain that's hid on Santa's sooty suit.

00:50:07Wish I had a quid for each stain that's hid on Santa's sooty suit.

00:50:11Scrub-a-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub, scrub-a-dub-dub-dub-dub-dub.

00:50:15Now Santa talks to him.

00:50:18Then old Santa did address me, and his tone was resolute.

00:50:23He said,

00:50:24Son, don't second-guess me.

00:50:27Come and be my new recruit.

00:50:31His appeal did so impress me,

00:50:34I was near about to scoot.

00:50:39Then I looked up heaven, bless me at old Santa's sooty suit.

00:50:43Then I looked up heaven, bless me at old Santa's sooty suit.

00:50:47Come on everybody, let's put it all together.

00:50:49T'was a ripped red velvet jacket, you could tell was once a beaut.

00:50:53Overtone and tussled trousers, feet with slushy stains to boot.

00:50:56With the black and beaten breeches of a big and burly brute.

00:50:59All in there were dots more neat of socks than Santa's feet.

00:51:01Had blotchy brownish buckles and a belt of liquished root.

00:51:04With scruffy fluffy ruffles falling into disrepute.

00:51:07It was smudgy soiled and sullied, if somehow sort of cute.

00:51:10Never dreamed I might see such a fight,

00:51:11Then make that night for him I looked right.

00:51:13That's Santa's stinky, great and inky, messy, mucky,

00:51:15Icky, yucky, grungy, grubby, needs a scrubby,

00:51:18scrubbing up a sooty suit.

00:51:19Hey!

00:51:27Did you see me, spirit?

00:51:32Yes, Scrooge, very merry.

00:51:35However, we must go now.

00:51:37But I was just enjoying myself.

00:51:40Scrooge, my stay upon this earth is very brief.

00:51:45It ends this very night.

00:51:46Are spirits' lives so short?

00:51:54Farewell.

00:51:56Farewell, Ebeneezer Scrooge.

00:52:02Spirit!

00:52:04Spirit!

00:52:10Spirit!

00:52:14Spirit!

00:52:20Speak to me, spirit.

00:52:22Spirit!

00:52:22Am I correct that you are the ghost of Christmas yet to come?

00:52:43Will you not speak to me?

00:52:45Is it you who will show me the shadows of the things that have not yet happened?

00:52:54Oh, ghost of the future.

00:52:57I fear you most of all.

00:53:00But if your goal is to do me good,

00:53:04then I hope to be a better person than before.

00:53:07Lead on.

00:53:10This is the business exchange.

00:53:20I come here often.

00:53:23But where am I today?

00:53:24No, I don't know much about it either way.

00:53:29I only know he died last night.

00:53:32Well, the devil has got his own at last, eh?

00:53:36What's he done with his money?

00:53:38Oh, he hasn't left it to me.

00:53:40That's all I know.

00:53:42Gentlemen, tell me, which of our colleagues has died?

00:53:45It'll probably be a cheap funeral,

00:53:48because nobody will go to it.

00:53:51I don't mind going,

00:53:53if a lunch is provided.

00:53:55Well, good day.

00:53:59Spirit, I don't understand the meaning of this.

00:54:02Who has died?

00:54:03I don't understand the meaning of this.

00:54:33Look what I found under here.

00:54:39Silver they are.

00:54:41Think you'll miss them?

00:54:42Nah.

00:54:44His tea-stirring days are over.

00:54:48If he wanted someone to look after his belongings after he was dead,

00:54:53he should have made friends when he was still breathing.

00:54:56I loved through where words was never spoke.

00:55:00You don't mean to take him with him lying there.

00:55:05Why not?

00:55:07It's not like he's going to catch cold without him.

00:55:10Or without his bed curtains either.

00:55:12Spirit, this is a fearful place,

00:55:20but I see the lesson.

00:55:23The fate of this unhappy man

00:55:26might happen to me someday.

00:55:29Right?

00:55:30Oh, this is too harsh to bear.

00:55:36Let me see some tenderness connected with the death I beseech you.

00:55:41The lamp is so bright it hurts my eyes.

00:55:57I mustn't show weak eyes to your father when he comes home.

00:56:00It must be near his time.

00:56:02Past it?

00:56:03I think he walks a little slower than he used to, Mother.

00:56:06Oh, I have known him to walk with...

00:56:09with tiny Tim up on his shoulder very fast indeed.

00:56:13But he was very light to carry and no trouble.

00:56:17No trouble.

00:56:19Sorry I'm late.

00:56:21You went there to die, Robert?

00:56:23Yes, dear.

00:56:24I wish you all could have gone.

00:56:26You would have enjoyed seeing how great the place it is.

00:56:29I promised him that I would walk there on Sunday.

00:56:33My little boy.

00:56:35My little boy.

00:56:42No, Spectre, no.

00:56:44Not... not tiny Tim.

00:56:51Spirit, tell me.

00:56:54Can this cruel future be changed?

00:56:59Is this, then, where that wretched dead man now lies underground?

00:57:13Oh...

00:57:14Before I look closer, answer me one question.

00:57:32Are these the shadows of the things that will be?

00:57:36Or only the things that might be?

00:57:38All lives lead to certain ends,

00:57:42but if our lives change,

00:57:45then the ends must also change, right?

00:57:48They must!

00:57:52Oh...

00:57:53No!

00:58:06That lonely corpse was me.

00:58:12Oh, no.

00:58:13No.

00:58:15Don't let me die unmourned.

00:58:19Spirit, listen.

00:58:20I am not the man I was.

00:58:23I've changed.

00:58:24I will honour Christmas in my heart

00:58:28and keep it all the year.

00:58:30I will learn from the past.

00:58:33I will live in the present

00:58:35and I will hope for the future.

00:58:38I will keep the three spirits in my soul

00:58:41and remember their lessons always.

00:58:44Good spirit, I'm not that man anymore.

00:58:55Why show me these shadows

00:58:56if I am past all hope?

00:58:59Please tell me that I can make a brighter future than this.

00:59:04All alone.

00:59:17Stranded.

00:59:20I'm home.

00:59:36I'm home.

00:59:37I'm home.

00:59:38I've been given another chance, Deppet,

00:59:48and so have you.

00:59:50Oh, heaven and Christmas time be praised.

01:00:01I say it on my knees, old Jacob.

01:00:04On my knees.

01:00:13My spoons.

01:00:17They're still here.

01:00:23The dark shadows of things that would have been

01:00:27are gone.

01:00:28I know they are.

01:00:31I heard a tale about Christmas

01:00:34whose truth caused my spirit to burn.

01:00:39My present, my past, and my future

01:00:42taught me I'd so much to learn.

01:00:46I've lived a tale of a miser

01:00:49who spoiled every joy that he could.

01:00:53Then he got older and wiser

01:00:57and only yearned to be good.

01:00:59Once my memories

01:01:03brought me nothing but pain.

01:01:05Now it's Christmas

01:01:08with new precious memories to gain.

01:01:12I'll sing a song full of wonder

01:01:14like snow from the heavens above.

01:01:17I'll share my new song of Christmas.

01:01:19I've a new song of love.

01:01:25I've a new song of love.

01:01:27A merry Christmas to everybody.

01:01:39Happy New Year to the world.

01:01:42Hello, my fine fellow.

01:01:46Yes.

01:01:47Yes.

01:01:48You, lad.

01:01:51Wait.

01:01:52Don't run.

01:01:54Please.

01:01:55What is it then?

01:01:57Do you know the poultry shop down the street?

01:02:00Ha!

01:02:01Snow White?

01:02:02An intelligent boy.

01:02:04A remarkable boy.

01:02:06Do you know whether they've sold the prized turkey

01:02:10that was hanging there?

01:02:11What?

01:02:12The one as big as me?

01:02:13Ha!

01:02:14Yes, my lad.

01:02:15That very one.

01:02:17Tell him to bring it here

01:02:19and I'll give you a silver coin.

01:02:22Do you mean it?

01:02:23Aye, lad.

01:02:25Come back in less than five minutes

01:02:27and I'll give you two.

01:02:28Come, my faithful friend.

01:02:35We have much to do.

01:02:48Merry Christmas, gentlemen,

01:02:51and a happy new year.

01:02:52Oh, dear.

01:03:05No!

01:03:06Wait!

01:03:07Come back!

01:03:15We won't pester you for money ever again.

01:03:17We promise.

01:03:18No, no, please.

01:03:20I must apologise to you both

01:03:22for the terrible way

01:03:23I treated you yesterday.

01:03:26You are Mr Scrooge, aren't you?

01:03:29Well, not that old Scrooge, at any rate.

01:03:33Please, let me donate something

01:03:35to...

01:03:37to make up for my selfishness.

01:03:41Well, certainly.

01:03:43So, you'll come see me tomorrow

01:03:45at my office?

01:03:46Most certainly.

01:03:49But, Mr Scrooge,

01:03:51why now?

01:03:52Because it's too late

01:03:53to do it

01:03:54when we're dead.

01:03:57Yes!

01:03:58Yes, of course!

01:03:59Thank you!

01:04:00Thank you, Mr Scrooge!

01:04:01Thank you, gentlemen!

01:04:06You had debit.

01:04:08I like this feeling.

01:04:11Though I'm not used

01:04:12to all this smiling yet.

01:04:14Well, my dears,

01:04:16we may truly count

01:04:18our blessings.

01:04:19I have no idea

01:04:20where this magnificent bird

01:04:22came from,

01:04:22but let's eat!

01:04:25Here!

01:04:25Let's eat!

01:04:34Merry Christmas!

01:04:36Um,

01:04:36Merry Christmas to you.

01:04:38Darling,

01:04:39this is Mr Scrooge's nephew,

01:04:41Master Fred.

01:04:42And, my dear wife,

01:04:43may we come in?

01:04:45Oh, forgive me,

01:04:46of course.

01:04:47Please join us.

01:04:49We received word

01:04:50to meet Uncle Ebenezer here.

01:04:52Very urgent.

01:04:53Mr Scrooge?

01:04:55Coming here?

01:04:56What have I done now?

01:04:58He he he!

01:04:59Won't Bob Cratchit

01:05:01be surprised?

01:05:03How's this?

01:05:06No, no!

01:05:07You must look mean

01:05:09as well!

01:05:09Damn it!

01:05:17Nasty!

01:05:20Oh!

01:05:21Good, good!

01:05:32Cratchit?

01:05:33Mr Scrooge?

01:05:37What do you mean

01:05:38being here

01:05:39this time of day?

01:05:41It's only

01:05:42once a year, sir.

01:05:43Uncle!

01:05:48I am not going

01:05:49to stand

01:05:50for this sort of thing

01:05:51any longer,

01:05:52and therefore,

01:05:54I am about to...

01:05:56No, please,

01:05:56Mr Scrooge.

01:05:58Raise your salary!

01:06:01Here he is!

01:06:03A raise!

01:06:04A raise!

01:06:06A merry Christmas,

01:06:08Bob!

01:06:09Run!

01:06:11Yes!

01:06:12A merrier Christmas,

01:06:14my good fellow,

01:06:15that I have given you

01:06:17for many a year,

01:06:19and starting today,

01:06:21I'm paying you

01:06:22what you deserve.

01:06:23Yay!

01:06:24I am...

01:06:27I...

01:06:28I give you

01:06:29Mr Scrooge,

01:06:30the founder

01:06:31of the feast!

01:06:32Here he is!

01:06:33Ha ha ha ha!

01:06:36Ha ha ha!

01:06:37Rawr!

01:06:38Rawr!

01:06:39Rawr!

01:06:40Rawr!

01:06:41Rawr!

01:06:42Rawr!

01:06:43Rawr!

01:06:44Rawr!

01:06:45Rawr!

01:06:46Rawr!

01:06:47Rawr!

01:06:48Rawr!

01:06:49Rawr!

01:06:50Rawr!

01:06:51Rawr!

01:06:52Rawr!

01:06:53Rawr!

01:06:54Rawr!

01:06:55Yes!

01:06:56Just like in old Fezzywigs!

01:06:57And later,

01:06:58Fred and I will teach you

01:07:00Santa's sooty suit!

01:07:03Yay!

01:07:04We will indeed!

01:07:05Now, let's celebrate!

01:07:08Ha ha ha!

01:07:17Fred, my boy,

01:07:19is there enough of your mother in you

01:07:21to forgive an old humbug.

01:07:25Welcome to the family, Uncle Scrooge.

01:07:31Do you like it, Tim?

01:07:34Oh, yes, sir.

01:07:35Thank you, sir.

01:07:37We're going to get you well, young man.

01:07:40And afterward,

01:07:41you can teach me to slide on the ice.

01:07:44Oh, yes, sir.

01:07:46And the doggy, too.

01:07:48God bless us.

01:07:49God bless us.

01:07:51God bless us, everyone.

01:07:52Everyone.

01:07:53Vroom, vroom.

01:07:56And Scrooge was as good as his word.

01:07:58No, better.

01:08:00He was like a second father to Tim

01:08:02and became as good a friend,

01:08:04as good a master,

01:08:05and as good a man as anyone in the world.

01:08:09And he kept Christmas in his heart forever.

A Christmas Carol (1997) | Animated Musical | Full Movie | English | HD

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