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Next - Scrooge - Of all Charles Dickens' writings, A Christmas Carol has been most frequently adapted for the screen. This 1935 version stands tall beside the other first-rate Dickens adaptations of that same year, David Copperfield and A Tale Of Two Cities. Scrooge is regarded in England as one of the outstanding films of its era, and this DVD edition at last restores its full length in very good quality. Scrooge is notable not only for Dickens' beautiful story but also for superb performances, a vigorous script, excellent pacing, persuasive settings, costumes which utterly capture 1843 London, and impressive moving-camera photography with atmospheric lighting reminiscent of German expressionist cinema. Sir Seymour Hicks, an age-appropriate Scrooge, first played the role on screen in 1913; indeed, the career of this distinguished actor-writer-director, on stage from 1877, almost overlaps Dickens' own. Hicks' performance is simply first-class; he also co-authored the screenplay and he inhabits Scrooge thoroughly, subtly and radiantly. The other characters are secondary compared to Scrooge but all are impeccable. Previous - Scooby-Whats New Scooby-Doo V03-Halloween Boos and Clues - The third volume from the new hit TV series includes four fun and spooky episodes for Halloween: Vampire Strikes Back in which the gang runs into a real life vampire in a Transylvanian castle; Mummy Scares Best in which the gang investigates a mummy on the loose in Egypt; High-Tech House Of The Future in which the gang is trapped in a beserk automated house of the future at the Omaha World Fair; and She Sees A Sea Monster By The Sea Shore in which the gang's tropical island vacation is ruined by a boat-smashing sea monster. Home page Buy movies items list Buy movies website More C A S I N O Bonuses and free matches likeGreen Bay, Captain Cook, Lady Dream, Desert Dollar and Poker. |
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