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Are there no work houses? Are there no prisons? His words pierce us all.

Say what you will... I think the 2009 version of the Ghost of Christmas Present has an even darker side! His Ignorance and Want age up like Sim kids!

The actor portraying the ghost of Christmas present really brought his 'A' game.....a masterclass in acting!

So this is you. Yeah you should sit down.

You know who could instantly make everything right? JESUS. Walk right up to that spirit and say "Every knee shall bow before JESUS". Hunger, want, every human need would instantly and immediately be met if we all just fell to our knees and said "JESUS IS LORD!!" and meant it.

So handsome

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The ghost of Christmas present is a complete savage 😂😂😂

So in other words, what the Ghost is say, is that you maybe a big shot on Earth, but in Heaven you’re a nobody because ‘Character’ is more important than ‘Wealth’

By far my favorite Christmas movie! George C. Scott did an incredible job! 🎉

The animated one showed it better

The part with the two starving children genuinely terrified me as a kid

This is my favorite version of this story ever. Superb performances from everyone. And especially David Warner as Bob Cratchit. For an actor who usually portrayed villains, he is so warm and genuine here it's truly remarkable.

The Ghost of Christmas Present = Dickens's Equalizer... 🎄

How bitter it is to taste ones' own stinging words.

This is so scary

GCP isn't having any Scrooge's bullsh!t. Lol.

The Equalizer Was The Ghost Of Christmas Past, It Took Me A While To See That.

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We are not seeing this peak of comedy in BL2

So many adaptations tend to really play up the ghots's jovial nature, since he embodies the spirit of the season. They tend to forget that, because Acrooge rejects the spirit of the season, this ghost is his harshest critic. And Woidward plays those moments with such ferocity

The best representation of Christmas Present. He straight up has no time for Scrooge's shit lol.

If you did 1:41 today there would be a smash cut to the Ghost of Christmas Present being put in handcuffs and lowered into the back of a police car.

Love the Victorian setting. That house makes you want to join them for a Xmas meal and love all around.

I've been watching this movie on Christmas eve with my mother since I was a little kid. Loved the movie, even the three or four scary parts (Marley, the Scrooge left with the homeless part and Ghost of Christmas future appearing, etc). And every year, that part where he reveals the two kids under his robes still gives me a vaguely dreadful feeling. Every other rendition of The Christmas Carol pales in comparison, this one is just too good.

the way the ghost smiles and the music changes when he says "are there no prisons" is cinematic gold

I see the ghosts as the trinity, the ghost of christmas past is the Holy Spirit the ghost of christmas Future is the Father for we never see His face and this ghost of christmas present, is The Son Jesus Christ, which means the harsh words are for scrooges salvation better it be said here then on his Judgement Day and after that, the eternal fiery judgement

The jolly santa-type man turning scary was almost more alarming than the ghost of Christmas future

I blame scrooges father for much of how scrooge was. The father blamed him for the mothers death and scrooge blamed his nephew later for the same thing. I believe hell had a special place for scrooges father and his inability to love his son. That aside this is my favorite version. Bill murry in scrooged is my 2nd fave!

People always tend to miss in this scene that even as scrooge is there us still humanity inside him

Thank you for posting this ❤❤❤

The Muppet Christmas Carol version of the Ghost of Christmas Present was way happier.

The Ghost of Christmas Present really resonates with me because my that's the way my dad always looked. I made the similarity when I was little, I was four years old and I remember quite vividly when the ghost of Christmas present came on the screen I cried out in excitement, "Daddy!" My dad had been working triple shifts at the time and I missed him. He's been dead now for nine years, and Christmas is still hard for me when I see the Coke A Cola Santas out, my dad looks just like them in the face.

“I see you’ve got the yen again for cinnamon!” *Fun fact:* _“Yenning”_ is an old-timey word that means “craving” or longing for due to a great love for - or even a physical or psychological addiction to - some substance. Opium, Morphine and Heroin addicts of old (from the 1800s through to the Beat Generation, who were folks born in the nineteen teens and twenties hitting later adulthood in the 1950s like Bill Burroughs and Jack Kerouac) would often say they were “yenning” for a hit rather than “jonesing” or “fiending” or “craving” for a dose of that sweet, sweet (actually very bitter) opium latex that oozed from slashes cut into the underripe spherical seed pods of _Papaver Somniferum_ AKA the Asian Opium Poppy.

Woodward was brilliant. He had a more malicious side than most adaptations - he seemed to take pleasure in Scrooge's misfortune on being left alone when it was time for him to go.... Too many actors have played the part as a Father Christmas clone.

I never heard this line in any other version so I am thinking it is well improvised. The line when Scrooge asks about Ignorance and Want, the spirit says, "They are your children." Immediately Scrooge looks like saying 'dafuq you talking about?' But I think it is a line that perfects the character because even though it is true in a sense, the spirit needed to give Scrooge a wake up call to heed his message, and that line makes sure Scrooge pays attention before his time is up.

1:29, goofy smile just after giving a dramatic speech.

"Mays Gilliam he's for cancer"

I love how he turns how words back on him. “Are there no work houses, are there no prisons?”

the best Christmas Carol film, the performances and the drama.. perfect

I miss when Republicans weren't so fucking insane that this was a parody, and not an accurate representation.

I like how The Ghost of Christmas Present lecture Scrooge by saying In The Future You Should Hold Your Toung Until You Know What The Cirles Population Is And Where It Is.

I could agree with him on several compatible options. Such as the two men responsible for making the Hollywood Monster, and unleashing it on the world, for within the eyes of true DC Heroes Fans, those five frauds are more worthless and unfit to exist or even be worthy of such abilities, or even be called heroes than BILLIONS of those like the investors who led Saturday Mornings to ruin.

Look at the second shot of the twins..the girl looks down....heartbreaking...

Scott can act his butt off......dang!!!

If i could make a perfect christmas carol using any actor dead or alive and in perfect health and if it were to be more like a horror movie i know who I'd choose. Tim Curry as scrooge. (Come on he is most definately scrooge!) Edward Asner as Jacob Marley. (I just liked his performance as jacob marley in the 1997 tim curry cartoon) Gary Oldman as Bob Cratchit. (He can just sell that servant roll very well) Sylvester Stallone as Ghost of christmas past. (He coukd show scrooge the horrors of his past and be scary all around) Liam Neeson as Ghost of christmas present. (He could be jolly and turn stern when he needed to be.) Andy Serkis as Ghost of christmas yet to come. (Id let my adaptation be different by letting him talk in grim tones) Colin Firth as Nephew Fred (i liked his performance in the 2009 jim carrey film.

Warioware Gomorrah the serpent lord

Charles Dickens was the original Christian Hell House guy

In the book, the spirit says this: Man... if you be a man in your heart, forbear that wicked cant until you've discovered what the surplus really is and where it is. Will you decide what men shall live, what men shall die? It may be that in the sight of Heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor man's child. O God, to hear the insect on the leaf pronouncing there is too much life among his hungry brothers in the dust!"

In Scrooged not only than the verbal wig-splitting we see happened he physically got his wig split