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i want this to be solved soo bad :(

Love the fact this version, Marley is remorseful for his misdeeds and mistreatment of others in life. He knows it is too late to make amends and whilst he serves his punishment, he doesn't want Scrooge to end up like him and wants him to change whilst he has the opportunity to do so.

Jacob is a good friend in my book. Coming to warn Scrooge to change his misery way of living or else his afterlife punishment will be far worse and his chains will be far longer and heavier to carry. He helps Scrooge to change by arranging the three ghosts to visit and set him back on the path of redemption. Jacob has to aimlessly wander the world without piece or rest and has to carry the chains of his accumulated acts of greed, selfishness and suffering he did to others when he was alive, as his afterlife punishment. He then has to go to join the other tomemented spirits in their afterlife punishments, bound by their chains of greed and selfishness, permanently stripped of opportunities to help anyone again, since they wasted their lives, acquiring wealth and material possessions, refusing to help those in need around them with that wealth.

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the film itself is quite elusive too, so we could be dealing with a case of double lost media, thanks for uploading this dude :)

Oh what would I give to get at least a movie with these 2 clashing with each other.

I feel so bad for Jacob Marley and I wish him intervening to help his friend Scrooge would release his own chains. They say misery loves company, so Jacob helping his friend from having the same fate was selfless

This is probably one of the best Marley scenes put to film. The Muppets Christmas Carol is the best version, but this Marley scene stands out to me as having exactly the weight and gravitas I imagined it having reading the book.

3:17 LOL

He forgot to close the window….

1:47 I think that’s the creepiest entry of Marley in any version.

More of gravy than of grave? What a terrible pun! Where do you get those jokes? leave comedy to the bears, Ebenezer!

Hopefully we can figure this one out. It’s not like Virgin is some obscure label. Somebody has to know who this is.

Happy holidays to everyone

Outrageous what they did to Jacob Marley.A man works hard and minds his own business and that is what he gets.Shameful,shameful,shameful.I know it is fiction but the idea is repulsive.

This is the best adaptation of Marley. It really makes you think whether or not there’s an afterlife that punishes people who did bad things in their human lives.

Thied is not from falling in reverse

This is the only Marley scene where you can get a real sense of weight the chains carry. Also the wind blowing against his cold, ghostly face as he sits down places Marley in his own, dreadful dimension despite being in the same room as Scrooge.

I must admit this wasn't the best Jacob Marley, that going between Michael Horden & Frank Finlay. However what do I like is that this Jacob Marley truly regrets his actions when he lived as you can hear the remorse in his voice.

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anyone else getting flashbacks from that holodeck program in tng episode devils due

picard to security intruder alert captains quarters

Thanks for this awesome vid!

Beautiful, sad and absorbing , makes you feel the need to help others and to seek injustice in all walks

Thanks for removing the noise! :)

Its Asmr when scrooge eats the soup.

My Try at Wiring Out The Lyrics: She's alone in city. [Yeah] The city is so hard. She's just staring at the faces. No one believes in her. He's running in the distance. [yeah] Nobody's to blame. Still nothing ever changes. When you're alone [again]. There's nobody there to call her name. There's nobody who can ease the pain. Well she there forever young! Just waiting for the right one, forever young and [hard]! Just a one in a million. Such a long way from home. What ya gonna do about it? Nobody seems to care. She keeps a heart full of hoping. [yeah] a [????] [Dreams]. Still nothing ever changes. It's much worse than it seems. Cause nobody's there to call her name. There's nobody who can ease the pain. Well she there forever young! Just waiting for the right one, forever young and [hard]! Well she there forever young! Love will there [Together/Forgiving], forever young and [hard] and [hard]! [He] Keeps running in the distance. [Yeah] Nobody's too late. Still nothing ever changes! When you're alone [again]. Well she there forever young! Just waiting for the right one, forever young and [hard]! Well she there forever young! Love will there [Together/Forgiving], forever young and [hard] and [hard]! Well she there forever young and [hard]!

I love this movie, and think it’s among one of the best adaptations off the story. This scene alone like with the mouth, scared me alot as a child. Definitely left an impression on me.

Do Macrotus next?

Great music here.

Truly, the best interpretation , this Scrooge feels the most human, and I feel like we all can relate to him in some way. Especially the scene where he tells his younger self to go after the woman this clearly shows that he feels regret and guilt which all of us have felt what time in our lives, this also shows us that he really does regret not going after her and telling her how he felt and in return, he allowed this regret and guilt to make him bitter and mean .

Good one

Accurate

This Scrooge was not even scared by Jacob Marley.

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what

3:00 “Moldy… cheese? An underdone turnip?”