Scrooged! The Movie - Put a Little Love in your Heart - End Scene
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- čas přidán 9. 01. 2012
- Probably one of the best closing scenes in a film from one of my favourite Christmas films. The brilliant, Bill Murray giving us an insight into how we should live life everyday not just at Christmas!
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Saw this in the theaters as a young boy and the audience definately sang along at this part. Wonderful movie experience.
I've always wondered if they did that lol
Same! My mom started clapping so I started clapping then the whole theatre started clapping! I’m 40 now and I watch this film every holidays and remember that day
My favourite Christmas film and one of my favourite movies ever. I'd love to watch this in the cinema. I'm introverted but for the love of this film I would lead the clapping and singing. Put a little love in your heart people. Merry Christmas!!!
I think this is why the 80s is one of my favorite decades for film. I wish films today would inspire that same kind of passion from the audience.
I’m jealous- proud to say I watch it every Christmas and sing along
I don´t know...many of these 80`s movies cause somekind of magical feeling that i can´t explain.
Dirty Harry probably the cocaine the actors were on getting to you
True. Unlike any other decade, and I wasn’t even alive for the 80’s so it’s not nostalgia.
Richard Donner is the common denominator.
People knew how to make movies back then, that's what. There's very few people like that left.
My man
I like the part where he sees the 3 ghosts again and realizes that all 3 are proud of him for changing his ways. And, he is once again reminded by his former boss not to throw his life away (notice he gives the line a little more gusto). What a great movie and is much much needed at the end of a difficult year. Merry Christmas everyone!
The Return of the Jedi moment.
The world needs this so much now
I like this version of "Put a Little Love in Your Heart" more than any other version including the original, and that's saying a lot.
This is an overlooked Christmas classic
God, I wish I could've seen this in theatres
I did. It was so funny when he started doing this at the end!
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Bennet Dudley lol I remember watching this at the movies and the audience actually responded. Good old days 😀
Bennet Dudley I did in 1988. And my Mum and I were the only 2 in the cinema as my school would finish before the rest. Love this film! Makes me feel very nostalgic!
+Bennet Dudley
Same here, bro.
One of bill murrays better films. And a great song .
+guyster1973uk I agree. Bill Murray was also great in the first two Ghostbuster films and the movie "What About Bob?"
Bill Murray is a comedic genius!
One of the best Christmas movies ever! Feed me Seymore! Feed me! lol
I loved that little nod to Rick Moranis and "Little Shop Of Horrors" since if I remember rightly, both films came out a short time after one another.
@@GenGamesUniverse and Bill Murray WAS in Little Shop Of Horrors
Little shop is the best!
I love the part where Frank/Bill breaks the fourth wall and asks the audience to sing.
Not to mention him leading off the 4th wall break with a reference to the famous line from Little Shop of Horrors he was in recently at the time.
@@shadowproductions969 Cool what was the line?
@@shadowproductions969 Actually it broke the entire wall, because also Richard Donner appeared as an extra on the scene
One of my favourite Christmas movies by far. I watch this and Die Hard practically EVERY Christmas Eve as a double-bill, usually with Blackadder's Christmas Carol as well. Scrooged is just the perfect way to end the evening, IMO.
Lew Hayward's ghost looked pretty happy among the other spirits. Maybe helping to save Frank brought some level of redemption to his own wretched soul.
I've always hoped so.
Lew was a kind of mix of Marley and Fezziwig. He was an adulterer and playboy as well as a ruthless businessman, but he did give his staff a good time at Christmas which I thought went in his favour...
I hope so too. Seeing Herman become an angel gets me too. 🥲
Niagra Falls Frankie Angel. It always gets me. This song just puts me over the edge, i cant help it. It fills my heart with cheer. This movie is my Christmas tradition
I remember watching this in the theaters when I was going on 12 with my first "date" with the neighbors niece.... I watch this movie every year at Christmas. It was a good movie then and it's still damn good today.
This is a great song and the best Scrooged yet
Ever notice Richard Donner in the background directing the scene. He has the little boy on his shoulders. He's trying to give signals to people and be a part of the scene at the same time.
Never noticed that. At 1:40 you can see him gesturing with his right hand to the people on his right side to sing up and louder. Then at 1:52 he is pointing to someone off camera...around that exact moment you can hear what sounds like a choir singer singing her voice out loudly. So she was either part of the group and not seen on camera, or was standing right off camera waiting for her cue--which he gave at 1:52. Regardless, that's multitasking! EDIT: Sounds like one of the Solid Gold singers.
This scene right here , this scene right here ia what makes this film such a beautifully choreographed masterpiece. Cmon yall , put a little in ur heart.
greatest ending ever
My favourite Christmas movie 🥰
Our local theater is playing this in a couple of weeks. So excited to experience this in person!
love it.. my favourite Christmas movie!
+Eamon Morris LOOK FRANK! WHAT IS IT? IT'S A TOASTER!!!!!! XD
Since Bill Murray was visited by ghosts on this movie, I guess he forgot to bring his proton pack, haha.
One of the movie posters for this movie made a reference to "Ghostbusters".
@@Rtkat3 That's an excellent coincidence. Maybe that's because Bill Murray was Dr. Peter Venkman on the Ghostbusters and is starring on this "Scrooged" movie that has to do with ghosts.
Feed me, Seymour, feed me!
Great reference to another movie that had lots of musical numbers in it. I greatly prefer that version of Little Shop over the original
@@shadowproductions969 not just a reference to another movie with musical numbers, but a movie Bill Murray was also in: Little Shop Of Horrors
In today's world I think we all need to put a little love in our hearts
We could certainly use it right now
This is my favourite Christmas movie hands down
"Feed Me, Seymour!" It's funny to hear him reference a movie he had a cameo in.
The sheer amount of wholesomeness and positivity in this scene gets me every time.
Imreally love this movie, a real classic!
He's an improv master
I like how even Frank's Boss was inspired and dancing with his wife
I love this film and this song at the end.
31 people didn't Put a Little Love in their Hearts.
Yeah it's still 31 for some reason.
Sadly 33 :(
I would love to find the version of this song. So great with that piano at a fast tempo. It's so upbeat.
That guy who froze to death in the underground tunnel area because he left the shelter.
TFW you realize Scrooged is 31 years old!
Love this movie
It's a classic
"Put a little love in your heart"
Put a little love in your heart
God loves all of you his children
Directed by Richard Donner,
Music by Danny Elfman,
NO WONDER THIS MOVIE WAS SO GOOD!
I love this movie. Watch it whenever it's on tv. I love the song and how everyone sings. It sucks though AMC has to always box it to show what's coming up next. They ruin. Hate when they do that at endings of movies.
John Houseman rocks! "A bettah place." (single clap)
Scrooged, Jim Carrey's How The Grinch Stole Christmas, It's a Wonderful Life, Die Hard, Lethal Weapon and all the Rankin\Bass Christmas specials are go tos for my Christmas holiday viewing.
This is definitely the best version Of A Christmas Carol anyone else agree?
We need to get back into this place. I'm disliking the world right now.
“My brother the king of Christmas”
A must see at my house every Christmas. And....this ending always gets me. Merry Christmas.
bill fucking murray
Zombieland
Richard Donner trying to blend in but still direct at the same time is hilarious. "Don't mind me, I'm just another background extra...waving at the right to sing louder...and pointing at the Solid Gold singers for their cue...just another regular, background extra...eight hours plus overtime...fried chicken at lunch...no big deal, nothing to see here, pay no attention to the man behind the Bill Murray..."
Did anyone else start singing this in the theater when it first came out?
Not me.I can’t sing.
I actually prefer this version over the Annie Lennox and Al Green version.
Agree it feels more spontaneous and from the heart and soul. And every year I'm hoping to try to find a full version of it. But oddly enough never released (yet).
When he started talking to the theater audience 😂😂😂
They used to do that a lot in the 80s. The movie Repossesed with Linda Blair and Leslie Nielson had a few scenes talking to the audience. Gremlins 2 as well. Plenty of others I'm sure. I miss when movies were about the experience and many had a positive message.
Bill Murray should have played Deadpool instead of Ryan Reynolds.
@@shadowproductions969 and so did Corey Feldman at the end of Meatballs 4 where he tells the people to make sure to rewind the tape so nobody gets charged a fine at the video rental store back in the 90s😆
Love how even his Boss got the message as well that small moment of him and his wife dancing was great to watch
I just saw this on TV had to find it on here I really enjoyed the song thanks for the post I had never heard this song before until today
Watching this right now!!
I like this version better than the actual song lol
Great memories!
I love you been actually hear it in your headphones when he asks for the side of the theater.
Good to see that Lew’s arm is reattached after it breaking when he dropped Frank out of the building.
I wonder if the audiences that saw this in theaters actually did sing when Bill told them too.
Yes the audience did (well, the ones that stayed to watch to the very end). Loved this movie, wish they would play it every Christmas
Yes! And it gave me warm and fuzzy feelings seeing that. This was near Napa in the 80's right outside of where Fruitvale Station and all happened a few years ago. You even saw Colors-style homeboys walk out of the theater smiling that christmas. Looked straight up like Doughboy from Boyz N The Hood.
Nah, not at my theater.
Not in Toronto when I saw it. Funny though.
I would have ha ha ha and probably danced and clapped too ha ha ha
Not gonna lie, it's on my bucket list to see in this cinema some December with the audience joining in.
Just discovered this song is on iTunes. Purchased! Will be playing this a lot this Christmas :D
great song
classic wonderful awesome! did I say enough??
I really love this!!! Merry Christmas everyone
Same here, merry Christmas! 🎄
@@scoobyslick4690 Merry Christmas
My brother the king of Christmas 😂😂😂😭😭😭 happy holidays er'body 🍻🍻🍺
0:25 We'll, there's something you don't see everyday
RIP Richard Donner
I never liked this movie, but this speech is probably the best thing about. It’s excellent and bill Murray is great
Never liked this movie? Dude, stop drinking vinegar because it made you sour and it burns holes in your underwear
I love the ghost of christmas present!
Probably my favorite Christmas movie! ❤
0:02 And They Lived Happily Ever After
Best song 👌
Best version
i laughed and cryied then laughed some more great movie
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas !
Yearly viewing.
Probably nobody got to see this movie in peace since someone was being loud and noisy as Bill Murray said from 2:00-2:01, haha.
The hell with Hans Gruber falling off the building. This is the Christmas movie!
It gets a giggle out of me when the little ghouls in the GOCF's rib cage at 0:36 are singing along as well lol.
I agree..
Lol even the 3rd Spirt was singing and looking at him 😂😂
I saw this in theater.
you coulda knocked me over with a feather if you'd have told me way back then, that alfre woodard and carol kane would both become star trek stars. Woodard as Lily, Zephram Cochrane's colleague/companion, and Carol Kane as CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE DAMN ENTERPRISE, pre-Kirk.
Feed me Seymour, that’s really good reference, for a movie he’s in
Richard Donner was superb in the Lethal Weapon series, but Scrooged was his masterpiece. No offense, Mel Gibson and Danny Glover.
Loved Scrooged and the Lethal Weapon films but my vote for the Richard Donner masterpiece is Superman The Movie and Superman II (The Richard Donner Cut) which most people have not seen. Goonies is one of personal favorites too though.
If Donner directed it, it was always gold. Apart from the obvious classics like Superman, The Goonies, and the Lethal Weapon series, I loved Maverick, Conspiracy Theory, and 16 Blocks, as well. The man knows the language of cinema.
superrman was his masterpiece
why is this song only played at Christmas time? This should should e done year round.
If Ghostbusters did a Christmas carol.
I want a piano sheet right now!
The funniest part was when Bill Murray said Feed me Seymore and called out to the theater
He was also in that movie 😂
You gotta party hardy Marty.... feed me Seymour, feed me!
1:20 for the win!
Streaming on Netflix ;)
how many"Free South Africa" messages did you catch in the background? I got 2. Must've been a Donner thing.
❤🙏😀🙏❤🌍
1:22 Fourth wall break
Kinda forget how adorable karen allen was
I want the first part is he was explaining to the audience in the credits to sing on
Send this to Klaus Schwab and Bill Gates
Supposedly one day this movie will get a remake maybe have Mark Wahlberg as Frank Cross he'll make a good bad guy which turned really good in the end
Brandon Gray you don't say
Kevin Smith should get the rights to do a reboot. Jason Lee would be great in the lead role