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12 Differences Between Scrooge and A Christmas Carol

Who doesn’t love A Christmas Carol? We’re guessing the answer must be “no one” considering the fact that it has been the most-adapted literary work other than the bible. We’re guessing that Charles Dickens would have been pretty surprised to hear that back in 1843 when he penned his anti-capitalist Christmas-spirit loving ghost story novella. (And, not just because he didn’t know what TV and film were…) In 2009, Disney took a stab at making an animated version of the beloved classic. Robert Zemeckis’ A Christmas Carol stuck very close to its source material and made for a spooky, heartwarming tale. Thirteen years later, Netflix is throwing its hat in the ring this holiday season and giving us its own animated adaptation of the Christmas classic, Scrooge: A Christmas Carol. Of course, while they all use the same unique source material, no two adaptations of A Christmas Carol are exactly alike, and there are tiny differences, as well as major differences, throughout all of them. The same goes for these two animated versions. While the story and the medium behind Disney’s A Christmas Carol and Scrooge: A Christmas Carol are the same, these two films have quite a few major differences that allow them to be entirely unique movies. From the character design to a surprising canine companion, these movies are about as different as two movies based on the same story can be. We’ve got all the major differences between these two films and what makes each one uniquely special. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:15 Scrooge’s Look 01:08 Jacob Marley 02:23 Bob Cratchit 02:51 Scrooge’s Dog 03:28 Animation Style 04:17 Musical Numbers 04:57 The Ghost of Christmas Past 05:29 The Ghost of Christmas Present 05:55 The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come 06:24 Kid-friendly 06:48 Comedy 07:17 Magic 07:43 Outro Our Social Media: Facebook:   / thethingscom   Instagram:   / thethingsofficial_   For more videos and articles visit: https://www.thethings.com Written by: Lauren Waters Narrated by: Geoffrey John Cork Edited by: Lucia Canabal For copyright matters please contact us at: legal@valnetinc.com