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Glad to see you change your ways
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they were both good, but muppet had a certain ineffable quality.
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The candle not the rat! The candle not the rat!
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I haven't seen the Mickey one in a while, but I remember having a bit of a shock last time I did - isn't the tone just completely all over the place, lurching from Goofy as Jacob Marley, to Scrooge MacDuck in his burning coffin, within minutes?
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I never saw the Muppet version as a child, so I don't have the nostalgic affinity for it that I do for Mickey's. But it honestly is a better film, even if I have a greater fondness for Mickey (and the predestined casting of Scrooge as Scrooge).
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The Mickey version was a big holiday staple as a kid, but I re-watched it a few days ago and was shocked at how there is about as much time spent setting up the story as there is spent on the actual ghosts. It’s quite rushed. Lovely animation and score though!
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