Scrooged
Fantasy • PG-13 • 1988 • 1 hr 41 min
Starring
Bill Murray, Karen Allen, John Forsythe, John Glover, Bobcat Goldthwait
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This and Home Alone are the only Christmas movies I watch.
This freaked me out as a kid. But I found that I liked a good freak out. It’s a Christmas staple these days. Bill Murray for the win.
Not a huge fan of Bill Murray, but this was a unique take on the classic that is so often overdone.
Is it my favorite Christmas movie? No! Is it the best Christmas story film? No! Does it have heart and Bill Murray? - hell yeah!
A fun 80s spin on A Christmas Carol. You might enjoy it outside of the Christmas season.
Great adaptation from the original novel, more darker and modern but still kept the character development and the same heartwarming ending
Bill Murray as Scrooge. How could it be anything but amazing? High on the watch list every year.
a ghostbuster loses his mind and dreams of some random shit
Really funny and a classic. Have to watch every year
Best version of A Christmas Carol. Bill Murray is great and the ghosts are awesome.
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