There have been so many versions of this Dickens classic done over the years.
Which is your favorite?

Last night we watched the 1938 version with Reginald Owen as Scrooge.
I've always liked this one the most of all.

Blackadder's Christmas Carol.

My favorite version is "Scrooged", although "The Muppet Christmas Carol" is my favorite version which is faithful to the original text. I can never tire of seeing these two.

Honestly, both reading Dickens and watching fairly faithfully adapted film versions of Dickens stories tend to put me to sleep.

As such, I would say Scrooged.

"The b**** hit me with a toaster."

The version with George C. Scott.

Scrooge, the 1951 version with Alistair Sim.

I'll second that. I saw that movie for the first time just this week, and I absolutely loved it.

Easily my favorite as well....Sim is just fantastic and i love the feel of the whole film....Unfortunately i missed it this year if it was even on anywhere....

I agree. I think that version easilly surpasses all others.

Scrooged

ooops, almost made a christmas story post

That's my pick as well.

My favorite is probably Scrooge (1970), the musical version with Albert Finney. Now, if only they'd release it on DVD...

Was on last night. The best adapation ever. Sim does a great job, and the b*w look with the age in the print gives it that "classic" feel.

Me too, I LOVED the dancing on the coffin scene.

Disney Christmas Carol is pretty good.

Scrooge and Muppet Christmas Carol are my two choices.

Scrooge is great because it would be on TV every year Christmas day, I couldn't help but to watch it and it grew on me.

Muppet Christmas Carol

Hands down The Muppets. Nothing else comes close. Although Scrooged was entertaining as well.

Without a doubt, Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol.

Scrooge
Scrooged

Scrooged w/ Bill Murray and Karen Allen