MY FIRST CHRISTMAS CAROL!!! Reacting to "A Christmas Carol" - Nostalgia Critic 

10:16 That's a rather clever detail hinting back to the beginning. Marley acts like he's blind, possibly because Scrooge took the coins placed on his eyes to pay the Undertaker's tip.

In honor of losing one of the most iconic voices of a popular superhero last year, I suggest we start the new year proper with a reaction to his review of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm. Would also start of the new year by scratching off seeing something Batman related as many have asked for something of such for over a year now. (We can hold off on Polar Express till next December)

3:32 Robert Zemeckis is the guy who made Forrest Gump, Romancing the Stone, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and probably his most iconic works, Back to the Future

Duck... this might be a new record. This story is 179 years old now and one of the most popular in Christmas folktales and you have never heard of it.

11:27 - That's Candle snuffer. You put it on top of the flame of the candle to lock it's access to air.

Just a few corrections of the story you got from people attempting to relay it to you. - The girlfriend never dies in the story. She left Scrooge one Christmas due to his love of wealth and profits growing and outweighing his love for her. - The ghosts being different versions of Scrooge is mostly in a reader's interpretation, not a bad one, mind you, as the book does leave a few things vague, but enough so that there's a reason why other adaptations never utilize this idea of having the Scrooge actor play the Ghost before or since regardless if its live-action or animated. (Also, everyone is allowed to make their own adaptation of the story since all of Charles Dickens famous novels were published in the 1800s well before copyright laws were a big thing during the 1920s. Thus, they all fall under the public domain.) - Scrooge's fear of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come isn't simply because of death but more of the unknown and uncertain future he represents. His appearance of a Grim Reaper-looking figure is a Victorian-era idea of how Christmas is also a time to reflect on who we lost as the holiday is set so close to the new year. - Lastly, the reason for the title is that Charles Dickens expected the story to be repeated and shared and to bring people together just as the singing of Christmas carols spread joy and brought families together each season. Considering there are around 100 adaptations and dozen upon dozen popular shows that have used their Christmas-themed episode to incorporate the story in fashion, he was right. (At least, I thought so until you claimed to somehow never heard about it till now. You can't convince me you're not actually from the moon.)

Colin Firth...is a very famous British actor. He's probably best known for Kingsman, Love Actually, and Bridgett Jones's Diary. I'll admit, you actually stunned me with the RU-vidr question.

14:20 - Most people really like the Jim Carrey Grinch movie, but Doug doesn't. He doesn't like it and struggles to understand why anyone does. Based on the NC video he did about it, I think it's because he views the Jim Carrey version as unnecessary since the original animated one is practically perfect. He's also not a big fan of the crude humor.

There is a Barbie Version of the Christmas Carol.... My favorite Version is the one with the Muppets. It is a Must every Year🌲🧡

- 14:21 Doug makes it no secret how much he hates that version. Along we've every other Dr Seuss live action adaptation. And Lorax

Jim Carrey in Grinch honestly did do a good job. Doug wasn't a fan of the movie, though

Tiny Tim never died. What the Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come showed Scrooge a vision of a possible future if he never changed his ways. When Scrooge woke up on Christmas day, he gave Tiny Tim's father a huge raise and became a 2nd father to Tiny Tim. With the help and money used for medical, the boy never died. 0:30 Most of us forgotten about Christmas Story 2. It was a downright hated trailer full of dislikes as this went straight to video. Most didn't see it and we almost forgotten it till the Critic posted his review of the movie several years later. So don't worry you didn't see it because most of us never did.

Toys for tots and the salvation army are chaities most people associate with christmas time. at least here in the states. Toys for tots for being one that gifts out, well toys and other products to unfortunate children (orphans, poor families and such) And the Salvation Army for standing outside the doors of major chains like Walmart, Hy-Vee and Bakers dressed as santa ringing a bell with a red donation bucket. SO yeah, this time of year, he usually does this charity because of the holiday association.

You not know about A Christmas Carol reminds of an episode of The Looney Tunes Show, where Lola Bunny didn’t know what A Christmas Carol was, so made a play about it to get the town back in the Christmas spirit, but she completely changed the plot to where it was about a girl named Carol who was the daughter of Santa, & it was basically another story about wanting to save Christmas. You’re nothing like Lola Bunny, you just a memory from a show I like.

16:10 - I once solt a Star Wars Helmet for 250 € to a guy in Australia The Shipping cost me 130€ DAMMIT !

I would like to see you react to his Polar Express and Muppet Christmas Carol reviews

0:01 Rough start already. The project to introduce duck to more culture grows more daunting by the day.

Muppet Christmas Carol is still the definitive adaptation Please react to Nostalgia Critic's review of Fox Kids

In the vision that the Ghost of Christmas yet to come showed Scrooge, Tiny Tim died because Scoorge docked Bob's pay as such Bob could afford to get the medical help (I forget if it was he could afford to have a doctor look at Tiny Tim or couldn't afford medicine for Tiny Tim) because Bob left work early so that he could be with his family for Christmas Dinner and Cristmas Eve.

After seeing so many of your videos I've realized that hanging out with you would be awesome all the time. Every video is I've never seen, I've never had, or I've never heard of.

The Muppet's Christmas Carol isn't actually as goofy as you'd think. It actually takes itself quite seriously. I recommend you watch his review of it. You'll be pleasantly surprised. And, yes, Jim Carrey's Grinch is really good, it's just Doug REALLY doesn't like it

Ok actually recommend watching A Muppet's Christmas Carol, it's a fantastic adaptation, and recently Disney found the missing scene/song and uploaded a complete version to Disney+. It's also a fun movie in general, one of the best parts is even with all the Muppets, Michael Caine plays scrooge completely serious as he would any role.

19:49 - I watched Black Panther 2 in 3D 1. I dont See any difference 2. There Needs to be a difference because watching 3D for the first Time in years gave me a headache

….I mean are we surprised he didn’t know what a Christmas carol was…nonetheless it makes it Better bc it feels like we’re showing him something we think he’ll like

You should totally watch A Christmas Carol. I recommend the 2009 one from this video & the 1984 version with George C. Scott. Both are the truest to the book.

Here's the full plot of Charles Dickens' 1843 classic A Christmas Carol: Chapter1: Ebenezer Scrooge is an old greedy money-lender who hates Christmas. His old equally greedy business partner, Jacob Marley, has been dead for years. Scrooge underpays his only employee, the gentle kind-hearted Bob Cratchit. On Christmas Eve, Scrooge shoos off his nephew Fred (his only living family) and two charity collectors, telling the poor to die in order to "decrease the surplus population." He does give Bob Cratchit Christmas Day off however, though without pay. That night, Scrooge sees Marley's face on his door knocker for a split second. As he's getting ready for bed, he's confronted by the ghost of Marley, who's held down by chains representing his evil deeds. He warns Scrooge that the same will happen to him if he doesn't change, and Scrooge is hesitant to believe this is real, but he learns it is soon. Marley warns that Scrooge will be met with three ghosts that night and departs. (I'll put the next chapters in the replies when I have the time tonight)

6:36 Up until 1973 (about 130 years after _A Christmas Carol_ takes place), the British pound wasn’t decimal like the dollar, but instead it was divided into 20 shillings, each divided into 12 pence (pennies), making 240 pence overall. The “crown” was the name of a coin worth 5 shillings, or a quarter pound - so basically like an American quarter, but for Britain, if that makes sense.

The first A Christmas Carol movie that I saw was the Mickey Mouse one, the one with Uncle Scrooge from Ducktales as Scrooge which fit perfectly and has Jiminy Cricket from Pinocchio as the ghost of christmas past. That one was a classic

Not Colin Furze, Colin FIRTH, the actor.

Since Christmas time is over, I recommend watching his review on Star Wars the Force Awakens.

25:11 I GET TO ADD MY OBSCURE CHRISTMAS CAROL KNOWLEDGE!!! The original name for a Christmas Carol was "A Christmas Carol in Prose: Being a Ghost Story of Christmas." It later got shortened to A Christmas Carol which doesn't make a whole lot of sense. But we're stuck with it.

You have to react to his reviews of Cool World and Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings.

14:20 - The NC hates Carreys Grinch I also cant stand this Movie I recommend his Review for a Reaction P.s. Not the newer Animated one

There is a version with Patrick Stewart.

Hey duck, maybe you can continue with some Nick Cage films with reacting to both Ghost Riders Films that the Nostalgia Critic reviewed, and to get you familiar with some of the earlier 2000s films we all grew up with. Or maybe you can do a Terminator marathon as the Nostalgia Critic has reviewed all 6 films last year, so that you can get familiar with them as well.

Count Olaf is the main antagonist of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. There's the novels, and then there's the 2004 movie in which Jim Carrey played the count. So... do you prefer happy endings in stories?

Next video should be Nostalgia Critic - Rocky and Bullwinkle or Nostalgia Critic - Ghostbusters (2016)

Out of curiosity, can anyone tell me what the picture at the 3:39 mark is from? Not Pinnochio, the one after that.

If you ever get a chance, you should definitely watch the Muppet version. I know it looks silly, but it's definitely one of the greats.

15:50 - I just bought a Printer 7 h ago

Day 119 of asking if you can please react to "PROP HUNT IN REAL LIFE" by Couch Cast?

Robert Zemeckis is probably best known for the Back To The Future trilogy and Who Framed Roger Rabbit (and if you've never seen either of those, you really should, they're great!0 He also gets briefly alluded to in the movie Ready Player One where the doohickey that can mess with time is called a Zemeckis Cube (and which is accompanied with a brief section of music from Back To The Future when it gets used)

I do recommend a Christmad Carol, either the original book or just about any of the movies. Its one of those stories that is so well wtitten that even the bad adaptations are really good and powerful, though my personal favorite i think is the muppets one. Do be aware, its a bit of a tear jerker though

Have you seen Jocats A Crap Guide to D&D? Even if you're not interested in the game it's pretty funny

hop review from nostalgia critic

I highly recommend checking out some sort of "A Christmas Carol" adaption this year in December, maybe in July as a gag on the phrase Christmas in July. There are many to choose from. Mickey, a Flintstone's Chistmas Carol, Jetson's, Bah Humduck, Mr. Magoo, etc, etc. I know you may not have heard of it, but the idea you might have seen. Because it's used so much that it's a story no one knows but everybody knows (imo) If you do check it out I hope you do a reaction to the movie if you can. I highly recommend this one because I loved it in theaters and did make me jump at the scary bits

theres a good one on netflix its animated, it is a musical but its still interesting

Day six of asking for a reaction to Max0r's "An Incorrect Summary of Metal Gear Rising"

My favorite Christmas Carol is the one starring Patrick Stewart.

Yeah unfortunately, the Critic doesn't like Jim Carrey's Grinch, meanwhile it seems like everyone that talks about it today praises it, granted it's worth being praised, but it's just funny that the official movie score and Nostalgia Critic are the only times I've seen that movie hated

Please do a reaction of his review for Doug’s first movie

Don’t forget to check out Polar Express!👌Definitely better than this Nightmare!

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you should probably watch the NC Grinch's review next. your memory might be deceiving you. It's one of his most hated movies.

Next Christmas you should watch his review on Jim Carrey's Grinch it's a film he personally hates.