A CHRISTMAS CAROL Clip - 'Marley Was Dead' (2009)

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A CHRISTMAS CAROL is the animation movie by Robert Zemeckis.

PLOT: An animated retelling of Charles Dickens' classic novel about a Victorian-era miser taken on a journey of self-redemption, courtesy of several mysterious Christmas apparitions.

RELEASE DATE: 6 November 2009 (USA)
GENRE: Animation, Drama, Family
STARS: Jim Carrey, Gary Oldman, Colin Firth

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[drsgtpepper]

Jacob Marley at the dock in the underworld: "I swear I had my money here

[rstein]

Even though Scrooge doesn't show it his voice breaks slightly when he says Marley is dead as a doornail because he lost his only friend.

[tizyman]

This movie is pretty good. I liked Jim Carrey's performance and how they handled perfectly humor and seriousness

[AnthonyZuccarello]

Is it just me or is this the most underrated version of a Christmas carol so far?

[BeruBeruIce]

I just started to read a Christmas Carol book from one of my libraries. And this movie is so accurate I can't but seeing these scenes when I read each part.

[panzerwolf]

Always look forward to seeing this on tv around the holidays. Some critics tore it a new one for being so dark but honestly I think that's kind of the point of the movie. It's supposed to be dark and uncomfortable. Outside the whole flapping jaw thing from Marley's ghost and the pointless chase seen through town with the ghost of the future I think the movie is great. And holy moly the emotions that it feeds through Bob after Tim dies is just, damn

[bobburgers]

The very very best version of a christmas carol and holds true to this day christmas eve 2020. Watch it every christmas eve since its release. My very favorite christmas movie by far.

[MarvelDCFan]

Made 2009 and the cgi still holds great!!!

[MatthewChenault]

For those who don’t know, the reason why Marley’s jaw is bound up is because, to keep the dead man’s mouth from opening into a gaping maw, they’d bind the jaw shut with a handkerchief or a piece of cloth.

Today, modern funeral homes stitch the mouth closed with metallic suturing used just behind the lips.

A good case example of the former tradition was uncovered during the exhumation of three of the crew members of the Franklin Expedition. The cold environment not only preserved their soft body features, but it also preserved the clothing they wore as well as the cloth that was bound around their jaw. John Torrington, the most well-preserved of the three, has the most visible example of this, which you can see online (if you dare wish to look).

This is also why, in all of the adaptations, we see Marley still wearing the jaw binding as _that_ was the last image Scrooge had in mind of his old friend. It is a Memento Mori - a reminder of death - that is used to remind Scrooge of the reality of his own mortality and what his fate could be.

[nickp]

This is actually a dark and mysterious way to open a holiday story.

[soaptj]

He was as hard and sharp as flint that rarely struck out a generous fire.

~Charles Dickens and Christmas carol.

[dartthefemalenightlight]

I love how The animation look so good the people looks so real and I love 3D animations

[tomedy_official]

You can tell deep down Scrooge was sad, but still kept his sturn look

[themysteriousredwarriorblo]

I never understood the slow coin payment when I was younger. Now I realize it’s showing Scrooge’s selfishness in money and wealth

[tonybarde]

Note to self: Never steal money from a dead person

[yamnayaseed]

1:38 Me tapping into my savings for things I absolutely need but don’t necessarily want

[andrewramos]

0:14 For those who don’t know, the coins on Marley’s eyes: It’s said that when you die, your soul takes a ferry into the land of the dead and the coins are payment for the ferryman. If you’ve nothing to pay with, then you would be forever lost between the two worlds.

[vladtheimpaler]

The animation was way ahead of its time.

[doczirebeka]

Was I the only one who sees this as a total horror story? I got a hundred jumpscares and legitimely terrifying scenes from this film!

[horrorcide]

My favorite version of A Christmas Carol and I've seen them all. <3