Review of A Christmas Carol (2009) by Andyh — 10 Dec 2009
With a classic like this, the storey is key. The performance capture technique allows Jim Carrey to produce wonderful characters (esp. as Scrooge) that put the tale across in a compelling way. The first 2 spirits while initially jovial and odd, credibly reveal the dark-side of Scrooge in a chilling way.
On the downside, I did not feel much empathy for the Tiny Tim character. The finer points and morals of the storey will be lost on kids, e.g. wealth compared to poverty, the children representing Ignorance and Want.
This review of A Christmas Carol (2009) was written by Andyh on 10 Dec 2009.
A Christmas Carol has generally received positive reviews.
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