Customer Ratings & Reviews

This 1984 version of the classic "A Christmas Carol" is decent. I actually like the 1951 version starring Alastair Sim a lot better. This version seems to have a watered down Ebenezer Scrooge and seems to rush through the story. In my opinion, none of the characters in this version are very memorable. Not a bad movie but could have been a lot better.

Who doesn't love this holiday classic! This DVD, or similar, should be on everyone's holiday list.

Classic movie bundled with something else (idk what but it came up as FREE)… Win Win

A good movie with some amazing performances. A collectible to be enjoyed every year.

This was a special television program of A Christmas Carol with George C. Scott as Scrooge. Classic 1980's holiday fare.

Who couldn't like G C Scott in this holiday favorite? He is the perfect actor for the role.

A must have for the Christmas holidays. No Christmas DVD collection is complete without it.

If you're looking to build your Christmas library, this is a must-have. The best rendition of this classic.

This is my must see video each Christmas. The acting and settings really get me thinking about what the season means.

Good for kids, and the young at heart. George Scott is a great actor, makes the movie!

Classic remake, with a great cast. This a great retelling of the meaning of Christmas.

I like this movie very much, one of the best Christmas carol movies. The best is 1951

This is a wonderful Christmas classic. George C. Scott does a fantastic performance.

This is one of the best versions of A Christmas Carol. George C. Scott is Scrooge.

It's the classic formula of a Christmas Carol but they do add some new things to the table

Though Patrick Stewart is my favorite Scrooge, George C. Scott captures the spirit of the person.

This is a must have for families trying to get into the Christmas spirit like old times.

Charles Dickens wrote a great classic. This version is still fun to watch after so many years.

Classic christmas movie I added to my DVD collection

I think I've seen this one before, like its on TV every Christmas season, just not Blu-ray.