A CHRISTMAS CAROL (2009)

Zemeckis Talks 'Roger Rabbit' Sequel

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While talking to Robert Zemeckis about his upcoming film A Christmas Carol, MTV slipped in a question about a Who Framed Roger Rabbit? sequel, and it appears one is in the works. Sure, one's been in the works for two decades now, but now one is really in the works, and with the original writers. Check out what Zemeckis had to say below. More...

Jim Carrey in 'A Christmas Carol' Clip

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Jim Carrey Ruins Christmas - Watch more Funny VideosA new clip from Robert Zemeckis's A Christmas Carol has crash landed like your embarrassment of an uncle after a few too many eggnog cocktails. That's a compliment. To the movie. Your uncle's a mess.If you're not familiar with the Dickens classic, then don't watch, because for some reason the studio decided to put the ending online before the movie hits theaters. If you are familiar with it, then I encourage you to watch, if only to see how far Zemeckis's animated filmmaking has come since Polar Express, in which all the characters looked like they hailed from the Village of the Damned. But this time around, Scrooge and company actually seem like they have soul. Not James Brown level, or even on the level of your fat uncle when he busts out the soundtrack to The Commitments and tries to sing along, which only ends up getting the cats all hot and bothered. But it's a step in the right direction.   More...

Robert Zemeckis's 'A Christmas Carol' Trailer with Jim Carrey

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A Christmas Carol Trailer 

Do you love Jim Carrey? Do you love seeing Jim Carrey falling? Then you're in luck, because in this trailer for Robert Zemeckis's A Christmas Carol, Jim Carrey falls A LOT. But you know what the best part is?  That Robert Zemeckis respected Charles Dickens's source material and kept in the scene where a miniature Scrooge surfs on an icicle.   More...