Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983) is a charming animated adaptation of the classic holiday tale, featuring Mickey Mouse and other beloved Disney characters. Filled with festive cheer, memorable songs, and heartwarming moments, the story emphasizes generosity, kindness, and the joy of the holiday season. It remains a timeless holiday favorite for viewers of all ages. Mickey's Christmas Carol, Mickey's Christmas Carol movie, Mickey's Christmas Carol 1983, Mickey's Christmas Carol film, Disney animation, holiday special, Christmas animation, family friendly film, festive film, animated classic, holiday story, beloved characters, seasonal favorite, heartwarming film, memorable songs, Disney classic, fun animation, timeless holiday, cheerful film, family holiday movie
03:00Speaking of work, Mr. Scrooge, tomorrow is Christmas and I was wondering if I could have a half a day off?
03:09Christmas, eh?
03:11Well, I suppose so.
03:15But I'll dock you half a day's pay.
03:18Now, let's see.
03:19I pay you two shillings a day.
03:22Two shillings and a hay penny, sir.
03:25Oh, yes.
03:26I gave you that raise three years ago.
03:29Yes, sir.
03:29When I started doing your laundry.
03:32All right, Cratchit.
03:33Get busy while I go for my books.
03:36Oh, and here.
03:37Here's another bundle of shirts for you.
03:39Yes, sir.
03:41Let's see now.
03:46Fifty pounds, ten shillings from Macduff.
03:50Plus his 80% interest, compounded daily.
03:56Money, money, money.
03:59Merry Christmas!
04:01And a Merry Christmas to you, Master Fred.
04:05Bah.
04:06Humbug.
04:07Merry Christmas, Mr. Scrooge.
04:10What's so merry about it?
04:12I'll tell you what Christmas is.
04:14It's just another work day.
04:16And any jack and apes who thinks else should be boiled in his own pudding.
04:20But, sir, Christmas is a time for giving.
04:25A time to be with one's family.
04:27I say bah.
04:29Humbug.
04:29I don't care.
04:31I say Merry Christmas.
04:33Merry Christmas.
04:35Well said, Master Fred.
04:37Cratchit, what are you doing?
04:41I was just trying to keep my hands warm, sir.
04:46And what are you doing here, nephew?
04:48I've come to give you a wish and invite you to Christmas dinner.
04:54Well, I suppose you're going to have plump goose with chestnut dressing?
05:00Yep.
05:00And will you have plum pudding and lemon sauce?
05:03Yeah, plum pudding.
05:05And candied fruits with spice sugar cakes?
05:07Yeah, will you, Tom?
05:09Are you daft man?
05:11You know I can't eat that stuff.
05:13Here's your wreath back.
05:15Now out, out, out.
05:17Bah.
05:18Humbug.
05:21Now we're a Christmas.
05:24And a bah humbug to you.
05:26Ah, that Fred.
05:28Always so full of kindness.
05:30Aye, he always was a little peculiar.
05:34And stubborn.
05:36Ooh.
05:37Ha, ha, ha, ha.
05:39Customers.
05:39I'll handle this.
05:40I'll handle this, Cratchit.
05:41Hmm.
05:42Yes, what can I do for you two gentlemen?
05:45Sir, we are soliciting funds for the indigent and destitute.
05:50For the what?
05:52We're collecting for the poor.
05:54Oh, ha, ha.
05:57Well, um, you realize if you give money to the poor, they won't be poor anymore, will they?
06:03Well, uh, and if they're not poor anymore, then you won't have to raise money for them anymore.
06:09Well, I suppose...
06:10And if you don't have to raise money for them anymore, then you would be out of a job.
06:15Oh, please, gentlemen, don't ask me to put you out of a job, not on Christmas Eve.
06:21Oh, we wouldn't do that, Mr. Scrooge.
06:24Well, then, I suggest you give this to the poor and be gone.
06:31Ah.
06:33Why's this world coming to, Cratchit?
06:37You work all your life to get money, and people want you to give it away.
06:45Hmm, two minutes fast.
07:09Well, never mind those two minutes.
07:11You may go now.
07:13Ha! Oh, thank you, sir.
07:15You're so kind.
07:17Never mind the mushy stuff.
07:18Just go.
07:19But be here all the earlier the next day.
07:22I will.
07:22I will, sir.
07:23And a bah humbug.
07:26I mean, a Merry Christmas to you, sir.
07:32Bah.
07:33Bah.
07:33I'm good.
07:58Oh, my God.
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10:02Ebenezer, remember when I was alive, I robbed the widows and swindled the poor?
10:08Yes, and all in the same day. Oh, you had class, Jacob.
10:11Yep. Oh, no, no. I was wrong. And so as punishment, I'm forced to carry these heavy chains through eternity. Maybe even longer. There's no hope. I'm doomed. Dune. And the same thing will happen to you, Ebenezer Scrooge.
10:36No. No. No, it can't. It mustn't. Help me, Jacob.
10:42Tonight, you will be visited by three spirits. Listen to them. Do what they say, or your chains will be heavier than mine.
10:52Farewell, Ebenezer. Farewell.
10:54Farewell, Ebenezer.
10:56Farewell.
10:58Farewell.
11:00Farewell.
11:06Molly, watch out for that frost.
11:08Whoa!
11:09Oh!
11:10Ah!
11:11Step
11:14Spirits
11:32Humbuck
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19:02Oh, my! Look at all the wonderful things to eat!
19:07We mistake, Mr. Scrooge.
19:10Tell me, spirit, what's wrong with that kind lad?
19:14Much, I'm afraid, if these shadows remain unchanged, I see an empty chair where Tiny Tim once sat.
19:24Then that means Tim will...
19:32Where did they go?
19:35Spirit, where are you?
19:37Don't go! You must tell me about Tim!
19:41Don't go!
19:42Where did...
19:51Who are you?
19:58Are you the ghost of Christmas future?
20:01Please, speak to me.
20:06Tell me...
20:08What will happen to Tiny Tim?
20:10Oh, no!
20:37Oh! Spirit, I didn't want this to happen.
20:42Tell me these events can yet be changed.
20:49I've never seen a funeral like this one.
20:52Hey, no mourners, no friends to bid him farewell.
20:56Oh, well, let's rest a minute before we fill it in, eh?
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