omg i think this is one of the only films i cried at while watching as a kid and still cry wen i watch it now. wen ebeneezer scrooge goes 2 the grave yard and bob cratchitt buries his son in the future, it realy makes me cry coz its so sad nd at the end i cry as its a happy ending. is it just me hu thinks this?
shareThis was an amazing movie. It didnt make me cry, but it was sad all the same. I definitely cant wait for the holiday season to start (even though they already started playing christmas music on the radio in my town) so i can watch it!
sharei,m a 27 year old man ! and it makes me cry as well ...its exacly how you say it is ...its so sad ...yet so happy at the ending ....it realy pulls at your heart strings
shareMade me cry at the part Tiny Tim sees he has more food than his father and he wants to share it with him.
shareI always cry at the part where Bob(Mickey), with tears in his eyes, places Tiny Tim's cane at his gravestone.
shareYes, that bit is very sad. I don't remember crying over it, but I do remember trying to hold back tears....
shareIf this cannot touch your heart then nothing can do it.
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Same here, made me cry as a kid. Still makes me cry today.
shareI didnt cry, but I was really forcing back the tears at the graveyard scene.
shareI'm 29 and I still cry every time - especially now that I have a 3 y/o son. OMG that part is sad. I cry when Tiny-Tim first appears in the kitchen with his family (since I know what will happen). I lose it during the graveyard scene..
shareI'm a 24 year old male. I used to watch this video all the time as a kid.
First, I need to say that I'm not a very emotional person, often times I get yelled at for laughing at inappropriate times.
I just watched this for the first time in many years, and I could not stop crying during the Tiny Tim scenes. It's so sad.
I didn't actualy cry at the sad scenes, but when I was 7 seeing this in the theater, the part with Scrooge and the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come in the graveyard scared me so much I made my parents leave and take me home.
I may not have liked it then, but now I appreciate that they made a scene intended to be scary, actually scary. You would never get that now in a kids movie.
I never cry during any movies, haven't for a long time. (I'm a 20 year old male)
However, scenes like the ending during this movie (when he gives Bob a raise and gives the kids the toys) always give a tug on the heartstrings. I come to close to coming a teensy bit watery-eyed, but I stop just short.
I just watched it now actually ( I have Mickey Mouse in Living Color Volume 2, from the Disney Treasure series)
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Yes,the scene at the graveyard still makes my eyes wet...
kt_p_1990, I'm almost 28 and I totally know how you feel. Even though the ending is happy, just everything else that happens in it is sooo tragic and bitter. It's very much unlike anything Disney would ever do today - themes of sickness, greed, death (of a small sick child, no less!!), completely poor, destitute people around Christmas. Even the idea of Scrooge being a stingy bastard about the lump of coal was just so heartbreaking.
The Muppet Christmas Carol had more jokes to lift the mood a little, but most of Mickey's Christmas Carol was honestly the most depressing piece of animation I've ever seen (or, at least on par with Harvie Krumpet). I guess Christmas is supposed to be such a happy time of year that anything that counters that is kinda sad. This is my first Christmas away from my family, so I couldn't even watch it when it was on earlier tonight. I've read the book, and the uplifting ending just stayed with me more than MCC's one somehow...
RIP Heath Ledger...
I've seen this a while ago, and I just watched it now... makes me tear up too...
(I'm 17).
Ah.. so she plays hard to get... I play hard to get rid of.
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Yes, the graveyard scene always brings a tear to my eye, as does the scene from the George C Scott version when Bob Crachit comes home after visiting Tiny Tim's grave and tries to be cheerful but breaks down and starts weeping :(
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Does the same thing to me! Funny, I can watch every other Christmas Carol and I don't really have much emotion for Bob or Tim...in fact, many of the Tims grate on my nerves! But not Morty...or is it Ferdie? Either way, soooo adorable and lovable. And the graveyard scene in this version! If the sight of Mickey Mouse holding back the tears as he places the crutch on Tiny Tim's grave doesn't make you weepy, nothing will.
The bee hunts in pairs....and other fruits...
I always cry at the end when Tiny Tim say's 'God bless us, everyone' in this particular version.
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