[syriacus]

The colorized versions is, IMO, travesty and the color in NOT "glorious", it stinks!

My husband didn't like the idea of a colorized version, but he came around to preferring the colorized version like I do.

the Sims one ( which is NOT called " SCROLOGE" !!!!!!!!!!!!)

Beg to differ

Scrooge (1951), Also Known As: A Christmas Carol (USA)

[nopardons]

When it was/is shown in America, it is called "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"; you said so yourself as does your link. So, unless you saw the original theatre showing, IN ENGLAND, you are wrong.

The colorization, of B&W films, ruins them, Do you know WHY Ted Turner went the colorization route ? He did so, because he felt that younger Americans were too stupid to be able to appreciate old B&W films. "nough said. :-)