Hey Cinephile fans, we're back with another one of these 2020 intro as for this Christmas day that we're dropping all four previous episodes of the Cinephiles Christmas episodes and we're doing new intro for you all and this one is the one I think I'm most

excited to talk about it real quickly with Steve is Scrooge starring Bill Murray and is it Karen Allen I was getting confused is it

Karen Allen yeah Karen Allen and so many great character actors throughout this movie

Including a Bill Murray's brother in a rare a in a film.

Carol Kane, David Johanson, so many great people

throughout this movie.

And it's the American, it's the modern telling, so to speak, of a Christmas Carol.

And it's very funny.

And Steve, it features one of the most authentic,

moving, genuine monologues ever seen and captured on film and ironically by one of the most

sardonic and sarcastic people ever captured on film, Bill Murray.

I think that monologue, it's so fine.

I remember when we did it and the movie is really funny.

You've got great comedy chops all around.

You've got some scenes that are just really well constructed. There's great jokes.

And you have this character,

and this is the interesting thing about Christmas Carol stories

is I think, you know, because all sorts of TV shows and Simpsons and there's all sorts of versions of the Christmas Carol out there.

I think this might be closest to creating a real Ebenezer Scrooge because Bill Murray is terrible.

He is a horrible, horrible person and the fact that he redeemed himself at the end with that

speech, that speech blew me across the room like what like the honesty and the pain and just it just

feels so real what Bill Murray does at the end of that movie.

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