A supposedly literary author who writes trash under a pseudonym starts to let his pen name take over his life and kill his enemies etc. Ya know, for an author with untold success, Stephen King sure has a literary fiction complex that seems to rear its head in his work an awful lot!
RATING: 51%
Showing posts with label Adaptations of Classic Literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adaptations of Classic Literature. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
12 Days of Christmas Specials - #9: Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol
Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol has been adapted for films, television and the stage about a gazillion times. I could have easily done reviews for a dozen different versions of A Christmas Carol, but instead I chose to review the one with Mr. Magoo. In case you don't know/remember, Mr. Magoo was a delightfully senile and essentially blind cartoon character who appeared in a number of theatrical shorts and television specials from 1949 until political correctness came into fashion. At 53 minutes, Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol is a lot longer than it needs to be. The special is padded out with way too many crappy songs and references to razzleberry dressing, whatever the hell that is.Rating: 4 Calling Birds%
(Image from dvdnear.com)
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