That's the beauty of owning it on DVD. No commercial interruptions and it hasn't been edited. Amazon has it for $11.

I feel the same way about my King Arthur legends. When the movie makers stray from Malory, they ruin the story. That being said, I love a good musical and Scrooge I believe is able to capture the meaning behind Dicken's story as well as provide some wonderfully memorable little ditties. Cheers!

Here, here! How could this wonderful movie only be #23?? Time to lay off the eggnog, Mr. Nolte. Your brain doesn't seem to be functioning properly.

My husband and his brother can do the same. They just open up their gullets and poor it down. There is no chugging involved. I am extremely proud to be a part of this family ;-)

No need to worry about "stirring the pot". I don't post here to pick fights with people. I guess my point was I know many adults (myself included) that can scare just as easily from a silly movie as your average teenager. I saw the Exorcist when I was 13 years old and to this day I can't see the image of that possessed chick without being terrified by it and I know many grown ups with one foot in the grave that feel the same way. That's all. Kudos to you for being so big and strong and brave :-) I'm a big scaredy cat when it comes to demonic possession movies.

I'm 34 years old and if I happen across an image of that little girl from the Exorcist in all her glorious possessed state I have to sleep with the light on. I don't think it matters how old you are. If you've got an over active imagination (as I have) some things are going to give you the frights no matter how old you are.

Yes Lisa, God Is, Was and Will be triumphant, and thankfully we are on His side. My point is I don't believe it's the duty of the Church to get caught up in the POLITICS of this world. This is NOT our home! Ephesians 6:12 says it best: " For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms." You hear that? Our struggle is not against humans! We should be praying for Obama and Pelosi and Reid etc, etc, not proclaiming how evil they are. They are not the enemy, Satan is. Let's not lose sight of that. By all means, speak out against injustice (IN LOVE), but steer clear of judgment. That is God's job. Read Romans 12 for some really terrific guidelines we are to follow.

Rick, God bless you for the very important job you are doing. It sounds like you are a good and faithful servant and that is all that matters.

I guess it all depends on what a Christian vs. Culture War should look like. I believe serving the needs of our communities and sharing the Gospel of Jesus with the Lost should be our strategy. The Apostle Paul won people to Christ because he lived by example. He'd blow into town, get a job right away so he was paying his own way, (tent making in his case) and with the Holy Spirit as his guide he shared the message of Christ with the Lost. Why should we allow ourselves to get mired down in an unwinnable Culture War when winning the Lost to Christ is our Commission? How do we win the Lost? See Paul's example. He certainly didn't waste his time railing against earthly governments.

The Temple in which the Holy of Holies resided was God's dwelling place on Earth. With all due respect you cannot compare the righteous anger of Christ at that time and what Mr. Giles is calling on pastors to do, which is to roll up their sleeves and jump into the bottomless pit of the Culture Wars. We (Christians) cannot win! This is not OUR world! We are just passing through and I am personally hoping to take as many of the Lost with me as I can by showing them the Love of Christ that is reflected in the Scriptures, particularly Galatians 5:22 comes to mind. Read it, memorize it, Live it!