Scrooged! (1988)| 50% Facts Holiday Special Review | Guest cohost Josh Hajar cover art

Scrooged! (1988)| 50% Facts Holiday Special Review | Guest cohost Josh Hajar

Scrooged! (1988)| 50% Facts Holiday Special Review | Guest cohost Josh Hajar

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 In this conversation, Jim and Josh discuss the Christmas movie 'Scrooge'd', reflecting on its nostalgic value, Bill Murray's career, and the themes of corporate greed and morality. They explore the film's impact on their childhood memories, the casting choices, and how it compares to other holiday films. The discussion also delves into character development, relationships, and the film's overall message, culminating in ratings and final thoughts.

You can find Josh on Instagram @amazingjrab https://www.instagram.com/amazingjrab/.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Scrooge'd
04:02 Bill Murray's Career and Scrooge's Impact
09:49 Themes of Corporate Greed and Morality
17:57 Nostalgia and Family Memories
23:56 Casting and Production Insights
29:55 Comparisons with Other Holiday Films
36:03 Character Development and Relationships
42:00 Final Thoughts and Ratings

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Produced by Jim McDonald
Production assistance by Sam McDonald and Sebastian Brambila.
Theme by Aaron Moore. Show art by Joseph Manzo (@jmanzo523)




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