passable, albeit not good in any way. also, the 3d was particularly ho-hum.

was kinda weird in parts, but also funny, and watching it on the big screen in 3D was, so amazing that it was as if u really were soaring over 1800 London England.

This was great and really scary. Only babies and scaredy cats hate this movie. Only brave people think this movie is great

I'm going to see this on Christmas day =)

i went to see it and it started making me sick watching it! too much of him flying in the air. way unnecessary.....

Real D 3D is awesome...I really enjoyed the movie actually. Kept the original story. I think it would scare the crap literally out of kids though. Not sure it's necessarily a kids movie. Overall a very enjoyable Christmas movie.

Good-kind of creepy!!!

Favors thrill-ride effects that are more often the star than the servant of the story. It's like "Silent Night" played by Led Zeppelin.

A re-telling should either present a resonant or fresh thematic take. This Christmas Carol seems like a pale ghost of Dickens' magical Christmas classic.

Shockingly, the new film turns out to be very good, at times close to brilliant: a darkly detailed marvel of creative visualization that does well by Dickens and right by audiences -- when it's not trying to sell them a theme park ride.

The story that Dickens wrote in 1838 remains timeless, and if it's supercharged here with Scrooge swooping the London streets as freely as Superman, well, once you let ghosts into a movie, there's room for anything.

Zemeckis' latest motion-capture CGI project capsizes Dickens' narrative power simply because the faces of the human simulacra are so utterly inexpressive and ugly.