‘Ebenezer’ Review: Johnny Depp Gets a Creepily Effective Comeback Vehicle in Ti West’s Horror-Tinged Take on Dickens’ Yuletide Classic
Headline via The Hollywood Reporter · first report 12 Nov, 14:30 IST, latest 13 Nov, 05:35 IST
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The latest film version of the Dickens classic A Christmas Carol is decent enough, though its star is rather better as the legendary miser before redemption arrivesHere for lovers of Dickens – and fans of subtext – is an unexpectedly watchable new movie…
The film's supporting cast includes Ian McKellen, Daisy Ridley, Andrea Riseborough, Sam Claflin, Tramell Tillman and Rupert Grint.
There have been countless iterations on the Charles Dickens yuletide classic, “A Christmas Carol” which was first birthed to the world as a novella in 1843, but has been a favorite of Hollywood for nearly a century. Actors have warmed to the bah humbug of it…
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The reports5 reports
- The Guardian Ebenezer review – Johnny Depp’s Scrooge tries to exorcise ghosts of business past
- The Hollywood Reporter ‘Ebenezer’ Review: Johnny Depp Gets a Creepily Effective Comeback Vehicle in Ti West’s Horror-Tinged Take on Dickens’ Yuletide Classic
- Deadline ‘Ebenezer’ Review: Johnny Depp Blissfully Goes All Scrooge In Ti West’s New Horror-Flavored Take On Dickens Christmas Classic
- The Hollywood Reporter ‘Ebenezer’ Reviews Roundup: Johnny Depp’s Comeback Gets a Chilly Reception
- The Hollywood Reporter Are Audiences Ready for a Johnny Depp Career Comeback?
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