The final visit from the trio of Christmas ghosts takes Ebenezer Scrooge ... The foreboding, silent shadow that took him into the time yet to come gestured toward a wealthy, lonely, unloved ...

Scott’s gruff, misanthropic miser is among the very best, whether he’s contemptuously sneering at nephew Fred (Roger Rees), begging for a second chance as the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come ...

can be outright terrifying depending on how they play the ghost of Christmas Yet to Come. Is it a matter of theme then? If not outright biblical, must a Christmas film be about family or togetherness?

From "A Christmas Carol" the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come shows Scrooge his own gravestone. 'Tis the season of giving, or at least it used to be. For the second year in a row, charitable giving ...

The tale never gets old because Dickens intended it for annual consumption, a re-telling every year of Scrooge haunted into charity by the three Ghosts of Christmas (past, present and yet to come).