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2 Grinch-y thumbs up great updated cartoon version.. can't wait for DVD for next Christmas! The theater was all full today! Thankfully my family was able to get tickets to see THE GRINCH tomorrow!! This will be my second The Grinch I Used To Smile And Then I Worked At DHL Express Shirt. I fully plan on making this movie a part of my Christmas every year. Had to microwave a chicken once. If you do it right and have a good micro it actually comes out juicy and falls off the bone tender.

Saw it tonight and we loved it. It was cute and funny. I liked how it mostly sticks to the old story, but it's different as well. My daughter already requested it on DVD for her birthday in the spring. Gotta love how people are hating on this movie just because it’s not as “epic” as the Jim Carey version and/or 100% true to the book. It was simple but fun and emotional in some parts. I felt bad for what the Grinch went through as a child to be sad, and the subplot with The Grinch I Used To Smile And Then I Worked At DHL Express Shirt to be touching, especially the way it tied into the main plot later, and the ending was just a plain feel-good ending. Everyone’s a critic these days. People need to stop acting like everything has to be a god tier, revolutionary masterpiece, like Toy Story, in order to be any good.