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, 4 years agoUndo revision 1719149 by 75.97.102.145 (talk) While it is still a comedy the Grinch's backstory and extended examination of his malice clearly qualifies this as darker and edgier than the original cartoon. Do not edit war with an admin.
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Looney Toons (talk | contribs) (Undo revision 1719149 by 75.97.102.145 (talk) While it is still a comedy the Grinch's backstory and extended examination of his malice clearly qualifies this as darker and edgier than the original cartoon. Do not edit war with an admin.) |
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* [[Chewing the Scenery]]: Jim Carrey takes it a little too far when he eats a wine bottle.
* [[Crap Saccharine World]]: A light example. While Whoville seems like a festive, friendly place at first, the Grinch points out that most of the inhabitants are interested in Christmas for greedy or competitive reasons.
* [[Darker and Edgier]]
* [[Delivery Stork]]
* [[Devil in Plain Sight]]: Mayor Augustus Maywho.
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* [[Spiritual Successor]]: 2003's live-action film of Dr. Seuss' ''The Cat in the Hat'', from the same production company and with Mike Myers as the Cat. Incidentally, [[Jim Carrey|guess who voiced Horton]] in Blue Sky Studios' ''[[Horton Hears a Who!]]'' in 2008.
* [[Timeshifted Actor]]{{context}}
* [[The Three Faces of Eve]]{{context}}
* [[Together in Death]]: The Grinch comforts Cindy Lou as they plummet seemingly to their deaths so that they won't cry together on Christmas.
* [[Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist]]: The Grinch.
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