The Grinch is a fictional character in Ron Howard's 2000 film adaptation played by Jim Carrey, created by Dr. Seuss. He first appeared as the main protagonist in the 1957 children's book, How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The devious, anti-holiday spirit of the character has led to the name "Grinch" becoming a term used to describe a person opposed to Christmas time celebrations or to someone with a coarse, greedy attitude. In fact, a document...
Cindy returns to the top of the mountain just as Grinch is about to push the ...
Grinch enacts what he believes he will do and say when he sees Martha again.
Grinch shares with Max what he thinks are the highlights of their excursion i...
Still reflecting on the Who's, Grinch bites into a fruit or veggie of some ki...
Narrator and Grinch both speak of what Christmas day will bring in Whoville.
Frightened by the Grinch, Cindy falls back into the sorting machine. The Grin...
Hearing the Who's singing below caused the Grinch to reconsider what he thoug...
The Grinch pulls a cord that opens a trap door, sending Cindy back down the g...
Grinch is about to exit when Cindy thanks him. Not wanting her to get the wro...
The Grinch starts to jerk and convulse and fall to the ground as the true mea...
Grinch gets a bit perturbed at his echo for mimicking him.
Still in town annoying the Who's, Grinch makes a crank call from a public pho...
The Grinch arrives at the Whobillation and, after being bounced about, lands ...
After taking the garbage pipe back up the mountain, Grinch enjoys the smell o...
The Grinch, over come with emotion, puts a finger to his eye and touches a tear.
Grinch tosses a bag of the smelly garbage to Max and heads for home.
The Grinch, feeling feelings for the first time, turns to Max, who's been wat...
Grinch, finding himself speaking in rhyme yet again, rephrases his question...
Max brings it to Grinch's attention that the sleigh with the presents is abou...
On the platform before all the citizen's of Whoville, Grinch asks for his awa...
THe Grinch enjoys his victory in the sack race, despite the fact that he chea...
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