Dec 19, 2019
I’m 10 minutes into the new Grinch movie and tbh I’d steal Christmas too if I had to deal with this aggressive group of whobastards all December long.
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I’m 10 minutes into the new Grinch movie and tbh I’d steal Christmas too if I had to deal with this aggressive group of whobastards all December long.
mellanvarld replied to your post: The ending seems a little contradictory
sounds like a rather strange ending
Links on youtube to watch for yourself, if you don't know the story (it's a pretty common story in the US, but I don't know about abroad, and I suppose since Dr. Seuss makes up so many words he wouldn't translate well at all):
How the Grinch Stole Christmas [1/2]
How the Grinch Stole Christmas [2/2]
It's also a kids' book (which it was first), with the same title. It's shorter that way (they actually made it longer to stretch it to a 24 minute movie)
The ending seems a little contradictory
The Grinch has his realization that "maybe Christmas doesn't come from a store", and the first thing he does is save the stuff.
Also, continuing with the neurodiversity reading, I can kinda see a lot of parallels between the Grinch's sudden reformation and allistic fantasies of being able to turn autistic people allistic (and possibly similar cure fantasies for other neurodivergence, too, but those aren't in my direct experience). The Grinch's actual issues aren't changed, he just suddenly doesn't mind the noise and can stand roast beast, and he fixes the fact that he's been excluded from Whoville before by suddenly adopting their tastes exactly.
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