Alternatively you can contact us on +44 (0)1227 277248 where we will endeavour to answer any queries. The video is incredibly underwhelming however, so you'll probably want to just stick to listening to it in its audio form on your mp3 player. There's a lot of heart and holiday cheer that tries to emerge from the first frame to the very last, but is constantly kept at bay by the questionable decision to make all the yuk-yuk jokes the center of attention. The Grinch (Jim Carrey) is a grouchy green monster who lives high up on a mountain overlooking the town of Whoville. Crumpit and choosing only his dog Max for company, the delightfully wicked Grinch was born with a heart two sizes too small.

Using an intricate system of contraptions and pulleys, Max is able to do everything from making the Grinch’s coffee to doing his laundry. This version comes with an additional 3 mini movies as well as the film - 2 based on minion mini films and 1 grinch mini film. So if you are in the UK, you should see that the next morning; (of course we also deliver to any other country in the world as well).track is certainly adequate enough to present the source without issue, but the mix leaves a lot to be desired. With how awful the HD-DVD looked, one would think some changes were made, but that's not the case as the same transfer was used yet again. I know it costs a bit of money, but they boldly state on the back of the case that this has ' Perfect Picture and Purest Digital Sound Available. The amazing Anthony Hopkins couldn't even provide his serious, yet soothing narration without so much as a "SLUNK" from Carrey, and I kid you not, there's a scene where it actually seems as if the director gave Carrey a box of props and said, "Have at it Jim!

The real time and tone killer however is unfortunately Jim Carrey himself, because he's smeared his comical stamp throughout every second of the film.Oscar winning director Ron Howard sure knows how to make terrific films, but his take on the ole' Dr. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The artistic choice made to use a hazy look isn't the real culprit in diminishing the color palette though. It's as if Ron Howard heard from the studio that the Jim Carrey was willing to play the part of the iconic Grinch, so he rushed around like a madman to tailor the script to suit his comedy routines so people would go to see his film in droves.

Deleted Scenes/Outtakes - These two features show some of the stuff that didn't make the final cut of the film, and although it's fairly easy to see why they were nixed, it leaves me scratching my head at the same time. Highly empathetic and fiercely loyal, Max hides his love of Christmas from the Grinch out of respect. Commentary with Director Ron Howard - This commentary track is almost as uninspired as the film itself.Now, I'm not going to deny that this film could be enjoyable in a 'family movie night' setting however.

uk: Jim Carrey, Jeffrey Tambor, Christine Baranski, Molly Shannon, Bill Irwin, Taylor Momsen, Rachel Bailit, Lacey Kohl, T. Funny, heartwarming and visually stunning, it’s a universal story about the indomitable power of optimism. Cindy Lou's Where Are You Christmas is one of the few things this film got right when trying to convey the Christmas spirit, and Faith Hill's version steps it up a notch to make it a timeless holiday classic in its own right. I know that Universal was merely trying to port their HD-DVD catalogue titles to the Blu-ray format this year, but would it have killed them to give us a better transfer here? The Grinch is a bad tempered hairy green creature, who lives inside a cave atop Mount Crumpit, overlooking the village of Whoville.There's so much unnecessary bloat that's been tacked on to the final product, it's hard for me to understand why Howard stopped cutting 'the fat' when he did because he should have kept going.