We Ranked ALL of the Grinches 

Wow, quick thinking from you dad!

I never even registered what that part could possibly mean 😂

Having read that explanation, even I believe it.

To be fair I sort of assumed that myself without the help of an adult, he was clever as hell to think of it without time to stew on it lol

I thought that when I was 16.

Sounds serious, you might need medical help!

Sounds like you’re caught in a current of love. I would suggest reaching out.

It's been around since 2015, there are better productions of it unlike this one. I like the one that got Robbie Rotten from Lazy Town as The Grinch.

Sounds kinda like Homer Simpson

Or the entirety of our existence is on a speck of dust in whoville, which is on a speck of dust in a larger world, ever increasing or decreasing in magnitude. Or it’s the quantum realm.

@@russellharrell2747 Suess lore is crazy.

But that means, going by "The Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat", that the Cat in the Hat and by extension those kids he bothers are also microscopic. Note also that the Little Cats under his hat in "The Cat in the Hat Comes Back" diminish to microscopic size relative to the Cat in the Hat, so it's possible that Little Cat Z is actually subatomic.

@@MattMcIrvinI’m pretty sure all of Seuss’ characters outside The Jungle Of Newl are microscopic. I recall Whoville being brought up in the Green Eggs & Ham Netflix series so that means Sam-I-Am is microscopic

@@MattMcIrvin Then again in the love action movie he has that crate that leads to his home dimension which is apparently different from the one the kids live in Maybe he has other crates and each crate is a portal to another world and he can just go wherever he fucking wants

I'm even sadder, that's a lame reason for a lame performance. I didn't need an original performance, he could have just slowed down Sherlock and spoken in verse. Benedict might not find that creatively fulfilling, but I'd like it.

I feel like the Illumination movie just didn’t get what the Grinch was *supposed* to be-even if Benzene Cucumber played it like Sherlock (which honestly makes a lot more sense than the weird Rusty Venture/Dr. House thing he was doing), it still would’ve felt out of place because the rest of the movie was still written like they weren’t making the Grinch but just copy-pasting Gru from Despicable Me minus the ambition. He’s not built to be scary or intimidating, he’s a Happy Meal toy, he’s designed to look like the Build-A-Bear version of himself because Illumination never takes chances and just settles into a C- average (except when Nintendo is involved and suddenly THAT’S when they bust out their good ideas)

@@ThatRandomEncounterGuy that's true. It also just feels like higher ups can't trust that kids are smart enough to handle or like a bad guy as its protagonist. Not a Gru, not a Ralph, I mean a _bad guy_ , a character who is petty, cruel, misanthropic, and outright villainous. A character who is... well, a Grinch. But no, that's not possible. Despite the book's popularity. Despite the popularity of the Chuck Jones short. Despite the popularity of the Jim Carrey film (even if it is devisive). They didn't have to go full-on over the top bastard the way Carrey portrayed him. They could've written him to be more of a nihilist. Less social. More malicious. Less open to change at first. But Illumination doesn't take chances like that. These are the same people who turned the Onceler into a well-meaning hipster with his family being the real problem behind his actions, rather than his own. As well as adding an obvious villain to show the REAL bad guy of the movie. They don't want to make a potentially "devisive" Grinch. A potentially unlikable Grinch. They want a Grinch they can sell to the dumb dumb audience that thinks redemption is only possible if the person is already a good guy, just a little mean and rude. And yeah the only time they do take chances is when Nintendo is behind their shoulders to make sure they're writing something that is actually good enough to give to their massive fanbase (they already know how a Mario Movie turns out when they're not watching).

@@ThatRandomEncounterGuyhonestly I kinda like the idea behind his Grinch, but the execution sucked. Like the idea of making him just a shitty neighbour who enjoys messing with the Who’s is kinda fun, problem is he seems far too sociable. Starting conversations with Cindy and having a pre-existing relationship with that one Who played by Keenan just doesn’t work in the context of him being an anti-social recluse who likes to mess with people

@@ThatRandomEncounterGuyyou’re a Happy Meal toy, Mr. Grinch

My favourite couple on RU-vid ❤ so natural and funny!

Robbie Rotten as the Grinch sounds like it would've been amazing

This!!! IK it's probably hard to evaluate the stage musical, but it should be ranked separate from the TV musical

I love the little bugger

Cool😊

So...Over the Garden Grinch...? Not a lot of animated miniseries out there, so there's also not a lot of fully appropriate joke titles. Still, I could be down for that.

They have the mental strength of titanium from watching Charmed. Bad Grinch adaptations are child's play

Either Piper or Phoebe as the Grinchgoyle

Into the Grinchverse

We almost watched that one! Maybe we should have lol

Never saw it but even the clip shown in Home Alone was super creepy to me

Thanks for sharing your vids, seems like you all are having a blast!

Hahaha I read it in the voice

Merry Grinchmas!

Thank you!

I’m think most people forgot it existed because it was hardly advertised.