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film also divulges itself into how the Grinch's life is high above
Whoville -- something the book doesn't go into great detail about.
Although Carrey plays the Grinch's life on top of a mountain humorously,
there is still the feeling of loneliness and the Grinch being outcasted
that Suess never fully discussed. This gives the audience the feeling
that the Grinch isn't a bad guy, as well as makes us see little Cindy
Lou Who's perspective on how the Grinch is just misunderstood.
The
sets on "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" are perfect.
The town of Whoville is cartoon-ish, colorful, and looks like a
Seuss dream come true. It compliments the special effects done in
make-up perfectly, and together they create the perfect Seuss world.
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