Some of us are simply less enthusiastic about the holidays for any number of reasons, and there is nothing wrong with that. You don't have to “steal Christmas” to be called a Grinch. Some more than others, but at some point during the holiday season you may feel a bit Grinch-like and that's perfectly fine.
There's a little bit of Grinch in nearly everyone. To me, the Christmas season doesn't officially start until I see an angry green creature dressed up as Santa Claus sliding down chimneys to steal toys.ĭespite being the third version of the story on film, the current Grinch film topped the box office sales figures during its opening weekend with $67 million. I have already stumbled upon It's a Wonderful Life while channel surfing, no sight of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer yet. This year we raise our glass to the original Grinch, and anyone accused of being a Grinch with the Grinch Cocktail! 2018 marks the 61st Christmas that the Grinch will attempted to steal. “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” has been adapted for film three times since its first publication in 1957, most recently by Illumination and Universal Pictures. You can barely utter the phrase without singing the melody first heard during the 1966 television adaptation of the Dr.
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