With the talents of Chuck Jones Boris Karloff and Dr. Seuss combined there was almost no way this could be anything but an instant classic. Watched regularly every holiday season and beloved by children and cynical adults alike this animated gem is just that and more. Boris Karloff narrates and stars as the odious Mr. Grinch the sinister green monster who plots to steal all the Christmas presents in the town of Whoville. All goes well with his dastardly plan until little Cindy Loo Who who was no more than two gums up the works with her innocent Christmas spirit. Jones directed with Karloff supplying the sweetly sinister narration and voice of the Grinch. The story is from the book by Dr. Seuss. Thurl Ravenscroft of Tony the Tiger breakfast commercial fame provides the memorable bass singing voice for the tune You're a Mean One Mister Grinch. Filled with close attention to comic detail memorable characterizations and delightful wordplay this is essential holiday viewing for the whole family.

With the talents of Chuck Jones, Boris Karloff, and Dr. Seuss combined, there was almost no way this could be anything but an instant classic. Watched regularly every holiday season and beloved by children and cynical adults alike, this animated gem is just that and more. Boris Karloff narrates and stars as the odious Mr. Grinch, the sinister green monster who plots to steal all the Christmas presents in the town of Whoville. All goes well with his dastardly plan until little Cindy Loo Who (who was no more than two) gums up the works with her innocent Christmas spirit. Jones directed, with Karloff supplying the sweetly sinister narration and voice of the Grinch. The story is from the book by Dr. Seuss. Thurl Ravenscroft (of Tony the Tiger breakfast commercial fame) provides the memorable bass singing voice for the tune You're a Mean One, Mister Grinch. Filled with close attention to comic detail, memorable characterizations, and delightful wordplay, this is essential holiday viewing for the whole family.

Iqbal Malhotra, who is a personal friend of the Afghan Ambassador in New Delhi, Mr. Masood Khalili, began planning in April 2001 to bring to the notice of the world, who the Northern Alliance's enemy actually was. The world believed that the Taliban had overrun almost 90% of Afghanistan and that they had a mind of their own. As The New Great Game shows, this was far from the truth and the stakes for absolute physical control over Afghanistan were much greater. Right from the time of the 19th century Great Game, first identified by Rudyard Kipling in his book Kim, Afghanistan has been at the centre of great power rivalry. Today in the 21st century, the players, the prize and the playing field of the New Great Game has changed. The New Great Game has evolved out of the ethos, rules and parameters of the old Great Game.Commander Ahmed Shah Masood took a personal interest in this project and the Islamic State of Afghanistan provided the AIM Television crew with all manner of logistical assistance in making this series a success. The crew arrived in Afghanistan at dawn on August 5th by helicopter gunship from the secret Afghan airbase of Farkhar in Tajikistan. Their first port of call was Khodja Bahauddin. From there they traveled to Ay Khanom and Chah-e-aab. Because of the heat and dust, the camera equipment and satellite phone packed up and on the 8th of August, they had to fly back to Dushanbe. Thereafter, on the 9th of August, after repairs to the camera and satellite phone, the crew flew directly to the Panjshir Valley. Using Panjshir as a base, they motored to Bagram airbase and the Shomali plains. From Panjshir they flew with Commander Masood to the important Northern Alliance base of Ferkhar where they interviewed him on camera.Commander Masood is very candid in this interview about the people behind the Taliban and their intentions. It was because of his voicing these concerns and identifying them during his visit to Europe in the summer of 2001 and again to the AIM Television crew, that those very forces planned the sophisticated assassination also viewed him as their greatest enemy after the United States of America.During the course of filming, the AIM Television crew, on a number of occasions, was in the line of fire. At Ay Khanom they were 3kms from the frontline. At Bagram airbase, while driving around the inner perimeter road, they were 20 yards from a Taliban tank. The tank mistook their vehicle for being a Taliban pickup and the crew lived to tell their tale.The film on Afghanistan is dedicated to Commander Ahmed Shah Masood who was truly the Last Warrior of the free world, who not only fought the Taliban on the ground, but he also fought, so as to enlighten the world of the nature of the enemy that it faced and the goals that the enemy was working towards.The Last television interview of Commander Ahmed Shah Masood recorded at Khodja Bahauddin, Afghanistan on August 13th 2001 before he was assassinated on September

With the talents of Chuck Jones Boris Karloff and Dr. Seuss combined there was almost no way this could be anything but an instant classic. Watched regularly every holiday season and beloved by children and cynical adults alike this animated gem is just that and more. Boris Karloff narrates and stars as the odious Mr. Grinch the sinister green monster who plots to steal all the Christmas presents in the town of Whoville. All goes well with his dastardly plan until little Cindy Loo Who who was no more than two gums up the works with her innocent Christmas spirit. Jones directed with Karloff supplying the sweetly sinister narration and voice of the Grinch. The story is from the book by Dr. Seuss. Thurl Ravenscroft of Tony the Tiger breakfast commercial fame provides the memorable bass singing voice for the tune You're a Mean One Mister Grinch. Filled with close attention to comic detail memorable characterizations and delightful wordplay this is essential holiday viewing for the whole family.

How the Grinch Stole Christmas Board Game Factory Sealed - hard to find! GAME IS BRAND NEW AND FACTORY SEALED! RARE BOARD GAME AND IS OUT OF PRODUCTION The Grinch hates Christmas, and he's stolen all of the Whos' presents to try and stop Christmas from coming. In this amusing game of memory and matching, players race around the board trying to rescue presents from the Grinch. The underside of each present has a toy on it. Match a letter from the toy's name to your space on the board and collect

In this third-person action-adventure game--which is based, in part, on the live-action film Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!--you play the role of the Mean One himself. Embark on a quest through 24 missions, from Whoville to an underwater world, and across four Seussian environments with three minigames and a bonus level. Players collect and assemble a variety of gadgets, such as the rotten-egg launcher, the slime shooter, bad breath, and the GrinchCopter. Players can transform into the Grinch's sidekick, Max the Dog, to explore areas that are inaccessible to the Mean One.

Every Who down in Who-ville likes Christmas a lot, But the Grinch who lived just north of Whoville did NOT! So the cuddly as a cactus Grinch (with termites in his smile and garlic in his soul) tries to wipe out Christmas for the cheerful Who-villians, only to discover: Maybe Christmas, he thought, doesn't come from a store. Maybe Christmas perhaps means a little bit more! Magnificently narrated by Boris Karloff and animated by cartoon legend Chuck Jones, it's an award-winning Who-roast-beast-feast of a holiday classic!

Two episodes... Dangerous Lady & The Money Game Guest stars Lee Van Cleef and Barbara Bain

A modern day adaptation of the classic tale Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. An unhealthy Jekyll, calls upon some of his closest friends to attend what may be the final gathering at his mansion before he dies. At the stroke of midnight, evil is unleashed. Mr Utterson, friend and lawyer to Dr Jekyll, must discover the truth about his tormented friend before it is too late.This cult award winning short film is directed by Nathan Hill (TOMBOYS).Also includes behind the scenes documentary, outlining all stages of production from conception to Shriekfest finalist.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Every who down in Who-ville likes Christmas a lot, but the Grinch who lived just north of Who-ville did NOT! So the cuddly as a cactus Grinch (with termites in his smile and garlic in his soul) tries to wipe out Christmas for the cheerful Who-villains, only to discover: maybe Christmas, he thought doesn't come from as store. Maybe Christmas perhaps means a little bit more! Magnificently narrated by Boris Karloff and animated by cartoon legend Chuck Jones, it's an award-winning Who-roast-beast-feast of a holiday classic!

Directed by Charles Stone III, Mr. 3000 revolves around over-the-hill baseball star Stan Ross (Bernie Mac), who retired after making what he thought was his 3,000th base hit for the Milwaukee Brewers (i.e. the exact amount of hits it takes to qualify for the Hall of Fame). Though he shocked his teammates by quitting in the middle of the game, certain that his Hall of Fame position was in the bag, complications arise when he discovers that three of his hits during his ten-year career had been disqualified. Known as Mr. 3000, the 47-year-old, out-of-shape ball player returns to the game intending to stay only as long as it takes to get the hits he needs, but something unexpected happens along the way -- he rediscovers his love for the game, and begins to serve as a mentor to one of the younger players. Mr. 3000 features Angela Bassett, Paul Sorvino, Michael Rispoli, and Evan Jones in supporting roles. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi

Comedian Bernie Mac gets his first starring vehicle in this foulmouthed baseball comedy. He plays Milwaukee Brewer Stan Ross, a self-centered heavy hitter who retires from the game after 3,000 hits, expecting an automatic entry into the Baseball Hall of Fame. The complication is that when Hall of Fame officials finally--after nine long years--re-do his tally for official consideration, they realize three of his hits where counted twice, so he's only Mr. 2,997. As his whole life's been revolving around the 3,000 mark, Stan has no choice but to sign up with the Brewers yet again, even though he's now 47 and has not exactly been exercising during his retirement. What could have been just another feel-good sports film--with Stan learning the value of friendship and working together as he gets a second chance at being a team-player--is turned into a laconic, dryly amusing film thanks to Mac's vast array of comic tics, tricks, and perfect comedic timing. Angela Bassett is the smart sports reporter who was once St

Iqbal Malhotra, who is a personal friend of the Afghan Ambassador in New Delhi, Mr. Masood Khalili, began planning in April 2001 to bring to the notice of the world, who the Northern Alliance's enemy actually was. The world believed that the Taliban had overrun almost 90% of Afghanistan and that they had a mind of their own. As The New Great Game shows, this was far from the truth and the stakes for absolute physical control over Afghanistan were much greater. Right from the time of the 19th century Great Game, first identified by Rudyard Kipling in his book Kim, Afghanistan has been at the centre of great power rivalry. Today in the 21st century, the players, the prize and the playing field of the New Great Game has changed. The New Great Game has evolved out of the ethos, rules and parameters of the old Great Game.Commander Ahmed Shah Masood took a personal interest in this project and the Islamic State of Afghanistan provided the AIM Television crew with all manner of logistical assistance in making this series a success. The crew arrived in Afghanistan at dawn on August 5th by helicopter gunship from the secret Afghan airbase of Farkhar in Tajikistan. Their first port of call was Khodja Bahauddin. From there they traveled to Ay Khanom and Chah-e-aab. Because of the heat and dust, the camera equipment and satellite phone packed up and on the 8th of August, they had to fly back to Dushanbe. Thereafter, on the 9th of August, after repairs to the camera and satellite phone, the crew flew directly to the Panjshir Valley. Using Panjshir as a base, they motored to Bagram airbase and the Shomali plains. From Panjshir they flew with Commander Masood to the important Northern Alliance base of Ferkhar where they interviewed him on camera.Commander Masood is very candid in this interview about the people behind the Taliban and their intentions. It was because of his voicing these concerns and identifying them during his visit to Europe in the summer of 2001 and again to the AIM Television crew, that those very forces planned the sophisticated assassination also viewed him as their greatest enemy after the United States of America.During the course of filming, the AIM Television crew, on a number of occasions, was in the line of fire. At Ay Khanom they were 3kms from the frontline. At Bagram airbase, while driving around the inner perimeter road, they were 20 yards from a Taliban tank. The tank mistook their vehicle for being a Taliban pickup and the crew lived to tell their tale.The film on Afghanistan is dedicated to Commander Ahmed Shah Masood who was truly the Last Warrior of the free world, who not only fought the Taliban on the ground, but he also fought, so as to enlighten the world of the nature of the enemy that it faced and the goals that the enemy was working towards.The Last television interview of Commander Ahmed Shah Masood recorded at Khodja Bahauddin, Afghanistan on August 13th 2001 before he was assassinated on September

Director Ron Howard casts comedian Jim Carrey in the title role in this live-action adaptation of the famous Christmas tale by Dr. Seuss giving this rendition of HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS a delightfully manic spin. Carrey is virtually unrecognizable in his elaborate green makeup but his anarchic comic touch is unmistakable. He manages to fully embody the grumpy title character while still supplying his own comedic touches and it is his performance that makes the film a treat for adults and children alike. The candy-colored set design for the town of Whoville and the jubilant score contribute to the overall feeling of innocuous fantasy that the Grinch disrupts with his dastardly deeds. The familiar story of the Grinch stealing every present in town on Christmas Eve has been expanded to incorporate flashbacks to the Grinch's childhood which serve to explain his hostility toward the Whos. As Cindy Lou-Who a little girl so sweet she sees goodness even in the Grinch young Taylor Momsen strikes just the right note of adorable ingenuousness. Howard gets the performance the film needs from her as her character makes the Grinch's eventual change of heart both believable and touching.