Dr. Seuss' The Cat In The Hat (Full Screen Edition)

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The Cat in the Hat is a marketing ploy disguised as a wildly designed movie for hyperactive kids, and it could use a dose of Ritalin. It hardly matters, though, because kids will surely enjoy the rampant romp that occurs when the top-hatted feline convinces young Sally (Dakota Fanning) and Conrad (Spencer Breslin) to wreak havoc in the home their mother (Kelly Preston) has neatly prepared for an upcoming party. It's all in the name of fun, and while Seuss's classic rhymes are relegated to voice-over narration, director Bo Welch capitalizes on his background as one of Hollywood's most gifted production designers (with credits including Edward Scissorhands and Men in Black), turning the Seussian town of "Anville" into a playful pastiche of pastels. As played by Mike Myers under layers of fur and latex, Dr. Seuss's mischievous Cat is mayhem personified, and the movie suffers from his anything-goes approach to getting a laugh. And though Myers delivers a few laughs while channeling voices from his own comedic repertoire (including "Coffee Talk" maven Linda Richman), a little of this Cat goes a long way, and he nearly wears out his welcome. --Jeff Shannon

Customer Reviews:

THE CUTEST, MOST ADORABLE MOVIE STARRING WONDERFUL ALEC BALDWIN.......2007-08-26

THIS IS THE CUTEST, MOST ADORABLE MOVIE STARRING WONDERFUL ALEC BALDWIN!!!!!!!!!! I ENJOYED IT IMMENSELY! I CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH IT AGAIN! AND AGAIN!! AND AGAIN!!! ALEC IS THE BEST!!!!!!!! SO NATURAL!!!!!!!!!! SO ENTERTAINING!!!!!!!!!!!! THE GREATEST!!!!!!!!!!! ALEC ROCKS!!!!!!!!!! ALEC'S THE BEST!!!! THE BEST!!!! THE BEST!!!! YES!!!!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Belongs in a Litter-Box!.......2007-04-04

When I watched this stinker, I felt like sniffing it and covering it up.
This is just another attempt to cash in on nostalgia. Obviously the producers of the film were aiming at parents fond memories of the Dr. Seuss classic childrens book and tried to exploit it into an updated version. It fails miserably. It is another example of Hollywood dumping tons of money on the look of a movie instead of the script. Dont get me wrong, this movie looks great. It has awesome costumes and set design but the problem is, it seems like they whipped the screenplay out in 20 minutes. Even the kids think this movie stinks.
Do your child a favor, avoid this film and instead sit down and read your child the original book. They will appreciate it way more.

V ery Funny........2007-01-28

I loved this movie. The one liners are so funny. Mike Myers is over the top as the cat. If you like Mr.Myers you will like this movie, if not don't bother watching it cause you will not get the jokes.

This is a great movie!!.......2007-01-18

I don't know why people are so negative about this movie. My family and I think it is hilarious! It's a great movie for kids and adults. It also follows in the lines of the book. My whole family stops what they're doing to watch this movie when I put it on. It's one of the few "older kid movies" that my younger brother will watch. This is an awsome movie for anyone!

I love this movie.......2007-01-05

great movie my son' laughs the whole time he's watching it

Dr. Seuss' The Cat In The Hat (Widescreen Edition)

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THE CUTEST, MOST ADORABLE MOVIE STARRING WONDERFUL ALEC BALDWIN
Belongs in a Litter-Box!
V ery Funny.
This is a great movie!!
I love this movie

Dr. Seuss' The Cat In The Hat (Widescreen Edition)
Starring: Mike Myers , Alec Baldwin , Kelly Preston , Dakota Fanning , and Spencer Breslin
Director: Bo Welch
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
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Release Date: 2004-03-16

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THE CUTEST, MOST ADORABLE MOVIE STARRING WONDERFUL ALEC BALDWIN.......2007-08-26

Belongs in a Litter-Box!.......2007-04-04

V ery Funny........2007-01-28

This is a great movie!!.......2007-01-18

I love this movie.......2007-01-05

great movie my son' laughs the whole time he's watching it

Dr. Seuss - The Cat in the Hat (Original Television Episode)

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Graphic SF Reader
A MUST in any kid's library
The ID in the hat
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Always a Favorite

Dr. Seuss - The Cat in the Hat (Original Television Episode)
Starring: Allan Sherman , Daws Butler , Pamelyn Ferdin , Tony Frazier , and Gloria Camacho
Director: Hawley Pratt
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ASIN: B00009ZVNN
Release Date: 2003-10-07

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Geared toward younger viewers, this Beginner Book Video is a static, nonmusical version of the classic Dr. Seuss tale The Cat in the Hat (1957). It should not be confused with the 1972 TV special. While actors voice original narration and dialogue, original illustrations are brought to life via cutouts, with the result that there is some activity, but characters' lips don't move when they speak. School-aged children and adults may find the effect off-putting. (On the plus side, the Cat in the Hat is voiced by the Late Show's Alan Kalter.) The second story, Maybe You Should Fly a Jet! Maybe You Should Be a Vet! (1980), was written by Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel) under the pseudonym Theo. LeSieg, and is animated in the same fashion. Dr. Seuss did not illustrate the original story. As in the Beginner Book original, Michael J. Smollin is credited with the artwork. --Kathleen C. Fennessy

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In a marvelously animated version of one of the most beloved of all Dr. Seuss tales, two youngsters find themselves at home with nothing to do on a rainy afternoon. But when the magical, mischievous Cat in the Hat arrives on the scene, they're all cat-apulted into a day of rousing, romping, outlandish antics they - and you - will never forget!

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Graphic SF Reader.......2007-09-03

When the parental units away, the cat will play. Take a kid, and a cat, and a lot of smaller cats, and a bunch of toys, and many snowballs and other devices of childish warfare, and you get a barrel of laughs and entertainment, indeed.

You just have to be good at the fast cleanup.

A MUST in any kid's library.......2007-08-31

What can I say, it's The Cat in the Hat. You remember this book from your own childhood. Let's face it, it's one you have to own. The rhymes, the fun story, it's Dr. Seuss at his best. My kids will pick this book to read over and over, and over! Even my 19 month-old can get into the Rhyming and playful wording. If you don't already own this, you owe it to yourself and your kids to buy it.

The ID in the hat.......2007-07-24

The Id in the Hat, by Ryan Haynie

Dr. Seuss began his book, "The Cat in the Hat", with a vision: to exterminate illiteracy by creating a children's book so amazing that it would convince children everywhere that reading was "cool". If he could encourage young readers to start reading independently in their early years it would have a drastic effect on their overall literacy and desire to continue to enjoy literature later in life. His goal was noble, but he didn't account for the psychoanalytical underpinnings. The Freudian structural model explains that we all have three parts of our personality: the id, the ego and the superego. All children are born with the id: the impulsive, driving desire to feel pleasure. This is juxtaposed with the superego, or the societal morals and norms that limit behavior. The ego is left with the task to satisfy the demands of the other two parties and help keep the individual in a realistic mindset. Freud said that the formative years of a child's life are critical to the development of the ego which would be the motivating force to adopt a not-so-physically-gratifying hobby such as reading. Although Seuss creates a colorful and catchy tome in "The Cat in the Hat", he fails to accomplish his goals with his audience due to a misrepresentation of the Freudian structural model as portrayed through the fish, the Cat, and the children.

The first aspect of Freud's structural model as depicted in "The Cat in the Hat" is the superego, represented through the children's pet fish. The superego is related to one's sense of morality, consisting of his beliefs of acceptable conduct and traits and is often referred to as the conscience. The illustration of the superego through the fish is found on page 11 when the fish responds to the Cat's proposition to lolly-gag the day away in play, saying: "Tell that Cat in the Hat/ You do not want to play./ He should not be here/ He should not be about./ He should not be here when your mother is out!" The fish's disapproval of the carnal desire to "have fun", especially in the absence of parental supervision, is a perfect example of superego influence over the children in the story.

In the next page, Seuss takes the legs out from under his "conscience" by humiliating the fish in the Cat's game, "up, up, up with a fish". As the Cat lifts the fish into the air against his wishes, the fish and, subsequently, his will are disregarded. Although this representation of conflict between id and superego does follow Freud's pattern, the undertone communicated to the audience is that the superego is foolish and "wussy" compared to the impulsive id.

The irony of Seuss' dilemma is apparent: he must encourage small children to develop the habit of reading against their dominating id. In Freud's structural model, the id is the impulse-driven influence that we are born with. Its inherent characteristics include a desire to satiate one's physical desires; an influence based mainly on pleasure and instant gratification. Since reading offers no immediate pleasurable gains, it can easily be over shadowed by the powerful id in young people and result in pursuit of satisfaction in other venues such as binge eating or, in more extreme cases, delinquency. Seuss therefore has the task of satisfying the id while encouraging the ego to overcome any residual cravings.

In the case of the "Cat in the Hat", the Cat would personify (or, rather, in-feline-ify) the id: bent on having "fun" no matter the circumstances. This is apparent on page 7, where he states "I know it is wet/ And the sun is not sunny./ But we can have/ Lots of good fun that is funny!" This shows the impulsive desire for "fun" despite the sodden roadblock of a rainy day. The problem with the representation made by Seuss comes in the resolution of the conflict. As the house has been devastated by the gallivanting of the Cat, the children face the dilemma of social conflict in the form of parental discipline for having let id-dominated impulses overcome superego guidelines. Seuss overcomes this obstacle in an irrational, id-driven, fanciful, manner: through what I like to call the "Cat-in-the-Hat-traption". Riding a mysterious janitorial golf cart, the Cat in the Hat instantaneously amends the problem by magically eliminating the mess. This solution lends to the reader's mind a painless solution, or, in other words, a lack of consequences for the indulgence in id-inspired desires. Without the consequences to aid in the development of the ego, children will undoubtedly opt for the paths of least resistance in acquiring their personal pleasures, such as theft or murder, without a concrete understanding of the relationship between real-life "choice and consequence" scenarios. Seuss' solution to the problem completely destroys the Freudian model of an ego that successfully satisfies both id and superego in order to develop personality traits such as a love for reading.

The children's lack of action in "The Cat in the Hat" also misrepresents the function of the Freudian structural model. Seuss presents the children, Sally and the narrator, "I", at the beginning of the book as the main characters with a dilemma of childhood, rainy-day lethargy. As they are placed in the middle of an external struggle, Seuss successfully represents the plight of the ego through them. The ego is the reality-driven aspect of personality, burdened with the task of satisfying the demands of both id and superego while finding plausible, real-life solutions to problems. Seuss, however, gives the impression that the children are afflicted with indecisiveness. This implies to his audience of little people that personality development is hard. This is demonstrated through the lack of action of the children throughout the great majority of the book. They are portrayed as passive observers of the conflict between Cat and fish the first 82% of this book, and ultimately take no action when interrogated by their authority figure as to their most recent dealings. On the final page, we see further encouragement for the same type of apathy in the questions posed by the narrator: "Should we tell her about it?/ Now, what should we do?/ Well.../ What would you do/ If your mother asked you?" This message communicates to the audience a weak ego. With a weak ego, the entire structural model is thrown out of balance, rendering impossible the healthy development of a realistic personality. As the audience is made up of almost entirely ego-developing youngsters, this puts subconscious blocks on their normal development of personality and would encourage them to embrace drugs, sex, money, and foods high in trans fat instead of taking up reading as a healthy past-time

When Dr. Seuss embarked on his literacy-promoting campaign, he was faced by the daunting task of encouraging id-driven little ones to embrace a not-so-satisfying use of time. His attempt at inspiring the young tots to live a life in literature is noble, but poorly executed. Sure, he's sold millions of copies and entertained youthful readers for generations, but parents: beware! Though Seuss attempts to encourage little readers through a simple and colorful rhyme of a lid-donning feline, the subconscious psychological underpinnings might very well have the reverse effect on his audience for a lifetime.

Classic Seuss.......2007-07-04

My children's children are enjoying the same Seuss poetry we read at least 30 years ago. Thank you Amazondotcom for offering very reasonable and reliable books for children!

Always a Favorite.......2007-05-30

This is a timeless classic. It was both my daughters' favorite book and I couldn't wait to get a copy for my new baby boy. There's just something about the rhyming words that holds their attention. You can't go wrong with this book.

Dr. Seuss - The Grinch Grinches The Cat In The Hat/The Hoober-Bloob Highway

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Re-mastered, but not restored!
Continuation
Nice Change

Dr. Seuss - The Grinch Grinches The Cat In The Hat/The Hoober-Bloob Highway
Starring: Mason Adams , Bob Holt , Frank Welker , Joe Eich , and Hal Smith
Director: Bill Perez , and Alan Zaslove
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Release Date: 2003-10-07

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In the Emmy Award-winning tale of the The Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat, Dr. Seuss's two most popular characters square off in a whimsical, Seuss-style showdown as the ever-clever Cat puts the gloomy Grinch in his place! Then, in the Emmy-nominated Hoober Bloob Highway, you'll visit a magical floating island, where the kindly Mr. Hoober Bloob sends little babies to earth in his own musical, comical way!

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Re-mastered, but not restored!.......2003-12-03

The case boasts of the shows being re-mastered, but there are streaks in the backgrounds from negative fading.
These are the later 1980's Depatie-Freling TV specials, not the classic Chuck Jones cartoons. (The Jones toons are issued by Warner Brothers). They have their creative moments, but much of the time they feel like cheap imitations of Dr. Seuss.
The Hoober-Bloob Highway is the superior of the two shorts.

Why only two 22 minute shorts? Universal could have gotten all four of their Dr. Seuss DVD releases on one DVD!

Continuation.......2003-10-21

What I am writing is a continuation of my last review. I actually have seen The Hoober-Bloob Highway" and just did not take in the name of this cartoon while seeing it on television. I am giving it four stars up since I did not find it quite as enjoyable as "The Grinch Grinches The Cat In The Hat." Anyway, the cartoon deals a man in space who has taken the place of stalks (that myhtical baby delivery method) so he can help them make decisions about how to begin and live through their earthly lives before sending them down there along his hoober-bloob highway. However, you will only see him dealing with one particular baby whom he tries to advise with a great deal of trouble while showing it some films of what might occur on earth. He even ends up giving the baby boy the option of not going down to earth. The production is not necessarily adventurous since it involves decision-making rather than physical struggles.

Nice Change.......2003-10-15

Unlike the "How The Grinch Stole Christmas" and "Grinch Night," this production has the grinch living in a house, owning a car, and not near Whoville. He still has his dog Max but again receives slight changes to his voice and appearance. While the first story has him disguising himself as Santa Clause and the second one has him using two forms of magic, this story involves him inventing two diabolical machines. Of course he also lives not too far away from the cat in the hat.

The grinch first appears to be unusually nice but is later reminded to retain his mean grinch ways by his reflection. The cat in the hat experiences trouble from him after the two characters meet. As a result of continual trouble from the grinch's machines he (the cat in the hat) seeks out try and find a way to change the grinch. However, the grinch causes him to crash his car on the way and end up inside a restaurant in a town where the trouble is also brought upon everyone there as well. This is a must-see production.

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unengaging.......2006-10-29

It takes a lot of tallent to make Dr. Seuss boring. The makers of this DVD somehow managed. There are lots of videos from the 1960s and 70s that have fully animated musical adaptations of Dr. Seuss stories with scripts and lyrics by Ted Geisel himself. My daughter loves them. Actually, so do I. This one, however, was so unappealing we both wanted to turn it off.

A massive dissapointment.......2006-10-24

Somehow, I thought I remembered most of the Dr. Seuss stories being interesting animations from the 1960s, when I was a child. However, I now realize that only a few proper animations were created (like The Grinch Who Stole Christmas). This DVD is an overpriced, underproduced waste of time. It is merely the illustrations from the books brought to life - poorly. The movements are jerky and silly, the voiceovers are embarassing, and it captures my 3 year old twins imagination about as much as a blank screen. They LOVE the equivalent books, and we read them constantly. They are NOT interested in these amateurish renderings (which at times look like cut and paste silliness like Terry Gilliam of Monty Python fame). If a three year old can tell the difference, then you will too. Even though the animation is limited, in the "Ken Burns" style or worse, the DVD compression is lousy with tons of visible artifacts all over the images. Do yourself and your kids a favor and buy the real books. Random House and Sony Wonder - whose logos introduce these productions - should be ashamed to market such inferior nonsense.

Great book on video.......2006-04-30

This is truly a book on video, and if that is what you want than you'll be pleased. It follows the text of the book and the "animation" is pictures from the book mildly animated. My son adores this video and it added to his love of books and his love of Dr. Seuss. He is 4 1/2 and clamors to read Dr. Seuss books daily. However, the video is also a nice addition to our reading time. And in the past, it held my 2 yr old's attention better than the book alone. Now as he matures he sits well for books also.

Read along---helps learning to read.......2004-05-17

I object to the reviewer who labelled this as "for parents who don't have time to read to their kids." You sit down with the kids and help them follow along in the book. When they're older they can follow along by themselves. You can use this in addition to reading to them. If you're going to stick your kid in front of the TV, wouldn't you like them to pick up a book?

Totally Dr. Seuss.......2003-06-24

Anyone who is familiar with the Dr. Seuss series of Videos and DVDs knows that they are not attempting to be animation. While Chuck Jones turned the classic Grinch into the very pleasing, bugs bunny style cartoon, which has survived the test of time in its own right, this series holds true to the creator's original vision. Don't expect a cartoon, expect a Dr. Seuss book!

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Graphic SF Reader
A MUST in any kid's library
The ID in the hat
Classic Seuss
Always a Favorite

Dr. Seuss - The Cat in the Hat
Starring: Allan Sherman , Daws Butler , Pamelyn Ferdin , Tony Frazier , and Gloria Camacho
Director: Hawley Pratt
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Release Date: 2002-08-13

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Dr. Seuss's classic children's story is brought to life in this animated special that finds two bored children delighted when the Cat in the Hat comes to their door looking for his missing moss-covered, three-handled family gredunza. In between looking fo

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Graphic SF Reader.......2007-09-03

A MUST in any kid's library.......2007-08-31

The ID in the hat.......2007-07-24

Classic Seuss.......2007-07-04

My children's children are enjoying the same Seuss poetry we read at least 30 years ago. Thank you Amazondotcom for offering very reasonable and reliable books for children!

Always a Favorite.......2007-05-30

Dr. Seuss' Animated Televised Classics 4 - Pack

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Really, Dr. Seuss wanted to entertain kids, not adults or teens.

Dr. Seuss' Animated Televised Classics 4 - Pack
Starring: Mason Adams , Bob Holt , Frank Welker , Joe Eich , and Hans Conried
Director: Bill Perez , Gerard Baldwin , and Alan Zaslove
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Release Date: 2004-03-16

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Really, Dr. Seuss wanted to entertain kids, not adults or teens........2005-12-26

I know that some adults and teens really like the cartoons, but for me, not really. My 16 sister, Pamela (who is autistic) loves the cartoons on DVD, but I do rather not want to watch them with her (unless she forces me to). Well, since Hollywood has deranged Dr. Seuss's books, these series are the only choices for the time being. If I had a choice inwhich I would pick the Hollywood series (Cat in the Hat, Grinch) and the cartoons, I would pick the cartoons. If you have a kid who loves Seuss, then you should buy it, but parents, be warned: the cute characters sing like they had enough to drink! If you can, listen to your iPod unless you really love Seuss toons. Still, I have to admit that the cartoon characters are cute and the words they speak are better than having the Cat in the Hat (Mike Myers) say "Son of a [beep]!"

Dr. Seuss - The Cat in the Hat/The Grinch

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Great price!
WHY?!?!!?!?!?!!?!?
Stupid pack peaple
I JUST want to buy the GRINCH
GOOD GOLLY!!!!

Dr. Seuss - The Cat in the Hat/The Grinch
Starring: Christine Baranski , Jim Carrey , David Costabile , Michael Dahlen , and Josh Ryan Evans
Director: Ron Howard
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Release Date: 2004-10-12

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Great price!.......2007-08-26

I was looking for new movies for my daughter for Christmas and I couldn't beat the price of this 2 pack! She loves cat in the hat movies!

WHY?!?!!?!?!?!!?!?.......2005-06-04

?!?!?!!?????????????????????????????!! tHIS IS BAD BECHAUSE THEY HAVE NO HEART. i'D RATHER WATCH 6 HOURS OF JAR-JAR BINKS THAN THIS IDIOTIC TRASH!!! dON'T BUY!! HORRIBLE! IGNORE DOUG LAMAN!!!!
"hmmm... upgrades." The matrix reloaded.

Stupid pack peaple.......2005-04-26

First of all
A. Packs are idiots disguised for money.
B. this is no goody, the two movies are bad.

The cat says "Son of b*****" in this movie.
something everyone should know is this is bad.

I JUST want to buy the GRINCH.......2005-04-12

I'm a pack guy. I buy movies in a
pack. I loved the grinch, but
not the cat in the hat, I'd buy
the Grinch without this pack,
but I guess its hard to break
once you're addicted. Maybe I
should stop buying packs....

"Ogres have layers"

GOOD GOLLY!!!!.......2005-04-11

I agree that there should be a extra disk, these two movies
are horrible. I'm 12 and I love Dr.Suess, BUT, these movies make him look like a guy in
war thats naked. And the worse news of all
is... Sniff.... Horton hears a who is coming from the guys who did ROBOTS. I hated Robots. This
is probably the worst thing
next to the The master of Duisguise. Don't buy.
Here are Pro and cons:
Pros:Jim carrey as Grinch nice choice
Nothings better than Mike myers being DUMB.
Cons: Theres nothing good about these movies and are not like
the book at all.
Whos jeffrey tambor?
Robots was entirley bad, Horton might as well be bad too.
spencer brislen is the worst acctor ever!!!

There are my PROS and CONS. Read a book, or, watch Rugrats
and not this.

P.S. Titanics 4-disk set sounds much better.

Kicking and Screaming/Dr. Seuss' the Cat in the Hat (Back-To-Back)

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THE CUTEST, MOST ADORABLE MOVIE STARRING WONDERFUL ALEC BALDWIN
Belongs in a Litter-Box!
V ery Funny.
This is a great movie!!
I love this movie

Kicking and Screaming/Dr. Seuss' the Cat in the Hat (Back-To-Back)
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THE CUTEST, MOST ADORABLE MOVIE STARRING WONDERFUL ALEC BALDWIN.......2007-08-26

Belongs in a Litter-Box!.......2007-04-04

V ery Funny........2007-01-28

This is a great movie!!.......2007-01-18

I love this movie.......2007-01-05

great movie my son' laughs the whole time he's watching it

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