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Elmo In Grouchland Review

Rugratskid

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So, I downloaded the widescreen version online, then watched it.. and it's amazing how much of a difference Widescreen makes. Especially in very active scenes like "Welcome to Grouchland" and "Together Forever". "Make it Mine" was always my favorite song in the movie, but the widescreen version just presents it so much better. It took me about a month or so to find it, but it was totally worth the wait. So what would I rate the movie from 1 to 10? Well, here's what I think.
Fullscreen Version:5/10
And for the Widescreen Version: 9/10

Yes, the story can be a little childlike at times, but hey; it's a children's movie! And since next year will be the 15th anniversary of the movie, I think we should get a release like Follow That Bird in 2009. I would recommend the Widescreen version for any Muppet fan, or SS fan. Bye Guys! :laugh:
 
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