The original story had an incredibly pure and powerful message that was both direct and deeply moving. It gives the entire film an inconsistent tone. As you can see, there's two jarringly different types of dialogue within the film: one is witty, sharp, and smooth while the other is like any other average everyday type of banter. And the quality of this dialogue sticks out like a sore thumb especially when the film itself has sequences of Dr. Don't get me wrong though, the movie follows the same twists and turns as the book, but in between those turns are prolonged sequences of average dialogue. It's the same old "MTV-esque" jokes and pop culture references thrown in just so kids could get a quick laugh. Let's say this: these writers hardly compare to Dr. So, to prolong the running time, the creators of the adaptation decided to bring on additional writers to fill in the gaps. An adaptation of the book would hit a mere 20 minutes. Let's set this on a scale: the movie's an hour and 26 minutes long while the masterfully written counterpart hits less than 50 pages. In Hollywood, you can't just let talent like that be untouched, so what's Hollywood gonna do? They've gotta transform his book into a movie, and you know what? Surprisingly, this animated adaptation stays true to the source material. Seuss for his creative writing that intertwines silly and ingenious rhyming with a heartfelt message and story.
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