Nostalgic anniversaries are always pretty important, especially since everything released in the year 2000 is going to celebrate a quarter of a century, including arguably one of the best Christmas movies ever, Ron Howard and Jim Carrey’s Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas, which has fans celebrating by apparently pushing to release an alleged four-hour cut. A new petition over at Change.org has sounded the alarm for Grinch fans to sign up and demand a supposedly four-hour version that is alleged to exist. In a proposal that shares an extensive list of 35 scenes that were seemingly left on the cutting room floor, this intrepid loyalist is ultimately looking to get a new home video re-release, with all the bells and whistles reintroducing us to The Grinch's tragic backstory. Dubbed “The Holiday Cheermeister Edition,” Tom Sinclair has scoured everything from storyboards, behind-the-scenes extras and texts, as well as the TV cut that’s said to clock in at 5 minutes longer. It’