Thanks for your deading work, Eric.
Here’s what I’ve fixed so far:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Classic-hockey-Blades-of-Steel
http://www.videosift.com/video/Elvira-Mistress-of-the-Dark-1988
http://www.videosift.com/video/The-Lone-Ranger-tv-intro
http://www.videosift.com/video/Young-Indiana-Jones-and-the-Cross-of-Coronado
http://www.videosift.com/video/Josie-and-the-Pussycats-tv-intro
http://www.videosift.com/video/Lovin-Spoonful-Summer-in-the-City
http://www.videosift.com/video/Theres-no-need-to-fear-Underdog-is-here-1
http://www.videosift.com/video/Dr-Seuss-The-Cat-in-the-Hat-1
http://www.videosift.com/video/Hogans-Heroes-TV-theme
http://www.videosift.com/video/US-Air-Force-60th-Anniversary-Video

Well, IS there a Dr. Seuss channel?

Is there a Dr. Seuss channel?

Whoops! Didn't mean to double post that!

Is there a Dr. Seuss channel?

Is there a Dr. Seuss channel?

This is the only good Dr. Seuss movie they've made, because they stuck to animation and not live-action. It was definitely a *cute and *happy film. My son and I both really liked it.

'The Cat that Could Not Care' ... by Dr. Seuss

I love when Matt Damon starts going all Dr. Seuss with the lyrics.

Well, well, well. If it ain't our annoying Lithuanian sifter all grown up and being roasted here before all of us. Yes, that doesn't sound like a waste of time at all. Roasting Mink sounds like about as much fun as determining whether or not I'm happier Lithuania was occupied by the Soviets or the Nazi regime. Oh, I'm sorry, too soon?You really shouldn't speak so proudly that you're living in Lithuania. You don't hear MarineGunrock boasting he likes to tickle the testicles of other men. It's just one of those things that's embarrassing enough not to make mention.

So, who came in here to roast you? I see there's dotdude. Yeah, that's a creative name: dotdude. "Look everyone, he's a guy and he's on the internet. He's dotdude." So, when you're in your car, do you call yourself carman? Oh, and there's choggie. Yeah, always nice to read one of his incoherent streams of blathering. It's like god put some balls on a Dr. Seuss story and trained it to type. I see Kommie up there with his Cyclops avatar. That's nice. No need to grow up now that you're forty-six, you just keep reading those comics in your parent's basement.

There's Jonny up there running the show. See him? Oh, and look at his avatar! It's Johnny Carson! Get it? His username is Jonny and he has a picture of Johnny Carson! Oh, that's just clever. We're all glad you're in charge of this roast, Jonny, especially with such a sharp, comedic wit about you. Look, it's gorgonheap. Our favorite obscure muppet. Some people on here think gorgonheap is gay. That's just preposterous. It is. Gorgonheap is not gay. No, he won't suck a dick, but he'd certainly hold it 'til the swelling went down.

And speaking of "Poles", that brings me back to our Lithuanian guest of honor. [crickets] I never said my segues were worth a shit, people. Mink, you've been a great friend throughout, and I always find your comments interesting at the very least... especially after a night of tossing back whiskey. Keep up the awesome work, brother.

On the copyright issues, he claims 'fair use' and argues that he's creating parody and/or satire of the copyright owner's work. This is still a poorly defined area of copyright law. I would actually disagree with this defense, as its difficult for me to see how a super-fast edit of a movie constitutes a parody or satire (unlike, say, a Weird Al song or something).

Here's a link of someone's analysis of the cases related to this... includes cases involving a Saturday Night Live advert campaign, Dr. Seuss's family, and 2 Live Crew... so thats pretty cool.

http://tags.library.upenn.edu/project/11251

Dr. Seuss would be happy - now we can actually eat green eggs and ham.

Strictly speaking this isn't the only live action Dr Seuss film. Both How the Grinch Stole Christmas and The Cat in the Hat were based on his books, although they were heavily 'Hollywoodised'.

I tried to Promote the Lorax and sifty ignored it because it hasn't been six months

http://www.videosift.com/video/The-Lorax-Dr-Seuss-2449

Not a bug but 6 months seems extreme, half a year in internet time is ages. 3 months might be a bit more suitable? Perhaps? Maybe? what do you guys think?

thanks grspec. and I may check out that Dr. Seuss land later this year (does the California one have it?)

Great sift firefly, I have this dvd and my daughters love it. Also of note, Universal Studios has a very cool Dr. Seuss land for the kiddies.