The Lorax by Dr. Seuss (clip)

The wise words of the Once-ler are worth listening to as he spins a fanciful tale with a serious theme: Clean up the environment before it's too late! In this delightful story, the student is introduced to "Thneeds which everyone needs." And the Lorax? Just who is he and what does he do? Only Dr. Seuss can describe this creature—which he does so charmingly with typical Seussian logic.

One of our complete collection of your favorite Dr. Seuss titles! These DePatie-Freleng productions, originally created for CBS, are available individually or in a 10-title set. 24 minutes, color.

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[devonwa1]

4 people didn't make a hard right at South Stitch

[HerecomestheCalavera]

My favorite part has always been when it say filthy rich! lol

[MythicalMastermin101]

The snuggies of the past...

[Fafnerluver922]

Oh my Childhood was so beautiful! Thank you Dr. Seuss!

[JHulse29]

The Lorax would have been a much more effective hero with a machine gun

[Seri0usBIack]

Rife with the liberal agenda.

[frogsrule42]

i hateeeee that in the movie you can see the onceler! thats just not right your not supposed to see him for a reason! Hes not a person! hes a representation of humanitys greed! smh.

[OFFTHEWALLSMIKEYL4D]

Thos green arm people symbolizes greed. I dont get it, in the movie trailer, The Lorax is inside a shed is with those green gloves too?

[flikes123]

@daftpunkduckify  how do you know if they ruined it if it hasn't even come out yet?

[JollyManProductions]

the new movie trailer sent me here

[Ptrrrrrrrr]

This is a funny coincidence. In my Normative Ethics class I have to read Steven Darwall "The Second Persion Standpoint." In it he mentions this line "I wish to speak for the trees."

I came her via trailers for new movies, The Lorax film, but when I heard that line, I recognized it from the book. Weird how things fall in place sometimes :)