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The original costume worn by Mike Myers in the 2003 live-action adaptation of Dr. Seuss' 'The Cat in the Hat' has been put up for auction by Propstore. The film, which was critically panned and considered a box office failure, grossed $134 million against a $109 million budget. It received 10 Razzie nominations and holds a 10% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The auction, running from August 26 to 29, has sparked online discussions, with some comparing Myers' mask to the iconic Halloween villain Michael Myers. The costume's eerie appearance has gone viral, with users creating horror edits of the film. The widow of Dr. Seuss banned future live-action adaptations after the film's release, though an animated version is now in development, set for November 6. Critics argue the film turned Seuss' beloved children's book into a source of trauma, making the auction of its costume a controversial event.

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