Where The Wild Things Are – movie review
This most beloved children’s book gets a film treatment, and like many I went to the theatre with fond memories of childhood and reading Where The Wild Things Are. The film by Spike Jonze starts off very stylized as the audience sees the world through Max’s eyes and discovers a lonely boy with a vivid imagination, who is starved for attention. Right from the start of the film it felt flat and distant for me and somewhat unpolished.
Read the full review after the jump…
Where the Wild Things Are – new clips from Spike Jonze film
We have over 7-minutes of footage via clips from the Spike Jonze adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are below. Not too long away from hitting theaters, so I’ve been expecting a bit more to pop up soon! Last month we got a set of character posters, and earlier, two trailers to gaze that bring the Sendak world to life.
Check them out after the jump…
more Where the Wild Things Are character posters
Last week, MySpace debuted a set of Where the Wild Things Are character banners. This time Cinematical got the honors of completing the set, and delivered with an Imax poster to boot!–more Spike Jonze/Sendak monsters!
Check them out after the jump…
More Where The Wild Things Are images
The NY Times has ran a feature called Magical Mystery Tour, dealing with the art direction of the upcoming Spike Jonze adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s Where The Wild Things Are. As the process is explained, the bits are accompanied by five new images from the film. After you check out the images below, the feature is definitely worth the read. Just in this month we’ve got a lot of new Where the Wild Things Are news with new character posters, tv spots, and film one-sheet.
Get more wild after the jump…
Where the Wild Things Are TV Spots
Just a few days ago we posted some new character banners for the film, and now a couple of TV Spots for the Spike Jonze take on Where the Wild Things Are are now online. There’s some new footage in these bits including some wild thang battlin’, so completists don’t blink!
Watch them after the jump…
Where the Wild Things Are character posters!
Just last week we got a new poster for the Spoke Jonze helmed Where the Wild Things Are film adaptation, and now MySpace has debuted 4 character banners featuring Max (Max Records), Carol (voiced by James Gandolfini), Judith (voiced by Catherine O’Hara), and KW (voiced by Lauren Ambrose).
Check them out after the jump…
New Where the Wild Things Are Poster
Earlier in the month we got our second trailer to Spike Jonze helmed Where the Wild Things Are adaptation of the classic children’s novel by Mauruce Sendak. Today, (via MSN) we are posting the third poster that we’ve noted from the film.
Check it out after the jump…
David Egger’s Wild Things excerpt at New Yorker
The New Yorker has put up an excerpt from David Egger’s Wild Things, the companion novel to the Spike Jonze film adapting the classic Where the Wild Things Are book by Maurice Sendak.
More info after the jump…
New Where the Wild Things Are trailer!
Ummmm…wow! The initial trailer for the Spike Jonze adaptation hit us in March, and now we have a second amazing trailer.
Must see after the jump…
Things That Don’t Go Away – Where the Wild Things Aren’t by Sarah Zettel
At the BSC, Saturday means Sarah Zettel is back with another Things That Don’t Go Away!
Her novel Reclamation won the Locus Award for Best First Novel and also garnered a nomination for the Philip K. Dick Award for Best Novel. She is the project manager at the Book View Cafe.
This week she talks Where the Wild Things Are, Sendak, and the film adaptation . . .
second Where the Wild Things Are poster!
Man, I was talking up my excitement for Avatar and I forgot all about Where the Wild Things Are. Everything we’ve seen – images, the first trailer and poster has been incredible and now a second poster has been revealed.
Check it after the break . .
Where the Wild Things Are trailer (HD)
It’s here! The trailer for Where the Wild Things Are!
We’ve had images and posters, and now we finally have video of the Spike Jonze adaptation . . .
