Where The Wild Things Are

[crotchrocket]

What a depressing and scary movie!! Has anyone else seen it? I can't believe its a Kids movie. I was in the cinema yesterday and there were kids as young as 4 and i can asure you they would have had nightmares last night!!!

I came out feeling depressed and confused and claire was crying her eyes out, lol !!!!

[Scott Harness]

What a depressing and scary movie!! Has anyone else seen it? I can't believe its a Kids movie. I was in the cinema yesterday and there were kids as young as 4 and i can asure you they would have had nightmares last night!!!

I came out feeling depressed and confused and claire was crying her eyes out, lol !!!!

All the reviews I heard were how great a movie it was ...especially for kids!?!
It's from a best selling kids book! mmm?

[handeeman]

I may be mistaken but wasn't "where the wild things are" filmed in
Fredricksburg,Va. ?

[dietz99vcross]

I saw it as well and yes it certainly is a sad depressing movie. I had heard from several reviews that it was not for children, but that message didn't seem to make it out to the masses. I had to see this movie as this is my all time favorite book. I was expecting it to suck, but was OK with the movie, it was just not how I interpreted the story my whole life. O well

[Osteomata]

Don't be such a wuss. I'm taking my toddlers to see it tomorrow as part of a double feature with "The Exorcist". Should be a good time for all.

/jk

[Moncha]

[ZEUS]

Don't be such a wuss. I'm taking my toddlers to see it tomorrow as part of a double feature with "The Exorcist". Should be a good time for all.

/jk

God, you're so contentious!

[Sprey]

lol ^^ i wanna see the movie, same with the new Twilight havent got around to seeing any lately!.

wonder if my girly mates will cry too

[Hotsauce]

I've had this oil painting in my bedroom for many years.

My favorite book growing up. I refuse to see the movie, I'm sure they've ruined it.

John C.

[johnnyapollo]

I love the film - partially because it was very dark (the story if you go back and read it WAS intentionally very dark - in fact Sendak had a hard time getting it published due to just that opinion). I also didn't think the moview was very kid friendly - funny as I saw it in a matinee full of kids. If you're a fan of the book I think you'll like the movie - it's very beautifully done.

-- John

[JAMAS]

I've had this oil painting in my bedroom for many years.

My favorite book growing up. I refuse to see the movie, I'm sure they've ruined it.

John C.

That is an awesome painting!

I heard that the author worked closely with the director so perhaps you will still enjoy it.

[nfpgasmask]

I liked it quite a bit. I read the book when I was a kid but I don't remember it to well. The film was very good however.

I think it is wonderful that it is a kids movie. Why? Because the "Disney Channel" is not what real life is for a lot of kids, most kids I think. This film was not afraid to show a kid with some real feelings of anger and frustration. His desire/need to destroy was one of the key points I think. Most people think kids movies should be sugar coated, but in reality, nothing is sugar coated.

I didn't think it was as heart wrenching as a lot of people did, but I did find it good.

Bart

[nfpgasmask]

My favorite book growing up. I refuse to see the movie, I'm sure they've ruined it.

I dunno John, I think you might enjoy it. This isn't a typical Hollywood movie by any means.

Bart

[Triathlete]

That is an awesome painting!

I find it hard to believe anyone even noticed the painting in that picture.
I guess my priorities are elsewhere! I was looking at those little glowing things on the dresser!

[don moore]

lol I was looking at the other picture on the wall of the Centaur