Where the Wild Things Are

[NoID10ts]

This was one of my favorite books as a kid. I even named my third kid "Max" after the boy in the story. The trailer for the movie looks like it will be way beyond the silly children's book crap that usually comes out of Hollywood.

I'm excited about this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--N9klJXbjQ

 

[Fedayeen]

out of curiosity, did you name any of your other kids out of anything else from childhood memories?

 

[Venture]

I saw that trailer before I saw the dissapointing Earth film in theaters.

I'm not particulary excited about Where the Wild Things Are because I've never heard of it.


Earth was a waste of 10.00 seeing footage that I have seen several other times on the show Planet Earth, and they didn't even show the best footage,
and they cut out the death scenes because it was Disney, and also James Earl Jones isn't exactly my ideal choice for a documentary narrator.

Disney pretty much "sugar coated" the movie.

I guess I should have known from seeing a few clips of Planet Earth footage in the trailers.

I know this wasn't on the topic.

 

[didyouknow]

I LOVED that book!! Awesome! Thanks for posting this, Noddy.

 

[Malkavian]

I loved the book.Even before I learned to read I would stare at the beautiful illustrations.
I'm sure the movie will be interesting and well made but I'm probably not going to see it.
No matter how good it will be,it won't match up to the fond memories I have of the book.

 

[Ermine]

I love that book! I'm pretty much into any children's book that has cool illustration and depicts a child living a daydream.

 

[Waterstiller]

I <3 that trailer.

 

[Anling]

I just saw the trailer for this. It looks like a movie I'd want to see.

 

[Razare]

Yeah I saw the trailer in theaters before harry potter and was like WOW, that actually looks like a kid movie that I would want to see. It looked adventurous and cool, with sort of a rustic, artsy, realistic look that kids movies don't normally have.