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Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.03.29 (20:36)
by capt_weasle
http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi3413574425/

Although I doubt consistency (can't make much of a movie as it is) but still looks pretty awesome. Also, I love the music in the trailer. Anyone going to see it?

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.03.29 (20:43)
by sheganican
its on my list of "want" movies this year with 9 and 1/2 blood prince and transformers 2.

i hear tom hanks is a producer or something.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.03.29 (21:01)
by SlappyMcGee
[zissou]Absolutely excited for this film. Wake Up by The Arcade Fire -is- an awesome song for the trailer. AND in the hands of Spike Jonze (Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, That Weezer Music Video You Really Like), what can go wrong?[/zissou]

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.03.29 (21:44)
by Cerberus
The trailer looks incredibly promising, in my opinion.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.03.29 (21:59)
by LittleViking
Arcade fire is going to be my [zissou]top band[/zissou] this month on last.fm because of that trailer.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.03.30 (09:49)
by Lenny
"This video is not available in your country."
It sounds awesome though. Great book, so hopefully great movie.

Also, what's with the hats...

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.03.31 (04:20)
by noops
Holy crap, my mom's gonna flip when I tell her. Hell, I'm bugging out right now. Song's awesome, by the way.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.03.31 (10:49)
by a happy song
First trailer in a loooong time that's actually made me smile. Really looking forward to this. I suggest anyone who hadn't read the book to go fall in love with it immediately!

The new version of Wake Up sounds great too, it was recorded specifically for the trailer so should be on the soundtrack.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.04.01 (21:03)
by origami_alligator
After reading through Wikipedia about Where The Wild Things Are and Maurice Sendak, it turns out that Maurice adapted his book to be a play. So if things turn out right, I assume that this movie is being adapted from the play and that it will actually be really good because it will be mostly Sendak's idea.

This in itself makes me extremely excited.
*starts making a wolf costume and a crown for the movie*

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.04.02 (03:18)
by Studebacher Hoch
Spike Jonze is an excellent actor, is all I have to say.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.04.05 (22:46)
by Torex
I'm not excited for this movie. When I was little, I loved this book, and my mom would read it to me all of the time. I just hate it when someone gets the idea to make a movie out of a children's book 20 pages long, max. They have to come up with an hour and a half of filler to make it a movie, and end up changing everything from the story except how the characters look.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.04.06 (02:01)
by origami_alligator
Axonn wrote:I'm not excited for this movie. When I was little, I loved this book, and my mom would read it to me all of the time. I just hate it when someone gets the idea to make a movie out of a children's book 20 pages long, max. They have to come up with an hour and a half of filler to make it a movie, and end up changing everything from the story except how the characters look.
Manus Australis wrote:After reading through Wikipedia about Where The Wild Things Are and Maurice Sendak, it turns out that Maurice adapted his book to be a play. So if things turn out right, I assume that this movie is being adapted from the play and that it will actually be really good because it will be mostly Sendak's idea.

This in itself makes me extremely excited.
*starts making a wolf costume and a crown for the movie*
READ THIS, AXONN.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.04.06 (02:04)
by Torex
Manus Australis wrote:
Axonn wrote:I'm not excited for this movie. When I was little, I loved this book, and my mom would read it to me all of the time. I just hate it when someone gets the idea to make a movie out of a children's book 20 pages long, max. They have to come up with an hour and a half of filler to make it a movie, and end up changing everything from the story except how the characters look.
Manus Australis wrote:After reading through Wikipedia about Where The Wild Things Are and Maurice Sendak, it turns out that Maurice adapted his book to be a play. So if things turn out right, I assume that this movie is being adapted from the play and that it will actually be really good because it will be mostly Sendak's idea.

This in itself makes me extremely excited.
*starts making a wolf costume and a crown for the movie*
READ THIS, AXONN.
READ THIS, MANUS AUSTRALIS.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.03 (04:07)
by origami_alligator
I'm reviving this thread to tell you all that I went to the theater the other day and the trailer for this was the last one they showed before the movie started and I was tearing up a little bit.

I have a feeling this movie is going to make me cry. ;_;

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.03 (06:53)
by otters~1
That little kid is adorable. Had to say it. Anyway, I really, really love that book, and I always will. Not sure the movie will have enough substance to it, but Spike Jonze is a genius. We'll see.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.03 (15:54)
by SlappyMcGee
It's really too bad this isn't Charlie Kaufman penned.

That being said, what's with directors of quirk doing weird animation projects? Here's looking at you, Wes Anderson.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.04 (16:10)
by Ranny
Totally going to see this, as one of many normal children, this book was read to me a lot as a kid. I saw the preview in the theater and I thought it was a great job so far.

LV! ANOTHER CUTESY MOVIE FOR US TO WATCHHH.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.07 (20:13)
by SlappyMcGee

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.08 (00:32)
by Tanner
I'm anticipating this almost as much as Astroboy.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.08 (01:54)
by a happy song
Manus Australis wrote: I have a feeling this movie is going to make me cry. ;_;
Seriously. It welled me up a little too.

I read the graphic novel Coraline today, and that got me just as good. Anyone seen that movie yet?

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.08 (02:07)
by T3chno
Just saw the trailer for the first time. I liked the book when I was little.

At first I was "wtf." Then after I let it sink in, I began to think how awesome it could actually be. Looks fantastic now.

/me makes costume.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.08 (03:39)
by SlappyMcGee
brighter wrote:
Manus Australis wrote: I have a feeling this movie is going to make me cry. ;_;
Seriously. It welled me up a little too.

I read the graphic novel Coraline today, and that got me just as good. Anyone seen that movie yet?
I've done both, and they're both wonderful. Reminds you why Harry Selick is the genius behind Nightmare and not Burton.

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.08 (03:44)
by a happy song
SlappyMcGee wrote:
brighter wrote:
Manus Australis wrote: I have a feeling this movie is going to make me cry. ;_;
Seriously. It welled me up a little too.

I read the graphic novel Coraline today, and that got me just as good. Anyone seen that movie yet?
I've done both, and they're both wonderful. Reminds you why Harry Selick is the genius behind Nightmare and not Burton.
Oh man, I'm even gonna wait for this shit on DVD. I don;t think I could DL it and feel right about it. Absolutely brilliant GN! Can't stop gushing! :)

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.08 (18:13)
by noops
Oh dear God, Slaps. I cried when I saw that. Well, no, I didn't, I'm insensitive and afraid to let my feelings show. But I almost did!

Re: Where the Wild Things Are

Posted: 2009.08.08 (18:30)
by SlappyMcGee
Might wrote:
Oh dear God, Slaps. I cried when I saw that. Well, no, I didn't, I'm insensitive and afraid to let my feelings show. But I almost did!
Same.