Where the Wild Things Are film clip

[nerdious dorkus]

Wait... How are you able to read threads? There are braille computers?!

[B_Metal]

Didn't know some of you were also blind...

Wait... How are you able to read threads? There are braille computers?!

Lulz. Blind people on computers. NONSENSE.

[Abraham Smashington]

Vern's review is great.

How is it possible that this movie was made with the voices of James Gandolfini, Chris Cooper and Forest Whitaker instead of Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen and Snoop Dogg? Huh? Can we give Obama credit for this? It seems like a miracle to me. You know what the trailer would've been like: Starts out real dramatic, Harry Pottery orchestral score playing as the camera floats through a beautiful CGI ocean, onto an island, into a forest. The sound of giant feet plodding through dirt. The camera comes to the unmistakable shadow of a large, horned monster. Then...




"Wild thing. You make my heart sing. You make everything... groovy." The computer-animated wild thing leaps weightlessly in the air doing air guitar. Then a wacky record scratch and Tone Loc's "Wild Thing" comes on. And some sort of dated MATRIX reference maybe.

[Ari]

So true.

[Shit Dickface]

There aren't enough chemicals in the world to get me to watch that alternate version, but I'm reasonably amped to see this.

[PHEDG]

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Filmmakers Lance Bangs and Spike Jonze present an intimate look at the life of noted children's book writer and illustrator, Maurice Sendak, a seminal talent at times conflicted with his success and whose lifelong obsession with death has subtly influenced his work. Now 81 and living in Connecticut, Sendak is best known for his first (and most famous) book, Where the Wild Things Are, which he wrote after being a book illustrator for over 10 years. Though it was originally panned, Wild Things would eventually become one of the most beloved and critically lauded children's books of all time and, to Sendak's chagrin, came to define his career. Through his words, old pictures and illustrations, Tell Them Anything You Want offers a deeply personal look at an otherwise private and somewhat isolated man. Premieres on Wednesday, October 14 at 7pm. Read more

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[BudLeonard]

Vern's review is the only one I've read that hasn't fallen into the bullshit of "This movie validated me, my traumatic childhood, my geeky adolescence, and my career as an internet film critic" of most of the internet buzz on this movie.

[Abraham Smashington]

Yep. I'll agree with that. Plus it's just a damn funny review.

[BudLeonard]

I mean, Devin's childhood sounded a lot like mine. But still.

[Shit Dickface]

I mean, Devin's childhood sounded a lot like mine. But still.

Yeah, that's why I kinda buttoned my suck when it came to actual reviews, but then again I've only read his and Vern's so far.

[Fil]

http://www.latinoreview.com/movie-re...things-are-731

[PHEDG]

Seriously though, what's next? The Very Hungry Caterpillar? The Giving Tree? Big Dog...Little Dog?

[nerdious dorkus]

I hope See Spot Run and Leo the Late Bloomer!

[BudLeonard]

I am brought to tears everytime I read this thread.

That being said, you would have thought the Right would have gone after Sendak by now. Because, you know, he's a gay.

[Shit Dickface]

I am brought to tears everytime I read this thread.

That being said, you would have thought the Right would have gone after Sendak by now. Because, you know, he's a gay.

Unfortunately, they were unable to tell because "Martin Thendak" wasn't written on the cover in big letters.