The beloved and award-winning children's book, which Maurice Sendak wrote and illustrated 45 years ago, still holds up...
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10/15/09
The book "Where the Wild Things Are," is just 339 words long. But in turning it into the film "Where the Wild Things Are," director Spike Jonze has expanded the basic story with a breathtaking visual scheme and stirring emotional impact. Find Us On Facebook
It's a gorgeous film: This may sound contradictory, but it's intricate and rough-hewn at the same time, dreamlike and earthy. What keeps it from reaching complete excellence is the thinness of the script, which Jonze co-wrote with Dave Eggers.
The beloved and award-winning children's book, which Maurice Sendak wrote and illustrated 45 years ago, still holds up...
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