View full sizeMatt Sayles / APMax Records, 12, plays "Max" in "Where the Wild Things Are."Syracuse, NY -- Seven years ago, Max Records was an elementary student strolling the halls of Ed Smith School in Syracuse.
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Spike Jonze's adaptation of the beloved children's book "Where the Wild Things Are" was wildly disappointing. The story, which follows an unruly little boy who imagines a world full of "wild things" after being sent to bed early without his dinner,...
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Thanks for the warning, Hanna, that the movie isn't for the kids the book was written for. All the more reason for me to hold to my determination to boycott. I don't care how whimsical and stirring critics keep saying it is.
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"Where the Wild Things Are," the book, is just 339 words long. But in turning it into "Where the Wild Things Are," the movie, director Spike Jonze has expanded the basic story with a breathtaking visual scheme and stirring emotional impact.
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