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I'm almost certainly not alone in expressing my guarded -- even conflicted -- anticipation at the forthcoming release of the "Where the Wild Things Are" film; it's a beloved children's classic filtered through a thrift store sheet-staining hipster's... Full Article at Comic Alliance
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It's painful to say this, and even more painful to watch it, but Maurice Sendak's beloved Where the Wild Things Are has been turned into a self-indulgent cinematic fable that neither parents nor children are going to like. Full Article at Southern California Public Radio
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NEW YORK About the hoopla surrounding the film adaptation of "Where the Wild Things Are," Maurice Sendak is characteristically gruff. "I kind of want it over," he said. "I'm not used to this invasion." Full Article at Leaf Chronicle
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Opened October 16, 2009 | Runtime:1 hr. 34 min. Misunderstood at home and at school, mischievous Max (Max Records) escapes to a land populated by majestic, and sometimes fierce, creatures known as the Wild Things. Full Article at Movies.com
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The people I dislike, I've never gotten to meet, so I can't say anything bad about them ... And they're all in Hollywood, where they belong.
– Maurice Sendak SOURCE: Leaf Chronicle -
Maurice was our sort of mentor in this whole thing ... He was the one person that I really wanted to please. The thing that's so great about him is he wanted me, early on he said, 'You need to make this your own. Don't worry about me, don't worry about the book, don't worry about what anyone else expect...
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At one time, that was a bitter, bitter pill. It no longer is ... 'Where the Wild Things Are' is no longer an enemy. It's now Spike Jonze's and lots of nice people who have become friends.
– Maurice Sendak SOURCE: Leaf Chronicle -
It wasn't teaching kids a lesson
