Actor Max Records as Max (L) walks with James Gandolfini in character as Carol on the set of the film "Where the Wild Things Are" in this undated publicity handout. Five years in the making, Jonze's part live-action, part puppetry, part computer-animated version arrives in North American theaters on October 16, 2009 to a mixture of glowing reviews and deep reservations. Reuters Pictures 1 month ago

Actor Max Records as Max (L) walks with James Gandolfini in character as Carol on the set of the film "Where the Wild Things Are" in this undated publicity handout. Five years in the making, Jonze's part live-action, part puppetry, part computer-animated version arrives in North American theaters on October 16, 2009 to a mixture of glowing reviews and deep reservations.

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  1. In this photo provided by StarPix, actors James Gandolfini, left, and Tom Hanks attend the after party for Warner Brothers Pictures, New York premiere of Where The Wild Things Are, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2009.
  2. In this photo provided by StarPix, actor James Gandolfini and his wife Deborah Lin attend the after party for Warner Brothers Pictures, New York premiere of Where The Wild Things Are, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2009.
  3. Actor Max Records as Max (L) walks with James Gandolfini in character as Carol on the set of the film "Where the Wild Things Are" in this undated publicity handout. Five years in the making, Jonze's part live-action, part puppetry, part computer-animated version arrives in North American theaters on October 16, 2009 to a mixture of glowing reviews and deep reservations.
  4. Actor Max Records as Max (L) looks at James Gandolfini in character as Carol on the set of the film "Where the Wild Things Are" in this undated publicity handout. Five years in the making, Jonze's part live-action, part puppetry, part computer-animated version arrives in North American theaters on October 16, 2009 to a mixture of glowing reviews and deep reservations.

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