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    Where the Wild Things Are Goes On Screen
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    Jonze’s aesthetic is not only in line with Sendak’s work, but is directly influenced by it. As Lee commented, "Sendak is the forefather to filmmakers like Spike Jonze, Wes Anderson, David O. Russell and Sofia Coppola." Even with this perfect pairing, Jonze was sure to express that his interpretation is just that, his own unique reading of the story. Full Article at Cornell Daily Sun
    Sendak is the forefather to filmmakers like Spike Jonze, Wes Anderson, David O. Russell and Sofia Coppola.
    SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun 1 month ago
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  1. I had an idea of how to make my version of [the film], what the book is about to me in my life ... But I definitely didn’t want to ever do it unless Maurice was comfortable with its creation. I didn’t want to take it and make it into something that betrayed him.
    SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun 1 month ago
  2. The relationships between the monsters were very sad … [and] they held Max responsible for this ... I didn’t remember the characters in the book having their own relationships. Overall, it was generally depressing.
    SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun 1 month ago

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