Additional information for Where the Wild Things Are, which has a domestic theatrical release set for October 16, 2009. The film is being distributed by Warner Bros Pictures and has not yet been rated. Where the Wild Things Are has a total running time of 101 minutes.
PG
USA
K-7
Finland
PG
Ireland
PG
Canada
M/12
Portugal
G
Japan
PG
UK
7
Switzerland
6
Germany
PG
Australia
PG
Singapore
9
Netherlands
7
Sweden
G
Philippines
10
Brazil
All
South Korea
6
Austria
U
France
Atp
Argentina
U
Malaysia
101min
10min
Donde viven los monstruos
Argentina
Donde viven los monstruos
Mexico
Donde viven los monstruos
Spain
Donde viven los monstruos
Spain
Donde viven los monstruos
Venezuela
Max et les maximonstres
Canada
Max et les maximonstres
France
Там, где живут чудовища
Russia
Ahol a vadak várnak
Hungary
Allà on viuen els monstres
Spain
Arkadasim Canavar
Turkey
Eretz yetzurei ha'pere
Israel
Gdzie mieszkaja dzikie stwory
Poland
Hassut hurjat hirviöt
Finland
Kaijû tachi no iru tokoro
Japan
Maksas ir maksimonstrai
Lithuania
Max a maxipríserky
Czech Republic
Max en de maximonsters
Netherlands
Max et les Maximonstres
France
Nel paese delle creature selvagge
Italy
O Sítio das Coisas Selvagens
Portugal
Onde Vivem os Monstros
Brazil
Sti hora ton magikon plasmaton
Greece
Til Huttetuenes land
Norway
Till vildingarnas land
Sweden
U kraljevstvu divljih stvorenja
Croatia
Where the Wild Things Are
Denmark
Where the Wild Things Are: The IMAX Experience
USA
Wild Things
Australia
Wo die wilden Kerle wohnen
Germany
October 13, 2009
USA
October 16, 2009
Canada
October 16, 2009
USA
October 30, 2009
Italy
November 05, 2009
Ukraine
November 19, 2009
Malaysia
November 27, 2009
Romania
December 03, 2009
Australia
December 03, 2009
New Zealand
December 10, 2009
Israel
December 11, 2009
Ireland
December 11, 2009
Lithuania
December 11, 2009
Norway
December 11, 2009
Turkey
December 11, 2009
UK
December 16, 2009
France
December 16, 2009
Switzerland
December 17, 2009
Germany
December 17, 2009
Switzerland
December 18, 2009
Austria
December 18, 2009
Spain
December 30, 2009
Belgium
January 07, 2010
Portugal
January 08, 2010
Finland
January 14, 2010
Netherlands
January 15, 2010
Brazil
January 15, 2010
Japan
January 21, 2010
Greece
January 21, 2010
Thailand
January 22, 2010
Venezuela
January 29, 2010
Sweden
February 03, 2010
Philippines
February 11, 2010
Kuwait
March 11, 2010
Singapore
March 16, 2010
Hungary
March 25, 2010
Denmark
April 02, 2010
Mexico
April 20, 2010
Russia
July 07, 2010
Argentina
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An adaptation of Maurice Sendak's classic children's story, where Max, a disobedient little boy sent to bed without his supper, creates his own world--a forest inhabited by ferocious wild creatures that crown Max as their ruler.
Max (Max Records) is a young boy who feels misunderstood and wants to have fun all the time. He makes an igloo out of snow, but his sister's friends gang up on him and smash it. After making a scene in front of his mother's boyfriend, Max bites his mother and runs away. He keeps running until he stumbles upon a small boat; he climbs aboard and sets sail.After a few days at sea, he reaches the dangerous, rocky shore of a strange island at night. He leaves the boat on shore and walks toward voices he hears in the woods. Max eavesdrops on a few creatures arguing. One of them, Carol (voice: James Gandolfini), is destroying the huts and screaming. The other wild things are yelling at him, telling him to stop. Max runs out of the trees and joins Carol in destroying the huts. The wild things are angry about this and want to eat him. But Max tells them that he was the king where he came from, and he has "special powers," so the wild things can't eat him. Carol crowns him king of the wild things and the island. Max's first order of business is to "let the wild rumpus start!" The wild things and Max dance and run around the forest destroying things.The wild things introduce themselves: Ira (voice: Forest Whitaker), Carol, Douglas (voice: Chris Cooper), the bull, Judith (voice: Catherine O'Hara), and Alexander (voice: Paul Dano). K.W. (voice: Lauren Ambrose) is missing; she's gone to hang out with other friends, apparently after a disagreement.Carol shows Max his "Kingdom" and shows him his secret hideaway, where has built a miniature of the island. Carol says "There should be a place where only the things you want to happen, happen." Max thinks that with effort from all the wild things, they can build a place like that. Over the next few days, Max and the wild things build a large fortress of rocks and sticks.Tension grows between Max and the wild things when Judith starts to think Max isn't a good king. They have a dirtball fight and many of the wild things get hurt. K.W. and Carol argue and K.W. takes Max to see her friends Terry and Bob, who turn out to be owls. They go back to the fortress and the wild things (minus Carol) greet them with open arms. Carol throws a fit and is angry that they are letting two outsiders into the group. K.W. runs away with Terry and Bob. Max and the wild things are sad, sitting in the rain. Judith demands to see Max's "special powers" and wants K.W. to come back. The wild things discover Max isn't a king and that he has no powers. Carol is angry with Max, telling him he didn't keep everyone safe, and that he is an awful king.Max runs away with Carol pursuing him. K.W. hides Max in her stomach until Carol leaves. Max then decides it's time to go home. Things seem to be better when he and the wild things all go to the beach, where Max's boat is. Carol is in his secret hideaway crying when he realizes he is being stupid and sees a heart with his initial that Max made for him. (Carol made a similar one for Max on the fort earlier.) Carol runs toward the beach. Max gets into his boat and says goodbye to all the wild things. Carol finally arrives and is unable to speak, so he howls. The other wild things join in and Max howls back. After a brief boat trip he runs back home and his mother greets him with open arms, and feeds him.
Spike Jonze
Director(s)
Spike Jonze
Dave Eggers
Maurice Sendak
Writer(s)
Bruce Berman
executive producer
John B. Carls
producer (as John Carls)
Natalie Farrey
associate producer
Gary Goetzman
producer
Tom Hanks
producer
Jon Jashni
executive producer
Catherine Keener
associate producer
Vincent Landay
producer
Scott Mednick
executive producer
Maurice Sendak
producer
Thomas Tull
executive producer
Emma Wilcockson
associate producer
Producer(s)
Carter Burwell
Karen O
Composer(s)
Max
Max Records
Claire
Pepita Emmerichs
Claire's Friend
Max Pfeifer
Claire's Friend
Madeleine Greaves
Claire's Friend
Joshua Jay
Claire's Friend
Ryan Corr
Mom
Catherine Keener
Teacher
Steve Mouzakis
The Boyfriend
Mark Ruffalo
Carol (voice)
James Gandolfini
Carol Suit Performer
Vincent Crowley
Alexander (voice)
Paul Dano
Alexander Suit Performer
Sonny Gerasimowicz
Judith (voice)
Catherine O'Hara
Judith Suit Performer
Nick Farnell
Ira (voice)
Forest Whitaker
Ira Suit Performer
Sam Longley
The Bull (voice)
Michael Berry Jr.
The Bull Suit Performer
Angus Sampson
The Bull Additional Suit Performer
Mark McCracken
Douglas (voice)
Chris Cooper
Douglas Suit Performer
John Leary
KW (voice)
Lauren Ambrose
KW Suit Performer
Alice Parkinson
KW Additional Suit Performer
Garon Michael
Additional Max Performer
James Epinfaniou
Additional Max Performer
Joshua Evans
Additional Max Performer
Tess Grimshaw Lloyd
Additional Max Performer
Lucas Haynes
Additional Max Performer
Nathan Veal
Bob / Terry (voice)
Spike Jonze
Douglas (uncredited)
Brian La Rosa
Max's Classmate (uncredited)
Kalia Prescott
Director(s)
Dave Eggers
Maurice Sendak
Writer(s)
executive producer
John B. Carls
producer (as John Carls)
Natalie Farrey
associate producer
Gary Goetzman
producer
Tom Hanks
producer
Jon Jashni
executive producer
Catherine Keener
associate producer
Vincent Landay
producer
Scott Mednick
executive producer
Maurice Sendak
producer
Thomas Tull
executive producer
Emma Wilcockson
associate producer
Producer(s)
Karen O
Composer(s)
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