Where the Wild Things Are
8th CircuitIn general, it's nice to see Max play around and have fun, but it somehow comes up short. The movie lacks that childhood "ma...
Hollywood ReporterA reverential but uninvolving adaptation of Maurice Sendak's classic illustrated book for children.
Black Sheep ReviewsAn adventure that offers a healing that stretches past the troubled boy on the screen to touch the inner child of anyone wat...
Are You Screening?Visually wonderful, but odd and lacking in many ways. Worthwhile and emotionally interesting, but strangely serious.
Get the Big PictureThere are a lot of things to love about 'Where the Wild Things Are,' but there needs to be at least one more.
PopscornWhat was once a fun and light-hearted story at least to my childish mind has been completely turned around to be a sad, me...
E! OnlineArtfully oddball director Spike Jonze brings his aesthetic to the much-loved children's book about a rowdy kid who leaves ho...
Collider“Where the Wild Things Are” is for those not afraid to remember the emotions of childhood and for children who not only know...
San Francisco ChronicleThere's something to be said for a children's fantasy in which a child travels to a foreign land - and finds that the creatu...
The New York TimesMost of the snuffling, growling beasts that roam and often stomp through “Where the Wild Things Are,” Spike Jonze’s alternat...
ReelViewsWhere the Wild Things Are may be the first family film in recent memory to rely not on narrative or character development bu...
Chicago Sun-TimesThe movie felt long to me, and there were some stretches during which I was less than riveted.
News in FilmTold with vivid, breathtaking visuals, the story speaks to and captures the whimsy and childlike fury of adolescence.
Hollywood ReporterA reverential but uninvolving adaptation of Maurice Sendak's classic illustrated book for children.
The New YorkerBut these beasts are all too real, and, appearances to the contrary, they aren’t wild things...
VarietyFleet of foot, emotionally attuned to its subject and instinctively faithful to its celebrated source, "Where the Wild Thing...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Spike Jonze
Writer: Spike Jonze
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Catherine Keener, Max Records, Mark Ruffalo
Release: October 16, 2009
Writer: Spike Jonze
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Catherine Keener, Max Records, Mark Ruffalo
Release: October 16, 2009
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