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'Where The Wild Things Are' Trailer Comes to Hairy, Scary Life
Parents have been reading it for decades. Children have been dreaming about it for generations. We’ve been following the development of the movie for what seems like forever. And now, we finally have...
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'Where the Wild Things Are' Star Compares Book's Bad Buzz to His 'Really,...
After numerous delays, horror stories of re-edits, trailers that kick ass and so much more, you could be forgiven if you don’t know what to think about “Where the Wild Things Are” anymore. Now, after...
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Good Advice From 'Where The Wild Things Are': 'Don't Feed It'
In the "Where the Wild Things Are" clip below, Max (Max Records) and Carol (James Gandolfini) stroll through the desert discussing heavy matters, like the dying sun and everything turning to dust. Then...
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'Where The Wild Things Are' Stars Recall Their Earliest Experiences With The...
FROM MTV.COM: It's a rite of passage. It's the flexing of one of our most important muscles: imagination. But most importantly, it's pure and simple fun. It is the reading of Maurice Sendak's classic...
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Meeting The 'Where The Wild Things Are' Family
"Where the Wild Things Are" is out on Friday, so all this week I've been dribbling out brief clips from it here on the blog. In today's clip, embedded below, Carol (James Gandolfini) introduces Max...
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Max Has 'No Plans To Eat Anybody' In This 'Where The Wild Things Are' Clip
In the "Where the Wild Things Are" clip below, young Max (Max Records) huddles himself into the depths of a Wild Things pile-on for a heart-to-heart with KW (Lauren Ambrose). He reveals that he's not...
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Watch The Dirt Clods Fly In This 'Where The Wild Things Are' Clip
Some of you die-hards might have seen it last night, but "Where the Wild Things Are" is officially OUT as of today. Reviews have been punctuated by mixed emotions, but now the movie can be weighed...
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Kurt Loder Reviews 'Where The Wild Things Are'
FROM MTV.COM: Anyone wanting to turn Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are" into a movie must face a steep challenge. The 1963 book — esteemed as a classic for ... I guess "kids of all ages"...
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