Warner Bros. Pictures’ Where the Wild Things Are has finished no.1 at the box office over the weekend, pulling in an estimated $32.5M in ticket sales.
Where the Wild Things Are, directed by Spike Jonze and adapted from Maurice Sendak’s best selling 1963 book of the same name, follows 11 year old Max Records as he creates his own fantasy world – a forest inhabited by wild creatures that crown him as their ruler.
“Tribute must be paid to Spike Jonze, who took a brilliant book and created brilliant film from it,” said Dan Fellman, president of theatrical distribution for Warner Bros.
The flick broke a record for Warner Bros., setting its biggest opening weekend ever for an October release.
Source: Reuters
With the release of the movie Where the Wild Things Are, the video game based on the same best-selling children’s picture book by Maurice Sendak as the movie has been launched as well. The game will be available today on Xbox 360(R) video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PLAYSTATION(R)3 computer entertainment system, Wii(TM) and Nintendo DS(TM).
While I’m not a fan of video games based on the movies or the books, some people love them, so if you enjoy such kind of games, you can read more information about the game after the jump.
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Watch the following featurette that takes a look at how Max Records was cast for the part of Max in Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are.
The feature includes shots from Max’s audition, interviews with the crew and interviews with his parents.
Watch the feature after the jump.
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Watch a featurette on the making of Karen O And The Kids’ song soundtrack to Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are.
You have to love the childish energy going into every aspect of this highly anticipated film, and I say “childish” in an extremely positive way.
The featurette also includes a couple of new clips from the film as well as a few moments from behind-the-scenes. Watch it after the jump.
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A new TV spot titled ‘Critical Acclaim’ and a new short titled ‘Vampire Attack’ have been released for director Spike Jonze’s feature film adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s best selling book Where the Wild Things Are.
Watch them both after the jump.
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Two more brilliant TV Spots have been released for director Spike Jonze’s feature film adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s best selling book Where the Wild Things Are.
Where the Wild Things Are follows 11 year old Max Records as he creates his own fantasy world – a forest inhabited by wild creatures that crown him as their ruler.
Watch both TV Spots after the jump.
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Just over a week ago four absolutely beautiful character posters from director Spike Jonze’s feature film adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s best selling book Where the Wild Things Are were released. Today Warner Bros. has handed out another four that are just as beautiful.
Where the Wild Things Are follows 11 year old Max Records as he creates his own fantasy world – a forest inhabited by wild creatures that crown him as their ruler.
Check the new character posters out after the jump.
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The above image (click to enlarge) is one of five new images just released online from director Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are.
Check them all out after the jump.
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Two new TV Spots have been released for director Spike Jonze’s feature film adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s best selling book Where the Wild Things Are.
So far everything I see from this stunning looking film only serves to make me want to see it even more.
Videos after the jump.
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Four absolutely beautiful character posters from director Spike Jonze’s feature film adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s best selling book Where the Wild Things Are have been released.
Where the Wild Things Are follows 11 year old Max Records as he creates his own fantasy world – a forest inhabited by wild creatures that crown him as their ruler.
Check the character posters out after the jump.
Read the rest of this entry »
