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Where the Wild Things Are (2009)
filmforager.blogspot.com - 10/27/2009
Where the Wild Things Are (2009)
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The inspirational trailer and promise of tempur-pedic seats were certainly abundant reasons to get me out to Jordan's Furniture (an amazing place involving trapeze artists, jelly bean sculptures, Fuddruckers, furniture, and an Imax theater) to see Where the Wild Things Are . Twice. Based on ...
How Warners survived the wild ride on Spike Jonze's 'Wild Things'
latimesblogs.latimes.com - 10/20/2009
How Warners survived the wild ride on Spike Jonze's 'Wild Things'
— latimesblogs.latimes.com — If they gave out Oscars for marketing campaigns, you could pretty much hand out the trophy right... now to Warner Bros. marketing chief Sue Kroll, who almost single-handedly managed to find an audience for "Where the Wild Things Are," the... (more) How Warners survived the wild ride on Spike Jonze's ...

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Giving A Second Shot To "Where The Wild Things Are"
theauteurs.com - 10/21/2009
Giving A Second Shot To "Where The Wild Things Are"
— theauteurs.com —   It is not common practice for a film reviewer, or film writer, or, not to split... hairs, a film critic, to reveal the state of mind he or she was in when seeing a film. Nor to necessarily admit that said state of mind colored one’s perception ... (more) Giving A Second Shot To "Where The Wild Things Are"

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Where The Wild Things Are Featurette
heyuguys.co.uk - 10/27/2009
Where The Wild Things Are Featurette
— heyuguys.co.uk — A new featurette from behind the scenes of the eagerly anticipated movie Where The Wild Things Are... has just been released. The featurette follows the relationship between the film’s director Spike Jonze and the 9 year old lead, Max Records. In the clip are examples of how close the ... (more) Where The Wild Things Are Featurette

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