Review of Where the Wild Things Are (2009) by Cristian B — 18 Aug 2012
A visually innovative and emotionally resonant film about childhood. The film captures all of the raw emotions and wild imagination of a child. Director Jonze creates such a unique world that is dark at times, but also playful and transporting.
The creatures are visually striking and are given life thanks to a great cast of voice actors. Max Records gives one the best performances I've seen from a young actor, conveying all of the complex emotions Max is feeling.
One of the best films of the year and one of the best films about childhood I've seen.
This review of Where the Wild Things Are (2009) was written by Cristian B on 18 Aug 2012.
Where the Wild Things Are has generally received positive reviews.
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