tiffany7marie wrote:
Yes I anticipated the release of Where the Wild Things Are. I hadn't had a chance to see it in theaters.. I loved it. I thought it was very creative!
Creative is a good word for the movie in my opinion, too, tiffany7. I think the director envisioned the story anew, in a way. It wasn't like he really "adapted" the picture book, as it were. It's more like he took a brand new take on the story, as a film, and remade it.
I actually liked it a lot better than I thought I would when I saw it in the theater. I'm curious what the special features will be in the DVD, and whether they'll show too much about how it was made. Sometimes, even though the special features are made to be "behind the scenes," and you have the option to watch them or not, I find myself not wanting to break the "magic" of filmmaking too much. I don't always want to see "the man behind the curtain," you know?
