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Spike Jonze and Arcade Fire are a match made in heaven; their collaboration on the trailer campaign for Jones’ superb Where The Wild Things Are resulted in nothing short of a work of art. It comes as no surprise then that their latest collusion is equally compelling, as Jonze’s short film, Scenes from the Suburbs, [...]
Bloody-Disgusting posted the teaser trailer for Blinky™ earlier today, and it intrigued me enough to post it here. Written and directed by Ruairi Robinson, Blinky™, previously titled Bad Robot, stars Max Records (Where the Wild Things Are), Jenni Fontana (TV’s Dollhouse) and James Nardini (TV’s Grey’s Anatomy). Blinky™ tells the story of a boy (Records) [...]
In bringing one of the most beloved children’s book of recent times to the screen Spike Jonze had only one objective in mind: to be faithful to the spirit of Maurice Sendak’s seminal work, and this love for the crazed, childlike escapism of the source material is powerfully bought to the screen. Adapting Where the [...]
Yesterday, Jon was lucky enough to see Where the Wild Things Are. His review is here, and to whet your appetite our friend James Kleinmann has been lucky enough to catch up with the cast and director, Spike Jonze and collected these great audio interviews. James also interviewed with the child star of the movie [...]
Where the Wild Things Are as a movie has been in production for about 4 years now and we’re finally getting close to the being able to see it on the big screen. It’s out 11th December and we here at HeyUGuys can’t wait to see it. The guys over at VBS.TV have just sent [...]
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 two are, how Spike managed to [...]
Our lucky US cousins are already getting their first look at Spike Jonze’s fiercely awaited adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s classic Where the Wiid Things Are, and initial indications proclaim it to be a triumph. I don’t think it was in any doubt that Jonze would bring his considerable aesthetic talents to this revered work, and [...]
