So really, where are the wild things? No one really knows, and let’s be honest, who cares? The book, written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak, was good enough to go without question. The movie, directed by Spike Jonze, continued the tradition.
The original story was made up of only 10 sentences, to make a full length film about the book was a great feat that Jonze tackled with ambition. In an interview with Filter magazine, Jonze went into detail about keeping the movie very simplistic and child-like, never making things “too …