Probably got deleted. The film looks like bunch o' bullshit!

I just saw this movie: Heartrending, Intense, Emotional. The movie expands from the book so exponentially from a story about a child's imagination in his own room to a modern day, real life child actually going into sea and into an island where those monsters were. The monsters themselves are given names, personalities and EVERY character has some sort of emotional problem from being too quiet to being a total asshole. The movie has its comedic moments as to be expected of...what is expected to be a children's movie but it gives so much of a false sense of security that you'll be shocked at the twist and turns a scene will take when the characters start acting out. As the movie ends, you'll feel pretty sad.

Pros are the spot on design of the characters. Max is seen wearing his wolf costume complete with black fuzzy tail and whiskers, crown and scepter. And the wild things are depicted they way they originally were, so dont expect anything too different like Michael Bay's Transformers or some other original design based on something else. The Wild things dont talk like actual monsters but their respective human voice actors.

Despite being really sad, the movie was executed so well in story and character depiction. And no racial, contemporary humor is present in the attempt to appeal the audience. And no goddamn human actors dressed as furries or rock and roll music neither.

I recommend, highly, that you watch it right now.

That sounds all fine and dandy, but you liked Transformers 2!

That sounds all fine and dandy, but you liked Transformers 2!

My dear friend, Knuke.

hrmph! you are too young to understand a dramatic, computer-generated yet true adaptation of children's literature in the form of a cinematic feature production. good day ma'am.

LOL Look who's calling the vase Ming.