Showing posts with label Spike Jonze. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spike Jonze. Show all posts

Friday, January 22, 2010

Trailer: I'm Here


Director of Where the Wild Things Are Spike Jonze has released a trailer for his new 30 minute short film "I'm Here" and I have it here for you below. The short follows a library assistant in an ordinary life in L.A. who opens his eyes to opportunity and love. Or more simply, a love story about the relationship between two robots living in L.A. Checkout the trailer and a bit more aout the short after the jump...

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Posters: 'Wild Things Are'

Four brand new character posters for "Where the Wild Things Are" have hit the net and I have them here for you below. The new character posters feature Max, Carol, KW and Judith. Like everything else we have seen so far for Spike Jonze's adaptation of Maurice Sendak's amazing book, the posters are glorious. Last night while viewing "9" with the family we were treated to the trailer for "Where the Wild Things Are" and I was reminded how excited I am to finally see this film on a big screen. What is even better is the reminder these posters give us that "Where the Wild Things Are" will play on IMAX screens when it hits theaters October 16th. Checkout the 4 brand new character posters below...

Friday, September 4, 2009

Poster 2: 'Wilds Things'

A brand new poster for Spike Jonze's "Where the Wild Things Are" has hit the net over at MSN, but I have it here for you below. The new poster features Max and Carol standing in the middle of the desert that has been featured in the trailer. There is not a whole left to explain or express about this film that I haven't done so already in previous posts. Every single image I have seen for the film has put me in awe or given me chills and that is just the imagery. When I watch the trailer I have fallen into a trance and have generally watched it numerous times in a row. I honestly think it the most times I have ever watched a trailer. There is no doubt I have built this film up to be a masterpiece and I hopefully it comes through, at least for me (I can careless if others like it). Enough blabbering, "Where the Wild Things Are" releases October 16th. Oh yeah, checkout the brand new poster below...