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Where the Wild Things Are

Nils J. Nesse

Nils J. Nesse

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Wow, new Spike Jonze film looks brilliant in a number of ways, incl. cinematography. DoP: Lance Acord.

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFDcaTI0cl8


Looking at the trailer, one thing that strikes me is: What lenses did they use?
 
Wow.....
 
Yeah this movie has been my biggest anticipation in the 2009 year of movies. I really can't wait for this one.
 
I've been eagerly awaiting this flick for, what, 6 years now? And when I finally saw the trailer in the spring, it exceeded my expectations. We'll just have to see if the film does the same :) Definitely my most anticipated film of '09.

EDIT: just in case anyone hasn't seen it, make sure to watch trailer 1 over at apple.
 
Maurice Sendak's wonderful book had a huge influence on me when I was a kid. Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings did not kill my imaginations of J.R. Tolkien's book, it actually machted them closely. Hopefully I will say that with Spike Jonze's film as well. The Trailer raises some hope. It looks a bit desaturated and brownish compared to Sendak's world-class colourful drawings. May be that's a non-issue.

Hans
 
isn't the book like 10 pages long?
 
This_is_art.

!!! can't wait!

QUOTE=Nils J. Nesse;460207]Wow, new Spike Jonze film looks brilliant in a number of ways, incl. cinematography. DoP: Lance Acord.

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFDcaTI0cl8


Looking at the trailer, one thing that strikes me is: What lenses did they use?[/QUOTE]
 
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