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MTV Knows WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE!

Wow by Aloy	Jun 24th, 2007 08:52:13 PM
There's a memory lane film to see.
the trogs? by purplemonkeydw	Jun 24th, 2007 08:56:51 PM
looks cool
The Score by blacklodgebob	Jun 24th, 2007 08:58:10 PM
Is Carter Burwell doing this score? Anyone know who's doing the score? When is this supposed to be released?
Was the children's book by cammywobs	Jun 24th, 2007 09:01:57 PM
really popular? I thought I was one of few people who liked it...
could be... by BCfreeB	Jun 24th, 2007 09:03:14 PM
AMAZING www.unseenfilms.com
purplemonkeydw by mr. brownstone	Jun 24th, 2007 09:06:57 PM
you get major props for making a reference to The Pit. You crazy bastard you.
Spike Jonze directed this. by mr. brownstone	Jun 24th, 2007 09:08:44 PM
Just thought I'd bring that up since it wasn't mentioned in the post.
was the article edited... by mr. brownstone	Jun 24th, 2007 09:10:51 PM
or did I just space and miss it the first time?
This looks amazing... by JackIsLost	Jun 24th, 2007 09:13:52 PM
BEING JOHN MALKOVICH is one the most stunning achievements of cinema and on the absolute best of the 90s. People give a lot of that credit to Charlie Kaufman but his original script didn't have the same resonance of the final film. I totally agree, Mori, this has the potential to be AMAZING... ask Spike if killing Harry actually WILL get the movie released one day earlier. If so, start sharpening the machete...
And on the score... by JackIsLost	Jun 24th, 2007 09:14:47 PM
I say hire Michael Giacchino. Just a suggestion.
Bernard,Emil and Moishe by Redfive!	Jun 24th, 2007 09:20:40 PM
Better look EXACTLY like them in the book,well all the characters better,Im sure Spike knows what he's doing,I cant wait.
"Wowwie Wow Wow!" by Redrockmullet	Jun 24th, 2007 09:23:03 PM
...Christopher Walken sounds STOKED!
The Kid's too blond. by iamnicksaicnsn	Jun 24th, 2007 09:44:41 PM
Other than that it could be good. Hopefully better than the "Where The Wild Things Are" "interactive exhibit" was at The Metreon (SF, WHat??).
Spike Jonze Awesome... by jajarsjockstrap	Jun 24th, 2007 09:47:10 PM
...and if the cinematic masterpieces that are The Polar Express, The Grinch and The Cat and The Hat are any indication of how great this film will be, we're all in for an uberlicious treat!
Won't Children be Frightened? by CarbonGhost	Jun 24th, 2007 09:50:01 PM
I am
The wild things are too wild by jesuschrist	Jun 24th, 2007 09:50:56 PM
Other than that it could be good.
TOO RUMPUS-Y by Pound Sand	Jun 24th, 2007 09:51:19 PM

Awesome by Veni Vidi Vici	Jun 24th, 2007 09:54:03 PM
great pic. i enjoyed the book and i'm looking forward to the movie, just curious to see how they expand on the story.
monster2Bpitied... by jajarsjockstrap	Jun 24th, 2007 10:05:45 PM
Jajar is the Spaghetti Monster's roomate's brother's bestfriend's obgyn. Why the affinity for intimate apparel? Duh -- he killed the infamous manther of the peace river while wearing -- wait for it -- A JOCKSTRAP. so, shut the fuggidy fug up, beeyotch.
monster2Bpitied -- one more thing by jajarsjockstrap	Jun 24th, 2007 10:16:44 PM
He's the bastard child of Jason Voorhees and Ma Fratelli.
And one more thing... by jajarsjockstrap	Jun 24th, 2007 10:18:52 PM
Monster2bpitied, U R 2 Cool 2 B 4 gotten.
Fuck yeah! by jimmy_009	Jun 24th, 2007 10:26:37 PM
I can't wait for this. If it wasn't Spike Jonze I would be extremely apprehensive though.
Now if someone could find info on Andrew Henry's Meadow by jimmy_009	Jun 24th, 2007 10:28:15 PM
Zach Braff and his brother wrote the script based on the awesome kids book from the 60's. Info on that one is hard to come by.
Agreed... by jajarsjockstrap	Jun 24th, 2007 10:28:39 PM
Spike Jonze changes everything. I don't know of any other person I'd rather see direct this film -- other than Ron Howard. MAN, he rules! Grinch for life!
monster2bpitied... by jajarsjockstrap	Jun 24th, 2007 10:33:15 PM
dude, seriously, I can't tell whether you're kidding or not. er, no comprende?
american dad...hehehe by jajarsjockstrap	Jun 24th, 2007 10:40:57 PM
that show is poopy.
That kid looks like Ed Furlong. by superninja	Jun 24th, 2007 10:59:23 PM
Also, the kid looks fine, but I was expecting the colors to be more saturated? I mean I know you make changes, but it looks like Henson muppets in sunlight. Which seems kind of Jonze's thing, so maybe it will work?
maybe i'm just out of touch by HessenRoots	Jun 24th, 2007 10:59:26 PM
But is anyone that watches MTV today even going know the books? I remember having them as a kid (being 26)...are they still around with all the Harry Potter's and whatnot?
Sure, they are still around. The books are by superninja	Jun 24th, 2007 11:02:05 PM
intended for a younger group than Potter, though. Can we get Liza Lou and the Yellow Belly Swamp - The Movie?
glad to hear by HessenRoots	Jun 24th, 2007 11:11:28 PM
these are still being read, great children's stories if you ask me. Maybe Harold and the Purple Crayon isn't too far off
Mike Meyers can take that one. by superninja	Jun 24th, 2007 11:15:24 PM
"Well you know my name is Simon, and like to make drawrings."
Speaking of by HessenRoots	Jun 24th, 2007 11:29:01 PM
Speaking of children's lit based movies, I wouldn't mind seeing a really well done version of Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, true to the original stories. To hell with the Disney versions and the made for TV BS. Get a good FX house, a talented cast and someone thats willing to write the screenplay true to the stories and they'd have my nine bucks.
nice by LegoKenobi	Jun 24th, 2007 11:38:40 PM
so far, i likey.
300 shows that you can make those kinds of movies. by superninja	Jun 24th, 2007 11:42:53 PM
Now, I'm suggesting it be an all-ages film and not some warped adult version, but surely they can make movies like Narnia, The Jungle Book, Oz, 20 Thousand Leagues, etc., like a living picture book straight out of someone's imagination. No more of this realism stuff! I've always wanted to see Rip Van Winkle done really well - that is a creepy story! Maybe a collection of fairy tales told by Gilliam with themes that build on one another.
I just peed my pants over this. by AllPowerfulWizardOfOz	Jun 24th, 2007 11:44:47 PM
Well no not really but, holy mother of fucking god this was and still is my favorite book from when I was a child. I had NO idea there was a movie being made and thank the gods it's someone as awesome as Spike mutha fuckin Jonze!!! Man I picture myself before the movie in my car sparking one up and walking into this blazed out of my skull and loving every single min of it.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar: The Movie by superninja	Jun 24th, 2007 11:53:31 PM
Starring John Travolta. AAAahhh I'm scared!
Boy in suit! Boy in suit! Boy in suit! by Zardoz	Jun 25th, 2007 12:06:09 AM
oh,pleasebegoodpleasebegoodple asebegoodpleasebegoodpleasebeg ood...
A classic. LOVED the book as a kid. by Yeti	Jun 25th, 2007 12:15:19 AM
Hope they do it justice.
Make way for ducklings by disfigurehead	Jun 25th, 2007 12:51:01 AM
Starring The Rock
A Classic Children's Book...It is by Shub-Wankalot	Jun 25th, 2007 01:06:12 AM
Adapting to the screen requires a terrific script that captures the essence of the book, without losing its identity and message. I hope the movie rocks.
Yes!! by Bagheera	Jun 25th, 2007 01:06:22 AM
Definitely one of my favorites, if not favorite children's book. And this picture is fabulous. I could not be happier right now..
Wooden performance from Max... by schnipple	Jun 25th, 2007 01:18:53 AM
I think Spike Jonze is one of the best new auteurs out of Hollywood if not the most original but there's a flame war going on in the imdb board for this movie. Crew members from the production are leaking stories about why this film has been moved from a tent pole summer pic into the october dead zone because the kid who plays Max delivered a wooden performance. Supposedly, Jonze is trying to save the film but is facing less and less studio support like scale backs on post and cgi. I hope this shit isn't true. This is one of my favorite children's books and Jonze has the perfect sensibility as a director to create something special. I will be so pissed if this film comes off as flat because TPTB allowed themselves to get stuck with a talentless kid without experience. Someone said Jonze really liked the kids look and audition and thought he could draw out a good performance. One word, hubris....
When is the movie version by Ruddy Heck	Jun 25th, 2007 01:23:41 AM
of "The little mole who knew it was none of business" coming? It is clearly the best chidren's-book-about-a-mole-wi th-a-piece-of crap-on-his-head ever written. And that picture looks great too...
OK, I got like LOADS of questions by BadMrWonka	Jun 25th, 2007 01:43:54 AM
1. wikipedia lists James Gandolfini as a cast member? if that is happening, can we get some info? if not, who the FUCK changed their mind about him. Gandolfini as the voice of one of the monsters, PROVIDED he didn't do a thick new jersey accent, would be amazing. 2. imdb lists Paul Dano as the voice of Alexander...who the hell is that? they better not bring too many kids into this... 3. has anyone here seen any of the operatic performances of this, or know anything about them? I'm assuming that they might have looked at those as the basis for stretching it into a normal 80 minute 3-act. the operas were WAY long, and even with the musical numbers stretching it out, I'm sure they aded shit. and those were co-written by Sendak. 4. Knocked up has like $110 million now. where's the guy that 2 weeks ago was telling me it wasn't a blockbuster and would barely break even? 5. Spike Jonze is my second choice for dream director of this, only second to Michael Gondry...
also, not to start an AICN conspiracy, buuuuut.... by BadMrWonka	Jun 25th, 2007 01:47:44 AM
I was pretty drunk the other night, but I could have sworn there was an article posted, that had 3 reviews for, I want to say, Die Hard...and the 2nd of the 3 was really homophobic, lots of references to the "faeries" that wouldn't like it, etc... and then today, poof it's gone? and there's an article with only 2 reviews. but there are NO references to the missing on in the Tb, and no one clamoring (as they obviously would) for an explanation or wanting to taunt AICN (as they OBVIOUSLY would, given the chance) for posting, then removing the offending review. anyone? bueller? bueller?
Brought a smile to my face... by Artifakts	Jun 25th, 2007 02:24:42 AM
How good is this film going to be? This and Fantastic Mr. Fox, are must-sees!!
A very short book by ironburl	Jun 25th, 2007 02:28:53 AM
He acts up, gets sent to his room, imagines that he goes to an island in a boat, becomes king of monsters, parties, smells dinner, goes back home. I'm having trouble seeing this as anything but a short. He could have made a really cool short, but I'm worried that there will be a good 7 minute short padded out by 83 minutes of childhood-raping additions. Spike Jonez being involved and that photo makes me a little less scared.
looks like they've got it right by newc0253	Jun 25th, 2007 02:56:57 AM
but the CGI bedroom -> forest shift will be the clincheer.
Wearing Harry's skin? by Barry Egan	Jun 25th, 2007 03:25:32 AM
Sounds like Hostel 3.
MTV don't know shit by Doc_Strange	Jun 25th, 2007 03:37:02 AM
Does anyone seriously watch MTV? They call it MTV but where the fuck is the Music? I remember they actually used to play music videos back in the day. Lame. Now if I want music videos I can watch The Tube for free.
I LOVED the book as a kid by Doc_Strange	Jun 25th, 2007 03:40:45 AM
I remember it being the first book I memorized. Our teacher used to read that and There's a Nightmare in My Closet and another one with a Caterpillar but I forgot the name. Also Maurice Sendak is one of the BEST childrens book illustrators of all time along with Mercer Mayer who I thought was awesome with the Little Monster books. Major props to those guys. Yally 4 lifem baby!!
Mori, first get Harry to rub the lotion on its skin... by Det. John Kimble	Jun 25th, 2007 04:00:22 AM
It makes the hide much more pliable. And remember, if you think he smells bad on the outside...
BadMrWonka by Franklin T Marmoset	Jun 25th, 2007 04:37:53 AM
Are you sure you're not thinking of the magnificently hilarious review of Transformers by LamborghiniCountacheStill#1? That one insisted Transformers was for REAL MEN and not for cunts or fairies. Maybe that's the one you're thinking of. Also, I'm cautiously looking forward to this one. I remember liking the book when I was a kid, and I love Spike Jonze. I'm not sure about these directors doing kiddy films, though. I read that Wes Anderson is doing The Fantastic Mr Fox next, which seems like a similarly odd choice.
Saw a ton of video and pictures from this film... by Latauro	Jun 25th, 2007 06:37:41 AM
...and couldn't bring myself to post them. Needless to say, the whole thing looks amazing (especially the cockatoo thing). But mostly this is me just showing off and disguising it as a legitimate talkback. Nice.
My favorite book of ALL time. by kikuchiyoboy	Jun 25th, 2007 06:49:52 AM
This book is the reason I'm one foot halfway to Never Land. Nothing beats that image of Max and them dancing to the moon.
Harold and the Purple Crayon by jeffrex007	Jun 25th, 2007 06:58:34 AM
Years before "Malkovich" Spike Jonze was supposed to direct a live-action adaptation of the childrens book "Harold and the Purple Crayon," and actually began some pre-production work before the whole thing went into turn-around. Looks like he's finally getting his childrens-lit itch scratched. As for "Harold" i think Michel Gondry would do a great version.
The Opera by Anna Valerious	Jun 25th, 2007 07:36:04 AM
I believe years ago in Chicago (I think this was in the '90s), an opera based on this book was produced with full bodied puppets. I don't think that they would've lived up to Henson quality, but they did look very much like Sendak's art. Also, if you like that, see "Nutcracker: The Motion Picture". They took the Pacific Northwest Ballet's version (Which is based on the Sendak book) and made it into a film in the '80s.
Wow, now THATS how to treat a children's property by Ricky Henderson	Jun 25th, 2007 08:05:48 AM
I'll confess: I'm a total Sendak nut and the idea of Spike Jonze making this is just sublime. And Anna: that Sendak version of the Nutcracker is abolsutely amazing. I'm 27 and I still watch it every year at Christmas.
Also, when is this coming out? by Ricky Henderson	Jun 25th, 2007 08:12:42 AM
(Other than not freaking soon enough). http://ridingwithricky.blogspo t.com
Wow, that pic alone suggests they got this right. by Nice Marmot	Jun 25th, 2007 08:28:30 AM
It will be interesting to see how they expand the story to a full length film. I seem to remember Max chasing his dog w/ a knife and fork, like he was going to eat it. I also remember the illustrations of the room transforming to jungle being so damn cool & cinematic almost.
Animation Test by LGM	Jun 25th, 2007 08:30:42 AM
Computer animation has come along way. This still looks cool even if it a tad dated. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =LvIDRoO8KnM
What other stuff did you guys read as kids? by Nice Marmot	Jun 25th, 2007 08:35:18 AM
I used to love this book called "East of the Sun. West of the Moon." I believe Don Bluth was trying to get it made way back in the NIMH days. That would be a good one to adapt for sure. I also used to read this really freaky one about someone being stalked by some weird creature in a cabin in the woods. Don't know how to spell it exactly, but you pronounce it "Tail-Eee-Poe." Interested to hear if anyone read it. Also been waiting for years for "The Cricket in Times Square." Was always surprised Disney didn't pick it up. I picture it done w/ Chomet's animation though. Would rock.
Too Venomy!!! by boba_rob	Jun 25th, 2007 08:45:47 AM
Greatest film since Cranked!!!
I was all about Bill Peet's books by Ricky Henderson	Jun 25th, 2007 08:46:24 AM
One of his books was about a red caboose (I think it was called "The Red Caboose") and another of his books was called "Wump World." Yeah, Bill Peet was good stuff indeed.
Ricky by Banky the Hack	Jun 25th, 2007 09:08:39 AM
Being an aspiring children's book writer, I am all about the Bill Peet. If you all haven't read any of his books, they're phenomenal...he used to be a Disney illustrator and his drawings and stories are even better than the classic Disney tales. The Whingdingdilly is among his best, and Kermit the Hermit too. Oh, and the one about the caboose was "The Caboose Who Got Loose", and "The Wump World" is an even better environmental cautionary tale than the Lorax.
How? The Book is so SHORT! by ZeroCorpse	Jun 25th, 2007 09:09:32 AM
Yes, it's a classic, and yes, it's awesome, but it's a very, very short story. How do you turn that into a 90+ minute movie?
Not a fan of Spike's sock-puppet-styley cinematography by chuknowz	Jun 25th, 2007 09:19:50 AM
but I think he's perfect for this story at least visually.
Banky,The Whingdingdilly? by Ricky Henderson	Jun 25th, 2007 09:32:38 AM
Never read that one. I'll need to check it out pronto. Can't wait until I've got kids of my own to buy these books for. Modern children's books just aren't as well written and illustrated as they where when I was a little kid. They feel sterile and unimaginative. You know what was also a great book? "Mike Mulligan and his Steamshovel." It's 60 years old now, but the artwork was very retro and cool. That same artist (Virginia Lee Burton) also made "Katy and the Big Snow." And while I'm busy waxing nostalgic, "Make way for Ducklings" and "Blueberrys for Sale" by Robert McClosky were terrific as well.
Reminds me of bedtime stories... by C00L DUD3	Jun 25th, 2007 09:32:52 AM
...I'm gettin' sleepy...zzzzz
Jackie Chan IS "The Five Chinese Brothers" by TimBenzedrine	Jun 25th, 2007 09:45:38 AM
Coming to a theatre near you.
whiel were waxing poetic by rdsxfan8	Jun 25th, 2007 10:17:28 AM
about childrends book, when i was lil i read "mr poppers penguins". i figured with all the penguin movies over the last few yrs ( march or, surfs up, happy feet, etc...) that there would eb some interest in adapting this one as well. and a bunch of books that i read are some that cant be adapted for screen, such as most of the shel silverstein ones ( a light in the attic, etc...) but they are great for kids just learning to appreciate books.
John Waters to direct Sendak's IN THE NIGHT KITCHEN?? by finky089	Jun 25th, 2007 10:26:03 AM
Tell me that wouldn't be a great fit, huh?
Jackie Chan X 5 in RIKI TIKI TEMBO: THE MOVIE! by finky089	Jun 25th, 2007 10:34:10 AM
now there's one that would be interesting. But, if Disney can make a sucessful movei from a theme park ride, I guess tranger things are possible.
Ha ha..."RIKI TIKI TEMBO..." by C00L DUD3	Jun 25th, 2007 10:53:37 AM
finky089, I haven't heard those three words in YEARS...
Cammywobs by jmyoung666	Jun 25th, 2007 11:05:47 AM
I have the opposite reaction to you. I see references to this story all the time and it appears that it stuck with a lot of people. I have vague memories of it from when I was kid, and I do not understand the cultural resonance of this story. I can think of half a dozen Seuss stories that have left more lasting impressions than this story.
HEY! IT's MAX! by NubtheSquirrel	Jun 25th, 2007 11:23:30 AM
I can't wait to see this movie. This was one of my favorite mooks when I was a kid and I can't wait to read it to my kids. This movie could and should be fantastic...
Spike Jonze... don't screw this up. by modlight	Jun 25th, 2007 11:37:33 AM
For a man who has made some of the most innovative, fun, unpretentious music videos his films are really heavy handed and unnecessarily dark. I hope he does this story right. This shot is cool.. looks like "Legend"
What I read as a kid by Bloo	Jun 25th, 2007 11:50:10 AM
I read the standard kids, stuff, Seaseme Street's "The Monster at the end of this book" of course Where the Wild Things Are, lots of dr. suess, but then I started reading the hardy boys and Jules Verne, read Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn like every summer, The Hobbit (although never got into the LOTR until college when the movies were just starting to prep up, about Christmas of '99). However there was one series of books I remember reading as a little kid, don't remember th ename but it had to do with a city full of animals and how one had a different problem in each book, like the elphent grocer couldn't stop eating, The Zebra was ashamed of his stripes, etc. Weird stuff
Finky thats brilliant by Ricky Henderson	Jun 25th, 2007 11:59:48 AM
And also very disturbing...
Yeah, you are right. They should've cast Bjork by superninja	Jun 25th, 2007 12:18:50 PM
and made it a musical!
Cultural resonance is the art and that the story by superninja	Jun 25th, 2007 12:21:40 PM
is about a bratty kid who gets to become king and do whatever he wants - what kid wouldn't like it?
East of the Sun West of the Moon is a fairy tale. by superninja	Jun 25th, 2007 12:32:02 PM
It's a classic. I love all of these books being mentioned. Good memories. The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses.
great pic by sokitome	Jun 25th, 2007 01:20:55 PM
Wow that looks like a literal translation of the artwork from the original book. Fantastic! wait spike didn't change the images to look more complex and busy, wait they're not changing the rating to an R, see this is how a real director (spike) makes a movie.
Is that Sweetums on the right in that picture?? by finky089	Jun 25th, 2007 03:44:37 PM

RIKI TIKI TEMBO - what was that about anyway by finky089	Jun 25th, 2007 03:52:59 PM
I remember it being read to us several times in pre-school and I can still hear the teacher saying "Riki tiki tembo nosarembo charry barry roochie pipbo pembo" (or whatever) over and over in my head. And I remember one of the kids fell down a well, but the rest is all a blur. Do any of you guys actually remember what it's about? It needs its own flick.
Ricky Henderson- Divine would have been all 3 bakers by finky089	Jun 25th, 2007 03:54:15 PM
which is, perhaps, just more disturbing.
RIKI-T-T by C00L DUD3	Jun 25th, 2007 04:27:05 PM
Yeah, you've got it finky. "Riki-Tiki-Tembo..." was just his nickname. "Riki-Tiki-Tembo-No Sa Rembo-Chari Bari Ruchi-Pip Peri Pembo" was his entire name...so when he falls down the well, the kid that was with him/saw it happen has to run around telling everyone that: "Riki-Tiki-Tembo-No Sa Rembo-Chari Bari Ruchi-Pip Peri Pembo...has fallen down the well!!" And, you basically just hear that name over-and-over-and-over again... Not much to it...But, still brings back memories, tho!!!
KID IN SUIT!!! KID IN SUIT!!! KID IN SUIT!!! by Some Dude	Jun 25th, 2007 04:27:26 PM
That is all.
WTF! by lost.rules	Jun 25th, 2007 06:26:51 PM
I have no idea what's going on.
Finky and Cool Dud, R-T-T by Little Mike	Jun 25th, 2007 06:32:51 PM
Rikki Tikki Tembo was about two Chinese boys, the oldest (R-T-T) and the youngest (Chang). RTT falls down a well and (I think it was Chang at first) tries to tell people that his brother fell down the well but his name is too long and it takes too long to tell people who is in the well. If I remember correctly, other people try and get help and they run into the same problem and so poor RTT is stuck in the well and either doesn't get out alive or when he does he never fully recovers. That's just what I remember reading as a kid, but there's a wiki on it that says something to the same effect over at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T ikki_Tikki_Tembo
Finky and Cool Dud, R-T-T by Little Mike	Jun 25th, 2007 06:33:20 PM
Rikki Tikki Tembo was about two Chinese boys, the oldest (R-T-T) and the youngest (Chang). RTT falls down a well and (I think it was Chang at first) tries to tell people that his brother fell down the well but his name is too long and it takes too long to tell people who is in the well. If I remember correctly, other people try and get help and they run into the same problem and so poor RTT is stuck in the well and either doesn't get out alive or when he does he never fully recovers. That's just what I remember reading as a kid, but there's a wiki on it that says something to the same effect over at http://tinyurl.com/3692j3
TimBenzedrine wins the TB! by ArcadianDS	Jun 25th, 2007 07:15:31 PM
5 Chinese Brothers ftw! Think of all the money they'll save not having to CGI Jackie Chan's gigantic head when he swallows the ocean. Shia Lebouf has already been cast as 'fish boy'
5 Chinese Brothers by hst666	Jun 25th, 2007 08:32:07 PM
Didn't the guy that swallowed the ocean get the death penalty for accidentally drowning one or two people?
Benicio Del Toro is the voice of a WILD THING by Supernatural_Canary	Jun 25th, 2007 08:59:25 PM
I saw a clip of a WILD THING still with some of his dialog from 21 GRAMS playing over it as a test. Bizarre. Of course, that was back in 2005. I hope Del Toro is still involved. His voice as a WILD THING would be out of this world.
Oh, and of course Dave Eggers did the screenplay by Supernatural_Canary	Jun 25th, 2007 09:05:27 PM
and will be doing the novel adaptation. It's all very exciting.
Tikki Tikki Tembo is about why Chinese people by superninja	Jun 25th, 2007 10:36:52 PM
give their kids such short names (I'm not joking). The one with the long name falls down the well and almost drowns because his brother Chang has to run back out of breath and then pronounce his long, honorable name.

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