There's one in all of us.
Count me in among the millions that wanted Spike Jonze's head on a platter if Where the Wild Things Are wasn't fantastic. I went in assuming I'd either leave the theater bitter and disappointed or ecstatic and giddy and raving about how great it was. Instead I came out wanting to kick and throw things, run, climb trees, and fall down exhausted. It made me quiet and moody and inarticulate. In other words, it is fantastic, and in way I never expected.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(161)
-
▼
October
(27)
- Stemapunk Month Wallpapers: Manchess, Foster, Tene...
- Quick update: The posters mentioned below are all ...
- Steampunk Month Letterpress Poster
- Donato demo download from Massive Black
- Just in: Idiot's Books still amazing!
- Vote for Scott Fischer!
- Behind the scenes on the Eye of the World ebook cover
- Eye of the World ebook now on Amazon
- David Grove, Hall of Fame: a Greg Manchess introdu...
- Tor.com Steampunk Meet-up
- Animation
- Google Maps Alphabet
- The High Life
- Free Eco Organic Label Icons Vector Pack
- Kinuko Craft
- Animation: "This Way Up" and "The Falcom"
- There's one in all of us.
- Vance Kovacs and Michael Morcock's Hawkmoon
- Lightspeed Magazine
- Vote for Scott Fischer's JUMP!
- Illustration Master Class 2010, open for enrollment
- Jon Foster, new site
- Sam Weber, new site and Lord of the Flies
- The art of Levathan, part two: An interview with K...
- Early October
- The art of Leviathan, part 1: An interview with Sc...
- It's Steampunk month on Tor.com. And, see the proc...
-
▼
October
(27)