No, both of you are particularly wrong. I used to love the book and saw the movie.
**SPOILER ALERT**
The movie is About a Boy named Max who is sent to his bedroom for unruly behavior by his mother after stomping on the kitchen table and not wanting to eat frozen corn. He bites his mother on the shoulder and then runs away and finds a small boat. He boards the boat and it takes him out to sea. He sketches his name in the side of the boat. He finds an island and docks his boat and then begins to climb up the steep side of the island. He finds a big bonfire with all the wild things. Carol, the main wild thing, is destroying all their homes because his lover, K.W., keeps leaving their little group. They meet Max and crown him king and then his famous line from the movie goes something like this, "LET THE WILD RUMPUS START!" and the wild things and Max celebrate. They build a big "fort" and Carol catches Max cutting a hole into it so he could have a place where just the king goes alone with SMALL doors. Carol throws a fit and gets angry and soon finds out Max really isn't a king. He loses his cool and rips Douglas's arm off, (it isn't that gross, just a little bird bone grows and dust falls out of his arm). Max apologizes to his friends and soon figures he has to go home. He leaves the island and sails back home. When he arrives safe and sound, his mother hugs him and watches him eat some cereal and drifts off to sleep.
It was a beautiful movie, I really liked it.
((WILD THINGS))
Carol - James Gandolfini
Alexander - Paul Dano
Judith - Catherine O'Hara
Ira - Forest Whitaker
The Bull - Michael Berry Jr
Douglas - Chris Cooper
K.W. - Lauren Ambrose
Mom - Catherine Keener
Claire - Pepita Emmerichs
Max - Max Records
Teacher - Steve Mouzakis
Mom's Boyfriend - Mark Ruffalo
Director - Spike Jonze
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The Wild Things was created in 2009.
Where the Wild Things Are was created in 1963.
Maurice Bernard Sendak wrote Where the Wild Things Are
"Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak has only 48 pages.
The duration of Wild Things is 1.8 hours.
Prayer for the Wild Things was created in 1994.
Where the Wild Things Are - opera - was created in 1980.
Wild Things was created on 1998-03-20.
Wild Things was released on 03/20/1998.
The Production Budget for Where the Wild Things Are was $100,000,000.
The duration of Where the Wild Things Are - film - is 1.73 hours.