Rick Howard and Matt Milligan passed these along to us. From a skate shop up North.
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Spike Jonze’s feature film rendition of Maurice Sendaks classic story Where The Wild Things Are has hit movie theaters worldwide.
The film represents years of work from hundreds of different artists, writers, photographers, musicians, actors, and creators of all degrees.
This place has been established to help shed some light on many of the small influences that converged to make this massive project a reality.
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Those are total bootlegs! The official Where the Wild Things Are film boards look so much better. :)
Cease and Desist letters are nothing new in skateboarding, this is one of the better bootlegs I have seen. Im really surprised none of them are holding a bong.
is the bird ironing?
Oh my god, it’s eating Max! Well, there goes my childhood
[...] The Wild Things Are and “other randoms things that catch our eye along the way” such as knock off skateboards, Beastie Boys outtakes, and A. Rose’s band The Sads. Here’s a clip from the site of [...]
Those boards came out long before the Girl series and long before the hype over this film. Spike Jonze has been involved in skate companies that built their reputation on rip-off graphics and parodys, so where’s the problem?