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		<title>By: Shanny</title>
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		<dc:creator>Shanny</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:52:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>There&#039;s no way I can say it any better than Kate. I&#039;m 60. And this movie went into raw places inside my heart the way no other movie has done. Rage and hurt, also tenderness, beauty, flight or fight, disappointment, love, regret, forgiveness, the big, horrible wild thing known as depression. Courage and acceptance. It is so rare to see childhood captured onscreen without sermons, saccharine or judgment. And somewhere and somehow, in that childhood, my whole adulthood was all wrapped up. And vice versa. Does that make sense?

I want the filmmakers to know that I came out of the movie feeling changed. Truly--thank you. And to Kate -- please don&#039;t feel alone. Keep fighting to get through it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There&#8217;s no way I can say it any better than Kate. I&#8217;m 60. And this movie went into raw places inside my heart the way no other movie has done. Rage and hurt, also tenderness, beauty, flight or fight, disappointment, love, regret, forgiveness, the big, horrible wild thing known as depression. Courage and acceptance. It is so rare to see childhood captured onscreen without sermons, saccharine or judgment. And somewhere and somehow, in that childhood, my whole adulthood was all wrapped up. And vice versa. Does that make sense?</p>
<p>I want the filmmakers to know that I came out of the movie feeling changed. Truly&#8211;thank you. And to Kate &#8212; please don&#8217;t feel alone. Keep fighting to get through it.</p>
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		<title>By: terence</title>
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		<dc:creator>terence</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 21 Oct 2009 05:00:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>yea spike!
ive been waiting to see this since i heard you were attached to it a few years back
saw it two nights ago
thought it was great!
very very well done
im gonna have to see it again
and im definitely grabbing a copy when it comes out
congratulations and once again, nice work!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>yea spike!<br />
ive been waiting to see this since i heard you were attached to it a few years back<br />
saw it two nights ago<br />
thought it was great!<br />
very very well done<br />
im gonna have to see it again<br />
and im definitely grabbing a copy when it comes out<br />
congratulations and once again, nice work!</p>
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		<title>By: mike</title>
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		<dc:creator>mike</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:56:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hi!
I&#039;ve been following the blog for a pretty long while now. I&#039;ve been following the production even longer. But this is the first time I commented here. I just couldn&#039;t help but thank you for this wonderful film. After five long years of waiting (it&#039;s been five for me), it finally came. And it was beautiful! I saw it at a midnight premiere and again on Saturday. It was the first time I cried during a film since watching Terminator 2 when I was four years old. It was happy and fun and scary and sad. It was everything I could ever hope for. I felt like a kid again. I treasure every moment that happens. Thank you, thank you, thank you! And I love, love, love you!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi!<br />
I&#8217;ve been following the blog for a pretty long while now. I&#8217;ve been following the production even longer. But this is the first time I commented here. I just couldn&#8217;t help but thank you for this wonderful film. After five long years of waiting (it&#8217;s been five for me), it finally came. And it was beautiful! I saw it at a midnight premiere and again on Saturday. It was the first time I cried during a film since watching Terminator 2 when I was four years old. It was happy and fun and scary and sad. It was everything I could ever hope for. I felt like a kid again. I treasure every moment that happens. Thank you, thank you, thank you! And I love, love, love you!</p>
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		<title>By: Karina</title>
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		<dc:creator>Karina</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Oct 2009 03:46:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>It was amazing. I was a ball of emotion. I even cried at that Sandra Bullock trailer *embarrassed 
But anyway, it was perfect. I just wonder why Max&#039;s room didn&#039;t turn into the forest.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It was amazing. I was a ball of emotion. I even cried at that Sandra Bullock trailer *embarrassed<br />
But anyway, it was perfect. I just wonder why Max&#8217;s room didn&#8217;t turn into the forest.</p>
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		<title>By: Greg Finch</title>
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		<dc:creator>Greg Finch</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Oct 2009 02:16:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Just got back from seeing the film in a theatre packed with seven-year-olds all howling at the screen. Easily one of my most treasured film experiences.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just got back from seeing the film in a theatre packed with seven-year-olds all howling at the screen. Easily one of my most treasured film experiences.</p>
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		<title>By: Aisleen</title>
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		<dc:creator>Aisleen</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Oct 2009 01:37:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I don&#039;t think I can leave a better comment than Kate did; she summed up everything the movie did for me perfectly (and made me cry...what a beautiful message Kate!). The movie is so painfully child-like...in the best of ways. It&#039;s everything there is to being a child, being scared, hurt, confused, angry, imaginative and playful. Max is painfully needy and rightfully so. All children need to feel noticed; even if it takes lashing out and running away. Even if it means hurting the ones they love and being horrified they&#039;re doing it. I can&#039;t express how moved I was by this movie...Max was perfect, brilliant, and he characterized all of our childhoods. Max IS childhood. I cried when Max cried, I laughed when he laughed, I hurt when he hurt. I can not for the life of me think of any other movie that has ever, ever done that. It was like going back in time and reliving and feeling what it was like to be 10 all over again. 

Thank you. You&#039;ve rekindled my faith in movies. I&#039;ve seen this twice, will see it a dozen more times Im sure. I&#039;ve never been happier to see a movie, never been happier that a movie got made. Congratulations on this masterpieces and for all the struggles this movie, you, and the crew went through; it was worth it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I don&#8217;t think I can leave a better comment than Kate did; she summed up everything the movie did for me perfectly (and made me cry&#8230;what a beautiful message Kate!). The movie is so painfully child-like&#8230;in the best of ways. It&#8217;s everything there is to being a child, being scared, hurt, confused, angry, imaginative and playful. Max is painfully needy and rightfully so. All children need to feel noticed; even if it takes lashing out and running away. Even if it means hurting the ones they love and being horrified they&#8217;re doing it. I can&#8217;t express how moved I was by this movie&#8230;Max was perfect, brilliant, and he characterized all of our childhoods. Max IS childhood. I cried when Max cried, I laughed when he laughed, I hurt when he hurt. I can not for the life of me think of any other movie that has ever, ever done that. It was like going back in time and reliving and feeling what it was like to be 10 all over again. </p>
<p>Thank you. You&#8217;ve rekindled my faith in movies. I&#8217;ve seen this twice, will see it a dozen more times Im sure. I&#8217;ve never been happier to see a movie, never been happier that a movie got made. Congratulations on this masterpieces and for all the struggles this movie, you, and the crew went through; it was worth it.</p>
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		<title>By: Mora</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mora</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 18 Oct 2009 05:13:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I went to see the movie this morning with my brother; it was amazing!  We both feel a lot of nostalgia/sadness that we&#039;re growing up, and this movie made it even more intense.  Every single scene reminded us of things from our childhood.  Especially in the beginning before Max&#039;s trip...it was like you guys grew up with us!

I usually get pretty involved in the plots of movies, but this is the first time I seriously felt everything along with the characters.  It was incredible!  I feel like even after the thrill of seeing a good movie for the first time wears off, I will cry at certain points of the movie.  The emotions are so real and relate-able that I think even after the hundredth time, they will get to me 

Also, I was a little bit skeptical about the soundtrack being made by Karen O (even though I love the Yeah Yeah Yeahs) because I wasn&#039;t sure if it would fit in with the movie, but it was AWESOME!  It gave me goosebumps!

aaaaah, you guys did an amazing job, thank you so much for making such an incredible movie.  I wouldn&#039;t change a thing about it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I went to see the movie this morning with my brother; it was amazing!  We both feel a lot of nostalgia/sadness that we&#8217;re growing up, and this movie made it even more intense.  Every single scene reminded us of things from our childhood.  Especially in the beginning before Max&#8217;s trip&#8230;it was like you guys grew up with us!</p>
<p>I usually get pretty involved in the plots of movies, but this is the first time I seriously felt everything along with the characters.  It was incredible!  I feel like even after the thrill of seeing a good movie for the first time wears off, I will cry at certain points of the movie.  The emotions are so real and relate-able that I think even after the hundredth time, they will get to me </p>
<p>Also, I was a little bit skeptical about the soundtrack being made by Karen O (even though I love the Yeah Yeah Yeahs) because I wasn&#8217;t sure if it would fit in with the movie, but it was AWESOME!  It gave me goosebumps!</p>
<p>aaaaah, you guys did an amazing job, thank you so much for making such an incredible movie.  I wouldn&#8217;t change a thing about it.</p>
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		<title>By: Kate</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kate</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 18 Oct 2009 01:40:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>And to help you better understand my gratitude expressed my my comment above: 
Will is my wild, creative, thoughtful, brilliant 8 year old boy. Will also falls under the autism spectrum, has OCD and some and anxiety. I am just his 28 year old single mother who suffers from anxiety and depression. 
Thank you for this movie. We both hurt and we both hurt each other. He just met his father for the first time last week and I doubt he will be seeing him again anytime soon. I have been struggling with finances, work and relationships and with everything going on we have let the stresses of the world chip away at our beautiful relationship. We needed this so much. Thank you. God Bless, Kate</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>And to help you better understand my gratitude expressed my my comment above:<br />
Will is my wild, creative, thoughtful, brilliant 8 year old boy. Will also falls under the autism spectrum, has OCD and some and anxiety. I am just his 28 year old single mother who suffers from anxiety and depression.<br />
Thank you for this movie. We both hurt and we both hurt each other. He just met his father for the first time last week and I doubt he will be seeing him again anytime soon. I have been struggling with finances, work and relationships and with everything going on we have let the stresses of the world chip away at our beautiful relationship. We needed this so much. Thank you. God Bless, Kate</p>
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		<title>By: Kate</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kate</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 18 Oct 2009 01:10:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>NEVER has a movie met me at more of a right time in my life as this movie did

this day, this week, this season in my life

On the screen I saw so much of my heart, my reflection, my pain, my fears, my child, my situation, my turmoil, my mistakes, my resentment


It is an echoing &quot;I hurt&quot;

but that &quot;I hurt&quot; is both a statement of how one feels, as well as what one does

within seconds of beginning my heart ached and tears streamed down my face

I looked at my boy as he looked at Max with a knowing, sad smile of someone who knew his pain personally and found pleasure in now having company

and that tore me apart

This is not a happy go lucky, take the kids out for the afternoon film - this movie is not for everyone. I even so people leave. Amazingly - this piece of work based on fiction is too real for most.

Someone actually left with their kid within the first five minutes.

It is not a cinematic nostalgia retelling of one of the most beloved and beautiful children&#039;s stories- though it is so beautiful and so breathtaking

It is a beautiful film unlike any other I have seen. It has some of the most dear moments. It has charm, and wit - heart warming moments  - wonder and awe  were you get caught up and swept away. It is offbeat and while being transported to this different world it is still so familiar.

It is raw- real - human emotion

so.much.pain

so misunderstood

chaos

the extremes of feelings

destruction

a yearning for comfort


the comfort of your mothers arms - the comfort of a fort


feeling together and whole and protected

no sense of safety

reaching that breaking point

lashing out

this chaos that we don&#039;t know where to take blame or put blame or feel guilt or feel hurt...


we bottle it all

it is your pillow in the morning - dried tear stains now not visible

the night before it lie drenched, and it soaked in every sob and pounding of your fist - the gasps for air between that come between the clenched teeth as the waves of anger wash over you

every ounce of energy poured out till you fall off to sleep


rarely heard - spoken about - portrayed - or discussed - truth of childhood 

the childhood we had - the childhood we caused

the broken heart - spirit - and mind

inner turmoil

angst - rage - loneliness - hurt - resentment - guilt - bitterness

the sweet, amazing, willful child who marches to his own beat

the child who makes their own world to escape but whose mind is already so heavily burdened that even fantasy is dysfunctional and complicated

single parent - broken home - absent parent - let down child - angry child acting out

taken for granted, left behind, in the background drowned out by the noise

rundown by the world and had it up to here and you just want to scream and so you take it out on the ones you love - we tear each other down and it tears us apart

do we let loose the beast to release this inner lack of peace?

and when we do who gets crushed and left in the rubble, wounded and troubled?

when does my time come to be king?

when does my time come to be put first?

when do I get listened to?

when do I get your attention?

feeling owed something

feeling you got a bad deal in life

wanting to know when your time comes

single parent wanting to know when does the peace and quiet come, when do I get my time, my life, my significant other, my right career, my recognition... I&#039;ve paid my dues and I&#039;m tired and just feel like I&#039;m going to break

lonely child wanting to know why Mom is so busy and not focused on them and why is she not content with just me? what is she searching for I must not be enough or maybe if I can get her attention...

&quot;mom&quot;

&quot;just one second&quot;

&quot;just look&quot;

that&#039;s all that it takes - just like that the fuse is lit

in all the commotion, the battle and fight - sometimes it&#039;s not till the dust clears till you see how badly someones been hit

are we beast to our babies - our parents - our own? do we turn on our pack, snip and snarl to go crawl off, lick our wounds and whimper alone? 

It&#039;s the  shrill &quot;what&#039;s wrong with you?&quot; 

the &quot;not now&quot;

or &quot;can you just be quiet&quot;&quot;

those words that roll off our tongues

when they won&#039;t stop, you can&#039;t think, all you need is one second

it is not having anyone

the lies we tell ourselves, the out of line priorities, being completely overwhelmed and feeling misunderstood

It&#039;s not having someone

feeling broken

unloved

thinking you are bad, or wrong, or not knowing quite what you are but knowing you are just not right.

or at least not good enough.

It is the destruction that we cause and the ramifications that follow

We are so destructive.

We all have the power to hurt as well as the power to love.

Thank you for this site. Thank you for this movie.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>NEVER has a movie met me at more of a right time in my life as this movie did</p>
<p>this day, this week, this season in my life</p>
<p>On the screen I saw so much of my heart, my reflection, my pain, my fears, my child, my situation, my turmoil, my mistakes, my resentment</p>
<p>It is an echoing &#8220;I hurt&#8221;</p>
<p>but that &#8220;I hurt&#8221; is both a statement of how one feels, as well as what one does</p>
<p>within seconds of beginning my heart ached and tears streamed down my face</p>
<p>I looked at my boy as he looked at Max with a knowing, sad smile of someone who knew his pain personally and found pleasure in now having company</p>
<p>and that tore me apart</p>
<p>This is not a happy go lucky, take the kids out for the afternoon film &#8211; this movie is not for everyone. I even so people leave. Amazingly &#8211; this piece of work based on fiction is too real for most.</p>
<p>Someone actually left with their kid within the first five minutes.</p>
<p>It is not a cinematic nostalgia retelling of one of the most beloved and beautiful children&#8217;s stories- though it is so beautiful and so breathtaking</p>
<p>It is a beautiful film unlike any other I have seen. It has some of the most dear moments. It has charm, and wit &#8211; heart warming moments  &#8211; wonder and awe  were you get caught up and swept away. It is offbeat and while being transported to this different world it is still so familiar.</p>
<p>It is raw- real &#8211; human emotion</p>
<p>so.much.pain</p>
<p>so misunderstood</p>
<p>chaos</p>
<p>the extremes of feelings</p>
<p>destruction</p>
<p>a yearning for comfort</p>
<p>the comfort of your mothers arms &#8211; the comfort of a fort</p>
<p>feeling together and whole and protected</p>
<p>no sense of safety</p>
<p>reaching that breaking point</p>
<p>lashing out</p>
<p>this chaos that we don&#8217;t know where to take blame or put blame or feel guilt or feel hurt&#8230;</p>
<p>we bottle it all</p>
<p>it is your pillow in the morning &#8211; dried tear stains now not visible</p>
<p>the night before it lie drenched, and it soaked in every sob and pounding of your fist &#8211; the gasps for air between that come between the clenched teeth as the waves of anger wash over you</p>
<p>every ounce of energy poured out till you fall off to sleep</p>
<p>rarely heard &#8211; spoken about &#8211; portrayed &#8211; or discussed &#8211; truth of childhood </p>
<p>the childhood we had &#8211; the childhood we caused</p>
<p>the broken heart &#8211; spirit &#8211; and mind</p>
<p>inner turmoil</p>
<p>angst &#8211; rage &#8211; loneliness &#8211; hurt &#8211; resentment &#8211; guilt &#8211; bitterness</p>
<p>the sweet, amazing, willful child who marches to his own beat</p>
<p>the child who makes their own world to escape but whose mind is already so heavily burdened that even fantasy is dysfunctional and complicated</p>
<p>single parent &#8211; broken home &#8211; absent parent &#8211; let down child &#8211; angry child acting out</p>
<p>taken for granted, left behind, in the background drowned out by the noise</p>
<p>rundown by the world and had it up to here and you just want to scream and so you take it out on the ones you love &#8211; we tear each other down and it tears us apart</p>
<p>do we let loose the beast to release this inner lack of peace?</p>
<p>and when we do who gets crushed and left in the rubble, wounded and troubled?</p>
<p>when does my time come to be king?</p>
<p>when does my time come to be put first?</p>
<p>when do I get listened to?</p>
<p>when do I get your attention?</p>
<p>feeling owed something</p>
<p>feeling you got a bad deal in life</p>
<p>wanting to know when your time comes</p>
<p>single parent wanting to know when does the peace and quiet come, when do I get my time, my life, my significant other, my right career, my recognition&#8230; I&#8217;ve paid my dues and I&#8217;m tired and just feel like I&#8217;m going to break</p>
<p>lonely child wanting to know why Mom is so busy and not focused on them and why is she not content with just me? what is she searching for I must not be enough or maybe if I can get her attention&#8230;</p>
<p>&#8220;mom&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8220;just one second&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8220;just look&#8221;</p>
<p>that&#8217;s all that it takes &#8211; just like that the fuse is lit</p>
<p>in all the commotion, the battle and fight &#8211; sometimes it&#8217;s not till the dust clears till you see how badly someones been hit</p>
<p>are we beast to our babies &#8211; our parents &#8211; our own? do we turn on our pack, snip and snarl to go crawl off, lick our wounds and whimper alone? </p>
<p>It&#8217;s the  shrill &#8220;what&#8217;s wrong with you?&#8221; </p>
<p>the &#8220;not now&#8221;</p>
<p>or &#8220;can you just be quiet&#8221;"</p>
<p>those words that roll off our tongues</p>
<p>when they won&#8217;t stop, you can&#8217;t think, all you need is one second</p>
<p>it is not having anyone</p>
<p>the lies we tell ourselves, the out of line priorities, being completely overwhelmed and feeling misunderstood</p>
<p>It&#8217;s not having someone</p>
<p>feeling broken</p>
<p>unloved</p>
<p>thinking you are bad, or wrong, or not knowing quite what you are but knowing you are just not right.</p>
<p>or at least not good enough.</p>
<p>It is the destruction that we cause and the ramifications that follow</p>
<p>We are so destructive.</p>
<p>We all have the power to hurt as well as the power to love.</p>
<p>Thank you for this site. Thank you for this movie.</p>
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		<title>By: Sam Matthews</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sam Matthews</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 17 Oct 2009 21:57:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>It was everything I was hoping it would be! Contemplative, sweet, and touching, like an Ingmar Bergman movie - which, from me, is pretty big praise.

I&#039;m definitely buying this one when it goes to video. I had stuffed animals of Max and the Wild Things in the early 80&#039;s, and this movie recaptures a lot of the same feelings I had back then.

I saw it at the Mann in Westwood, and half the audience howled like wild things as the credits rolled. Let the wild rumpus... continue!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It was everything I was hoping it would be! Contemplative, sweet, and touching, like an Ingmar Bergman movie &#8211; which, from me, is pretty big praise.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m definitely buying this one when it goes to video. I had stuffed animals of Max and the Wild Things in the early 80&#8217;s, and this movie recaptures a lot of the same feelings I had back then.</p>
<p>I saw it at the Mann in Westwood, and half the audience howled like wild things as the credits rolled. Let the wild rumpus&#8230; continue!</p>
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