Blu-ray Review: Where The Wild Things Are
Rebecca Wright
March 11, 2010
Warner Bros. | 2009 | 101 mins. | Rated PG As a child, Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are was a regular part of
Warner Bros. | 2009 | 101 mins. | Rated PG As a child, Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are was a regular part of
Disney / Buena Vista | 2009 | 97 mins. | Rated G In recent years, Disney has found itself playing catch up with the mighty
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Warner Bros | 1968-2008 | 19 Discs | Rated R These days, Clint Eastwood is considered an American institution. With his 80th birthday nearly upon
Disney/Buena Vista | 2009 | 430 mins. | Not Rated Created by Brannon Braga (24) and David S. Goyer (The Dark Knight), adapted from Robert
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