I loved it.

I thought visually it was gorgeous and I really enjoyed the mixture of CGI and puppetry.

Puppetry is such a lost art it was refreshing because they felt more real.

The movie was definitely not aimed towards children. The whole relationship with Carol and K.W. seemed to represent his parents divorce. Him hiding as they fought over how out of control Carol was really played towards that in my opinion.

Either way I'm glad Spike Jonze got to make the film he wanted.

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Originally posted by Dj Minaya The movie was definitely not aimed towards children. The whole relationship with Carol and K.W. seemed to represent his parents divorce. Him hiding as they fought over how out of control Carol was really played towards that in my opinion.

Ah, I knew there was a significance to those two, thanks for clearing that up. Looking back, it was all so obvious. The monster with the long horns (Alexander?) was part of Max's feeling that nobody ever noticed him or listened to him, Ira and Judith sort of the Yin/Yang of his personality, Judith being the more brash/harsh one and Ira being the relaxed happy one. Douglas represented his loyalty to people, especially to his parents (K.W. and Carol). Very intriguing movie, it was very well done, I just thought it was so dark and depressing that it was hard to enjoy the end.

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I thought it was an excellent movie. Lots of hidden meaning and it was beautiful in IMAX

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who is this? i've got a semi lob-on and it's about time to go to bed, give me pics naow!

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