Creates fantasy world to escape real world & finds out how to be mature in the process
It’s hard to turn a short children’s story into a full length movie but I think Spike Jonze succeeded with Where The Wild Things Are. It starts with a backstory about a kid Max/Max Records who wants love and attention from his mother and sister which leads him into a fantasy world because he doesn’t like the real one. The things Max run into reflect his own insecurities about life and through them he learns how to be mature.
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