Judging from the trailer, it seems that with WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE, Spike Jonze has successfully adapted the popular children’s book of the same name. But what if he turned his attention to another popular children’s book? The great excretory thesis “Everyone Poops!”? What would that look like? The folks at “Landline TV” have come to answer that very question. See it below. The aforementioned WILD THINGS open October 16th.
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