The marketing campaign for Where the Wild Things Are continues its hot steak of creating beautiful ads that get our hopes up for a fantastic film.

It’s difficult to find the right music for any movie. Where the Wild Things Are is no different.

Warner Bros. has released the second — and much longer — trailer for Spike Jonze’s upcoming children’s book adaptation Where the Wild Things Are, and without a doubt it is one of the best trailers of 2009.

Prepare to lose your geek minds and have your inner child take over, because this new Wild Things featurette will revert you back to 6-years old.

In a presentation today preceding Comic-Con, Warner Bros. Pictures and IMAX Corporation announced that Where the Wild Things Are will be released to both IMAX and conventional theaters.

Director Spike Jonze has begun blogging over on his own site, We Love You So, where he is chronicling his own experiences as he brings Maurice Sendak’s classic children’s tale Where the Wild Things Are to life. And with it comes this awesome little video.

Yahoo Movies has debuted a brand new poster for Spike Jonze’s highly anticipated film Where the Wild Things Are, adapted from the children’s book of the same name by Maurice Sendak.

The first trailer for Spike Jonze’s film Where The Wild Things Are debuted online this morning on the Ellen show and has since popped up online. And we’re more than happy to bring it to you…

At this point we can’t even wrap our minds around the concept of not being excited about Spike Jonze’s adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are. Therefore, we are super jazzed over these new photos.

Nick Magazine recently revealed the new advance poster for the upcoming film adaptation of Where The Wild Things Are and it is beautiful.

The Wild Things Are on the decks of skateboards. Now you can 50-50 grind on their faces.

Despite delays, reshoots and children running scared from test screenings, Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are still may make it into theaters — and according to the Warner Bros. 2009 preview, they’ll be landing on October 16th.

Warner Bros. made news recently when it announced Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince was moving from a November 2008 release date to summer of 2009, but that wasn’t the only schedule change they had planned.

News is now circulating that Warner Bros. may dump Spike Jonze’s film version in favor of a complete do-over.

An Unsurprisingly Odd First Video From Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are.