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Maurice Sendak To Concerned Parents: Go To Hell!

Mirrored from Phinmagic.com.

Maurice Sendak To Concerned Parents: Go To Hell!

By Charlie Jane Anders, 4:17 PM on Mon Oct 12 2009, 20,182 views (Edit, to draft, Slurp)

 

 

If you’re worried about taking your kids to see Where The Wild Things Are after reports of crying children having to leave screenings of the rough cut, halfway through, then Maurice Sendak has a message for you: “Go to hell.”

 

A story in the Oct. 19 Newsweek contains this classic exchange:

 

    What do you say to parents who think the Wild Things film may be too scary?

 

    Sendak: I would tell them to go to hell. That’s a question I will not tolerate.

 

    Because kids can handle it?

 

    Sendak: If they can’t handle it, go home. Or wet your pants. Do whatever you like. But it’s not a question that can be answered.

 

    Jonze: Dave, you want to field that one?

 

    Eggers: The part about kids wetting their pants? Should kids wear diapers when they go to the movies? I think adults should wear diapers going to it, too. I think everyone should be prepared for any eventuality.

 

So apparently I was wrong about Michael Bay being the film-maker most eager to have us all wear diapers to the movies.

 

[Newsweek, via SFGate]

Daleks in the foyer

Mirrored from Phinmagic.com.

The Stairs are not ADA(All Dalek Accessable) Compliant

I stole this from Seth and found this at  http://lovelylisting.com , how very odd indeed!

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“Walk back in time,” says the listing. Waaaay back. Then waaayyy into the future. And then exterminate all non-Daleks from… uh… West Brant, Ontario.

I kid, but come on: how useful would it be to have a Tardis in your living room? The place is a mess, company’s coming over? Just shove everything — and I mean everything — into the Tardis and you’re set!