Analysis Of The Movie Where The Wild Things Are

Most kids are in a hurry to grow up, and don’t realize what growing up actually means To grow up. Most times kids lash out at their parents because they feel their parents are being too hard on them. Kids often do not realize what parents do to keep them safe and take care of them. When a child is raised in a split house where they share their time between mom and dad’s house tend to act out emotionally. Watching the movie Where the Wild Things Are, a similar dynamic in a little boy named Max was observed. Childhood leaves an everlasting impact on life because throughout our childhood we face challenges with in our self’s and we grow from them and become the adults we were taught to be. The movie Where the Wild Things Are, is a good example of a child not realizing what it means to be a growing up and what is really at stake. On a part of the movie Max, tells his mom a story about vampires growing up and losing their teeth and not able to be a vampire anymore. Max might be going through an emotional moment because it appears through his story he is afraid of not being a kid anymore and growing up. According to Lauren Elsden, loneliness is a contributing factor to life while growing up (“Getting older: Fearing the unknown” 2015). Like any other kid Max likes playing make believe. Max set up a fort packed with stuffed animals. He shouted for …show more content…
Sometimes life is takin for granted as a child, but truth is do people ever stop taking life for granted? It is important to embrace the inner child in every person because every person has the choice to be a kid no matter what their age may be. Childhood years leaves lasting impressions on our lives. We face challenges with in our self’s and we grow from them and become the adults we were taught to be and what we learned to be. Growing up never stops because people will always learn and live from life