I'll be right upfront and proclaim myself as a total Spike Jonze fanboy. When I saw W
here The Wild Things Are as a thirteen-year-old, I had no prior experience with his filmmaking but the movie itself was so captivating and incredible that I knew I would never forget Spike Jonze's name. Just a few yeas later, Jonze managed to surpass his 2009 achievement with the masterpiece Her, one of the best movies made in the 21st century. Since seeing those two in their theatrical runs, I've also gone back and watched the superb
Adaptation and have no finally rounded out Spike Jonze's feature film directorial catalog by finally viewing his debut effort
Being John Malkovich, which paired him up with writer Charlie Kaufman, the writer of
Adaptation.
