Arby’s says it is, but I need more proof. Here’s something different: Wes Anderson has made a stop-motion animated film for kids. Fantastic Mr. Read the full post.
Jul 31
2009
10:49 AM ET
'Fantastic Mr. Fox' trailer: Is different good?
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Is nothing sacred? Maybe the Americains could have a go a Jeeves and Wooster next
Consider it lingering revenge for Andrew Lloyd Weber continuing to destroy the American art form of musical theatre.
I enjoyed the book imensly as a child, so I wont be seening this americain rubbish, as it would taint it forever. Like what the did to the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy.
The screenplay to which Douglas Adams wrote. Which differed from the novel. Which differed from the radio dramas. He changed it for every medium himself.
Whats with all this Americanization of an English book crybaby talk? I’m Canadian and I also loved the book as a kid and no offense to the Brits out there but I didn’t read it with English accents in my head… relax and enjoy the fact that someone so unique and talented like Wes Anderson got his hands on the project and cast such amazing actors. At least its not the Michael Bay FMF.
I think this looks awesome. I love Wes Anderson. I’m looking forward to seeing it.
it grew on me as the trailer progressed, but i do not foresee children flocking to theaters to see it after witnessing the beauty of Up and Wall-E.
I do not foresee children flocking to theaters to witness a movie because of its beauty. Are you saying this movie lacks beauty? I showed my kids the trailer and they were excited. The young fox voiced by Schwartzman was hilarious. Wes Anderson appears to have done an amazing job at creating a kid-friendly movie while still maintaining his own unique traits.
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