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Fantastic Mr. Fox.
Quote from: sdedalus on November 27, 2009, 08:32:04 PMIn the sense that Fox is totally like the rest of Anderson's films, and Wild Things is totally like films from the Jonze/Coppola/Gondry/Kaufman world, neither of them are unique.Whop, no. Where the Wild Things felt totally different in style from the rest of Jonze's work. It shared a lot of the naturalism, but it was totally different in almost every other way. Fantastic Mr. Fox is very much in keeping with everything Anderson.
In the sense that Fox is totally like the rest of Anderson's films, and Wild Things is totally like films from the Jonze/Coppola/Gondry/Kaufman world, neither of them are unique.
I feel like I may be too lazy for this.
I'll take both of these over anything Disney's churned out in the past 25 years.
Haven't seen the Fox yet, but it'll take a lot to beat the Wild Things for me.
Quote from: Melvil on November 27, 2009, 05:48:45 PMHaven't seen the Fox yet, but it'll take a lot to beat the Wild Things for me.