Wes Anderson’s Surprise Stop-Motion Masterpiece

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  @Synapse-CrossroadsOfKnowledge · 2 years ago

  "I love you too, but I shouldn't have married you" something I feel about that line, is that it shows Mr Fox's growth as a character that he doesn't argue with her or contest that.

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  @ripleyandweeds1288 · 3 years ago

  &quot;I am your lab partner.&quot;<br>&quot;No you&apos;re not, you&apos;re disloyal&quot; <br>there&apos;s something about that exchange that always cracks me up

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  @deedoubs · 3 years ago

  &quot;Here put this bandit hat on&quot;<br><br>I forgot how great this movie was.

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  @AidanOAArch · 2 years ago

  &quot;That&apos;s just weak songwriting!&quot; still remains a funny line me and my flatmates yelled at each other for years after seeing this.

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  @blorbdestroyer · 2 years ago

  I&apos;d like to add that Rat&apos;s death is also a glimpse into a possible future for Mr Fox.<br><br>His son remarks on Rat redeeming himself, but Fox retorts that in the ends he&apos;s still just a dead rat in a sewer drain.<br><br>I don&apos;t think it&apos;s a coincidence that Fox changes his plans after the fight with Rat, even when nothing about the circumstances has really changed.<br>Fox wanted to redeem himself through death by turning himself in, but Rat confronts him with the reality of such a decision: he would still just be a dead fox in some field.<br><br>Mr Fox chooses the hard way, not to go out with one final moment of redemption, but to embark on a lifelong journey to redeem himself and be there for his family

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• IC

  @IchbinconnorYT · 3 years ago

  “Are You cussin with me” is still just as funny today as it was the first time I heard it

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  @fmphotooffice5513 · 2 years ago

  One of my favorite practical effects is how Mrs. Fox &quot;glows&quot; when she announces she&apos;s pregnant.

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  @SigChiGuy1855 · 3 years ago

  &quot;When I first saw the movie back in the summer of 2015; with the second half of undergrad ahead of me, true adulthood lurking just around the corner beyond it, and what little remained of my adolescence rapidly vanishing into the past I found that the film weighed surprisingly heavily on my mind.&quot; That was wonderful poetry as commentary. I remember that time, your words woke a memory in me and made me feel my thoughts for a moment. Well done.

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  @thibaultl1956 · 3 years ago

  This is quite possibly the most underrated channel I&apos;ve ever come across. Phenomenal work!

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  @WeeShenanigans · 2 years ago

  As Screen Junkies once put it, his style is so specific, at this point he&apos;s basically his own genre ...

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  @Cardinalbins · 3 years ago

  Fantastic mr fox reminds me of a specific time period in my childhood.<br>Were i was slowly transitioning, from the little kid, that sees everything for the first time.<br>To the teen thats starting the process of adulthood.<br><br>This movie still gives me this wonder of being a little kid, while being an adult.

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  @nilesloughlin6845 · 3 years ago

  Fantastic Mr. Fox is a perfect movie. It’s comedy beats are pithy and relatable, while providing insight into each character’s personality. Characterizations evolve with subtlety and tenderness. Believable motivations are still expressed effectively in over-the-top antics. Its commentary on life remains constructive and optimistic, despite destruction or change.<br><br>Fantastic Mr. Fox is simply, a fantastic movie.

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